The RZRs are gearing up for the Baja 500. After a month-long break since the San Felipe 250, the RZR Factory Racing Team returns to the desert with one goal in mind, making history at the legendary Baja 500. With back-to-back wins, Brock Heger in 2023 and Cayden MacCachren in 2024, the team is charging […] More »

Quite a feat for so young a company. Segway has been making waves with their Super Villain spec sheet but when it comes to off-roading, the truest test of performance and durability is often found on the racetrack. Because things like big budgets and intensive R&D are necessary, we so often see the same major […] More »

If a quad stalls in the desert and no one is around to witness it, does the rider make a sound? 2-strokes like the Yamaha Banshee can be an absolute blast in the desert but, if you’ve never had the pleasure, experience something we call “falling off the pipe”. Because 2-strokes tend to make their […] More »

Baja champion at 25? You betcha! The latest episode of the Tough Doesn’t Quit series from Polaris Off Road arrives just in time for International Female Riders Day. Featuring the inspiring Fernanda Montiel –the first Hispanic woman to ever win a Baja Championship and a rising icon in off-road racing. At the early age of […] More »

Can-Am takes the Forced Induction UTV class. As the SCORE San Felipe 250 dust settles (literally and figuratively), results are continuing to come in. We’ve received word that Can-Am racer Phil Blurton opened the 2025 SCORE season in commanding fashion with a win in the PRO UTV Forced Induction class and a second-place overall UTV […] More »

Heger makes it six straight wins. This past weekend the 2025 SCORE Championship kicked off at the 38th San Felipe 250, where the RZR Factory Racing team continued its dominance in UTV racing. Brock Heger claimed the UTV Overall and UTV Pro Open win—his sixth consecutive victory in as many starts. Max Eddy Jr. powered […] More »

Intimidating? Yes. Achievable? Yes. Racing season is again in full swing and, aside from perhaps the secret art of big jumps, nothing seems to intimidate riders like a long, nasty whoop section. We get it – they’re always so much bigger than they look on TV or in photos and approaching them wrong can be […] More »