• TONIGHT: #CORR Round 6 from Glen Helen | 7PM PT, RACER Network

    TONIGHT: #CORR Round 6 from Glen Helen | 7PM PT, RACER Network

    Don’t miss Round 6 of the 2025-26 Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) season on RACER Network, premiering tonight at 7PM PT/10PM ET. Hosted by Jim Beaver and Tiffany Stone, this one-hour show will feature all the most exciting highlights from Glen Helen Raceway.

    CORR will produce 10 one-hour highlight shows in all for RACER Network from its 2025-26 season. From the premier Pro SXS divisions down to the Youth classes and everything in between, off-road race fans will get to see the best of the southwest’s premier short course off-road racing series throughout the campaign.

    Looking for more? RACER+ has complete live coverage of every CORR event all season long. From every start to every finish, you won’t miss a moment of the more than 15 classes represented on the schedule each weekend.

    Stay tuned for more CORR TV and live streaming coverage from RACER Network and RACER+ all season long!

  • #CORR: Beau Judge Extends CORR Pro SXS Points Lead With Round 8 Win at Firebird

    #CORR: Beau Judge Extends CORR Pro SXS Points Lead With Round 8 Win at Firebird

    The premier division of Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) is firmly under Beau Judge’s control after another exciting weekend of action at Firebird Motorsports Park. After climbing from sixth to second in Saturday’s Round 7 action, Judge found his way past Conner Maxwell immediately as the green flag dropped on Sunday and took his second win of the season in Round 8.

    “Luckily, I just got a good jump on the start,” said Judge. “I’ve always been good on the light, so I was able to clear him going into Turn 1, and then I was just hitting my marks. It was starting to become a desert race out there—the ruts were getting so deep and the holes were getting big, so I was happy with my tire choice. Congrats to the other podium guys—we’re all 1-2-3 in points, and this is why.”

    Judge’s top points rivals, Kyle Arkenau and Bryan McCormick, joined him on the podium. Arkenau followed Judge into second place on the first lap, but he’d be hotly pursued by Maxwell until Maxwell spun with just two laps to go. McCormick, meanwhile, jumped from sixth to third in the closing laps of the race to secure his third podium of the season.

    The day started with a bang in the 170 Production class, with Saturday winner Greyson Gentry caught up in a first-lap tangle that would prevent him from going two for two on the weekend. The high attrition start to the day would see multiple leaders either wreck or pull off before Saturday runner-up Krayton O’Connor would secure his first win of the season. Gentry wouldn’t be the only driver to face that fate while pursuing a weekend sweep, as Tim Jones Jr. had an incident of his own in the Sportsman race.

    Others found redemption from bad luck earlier in the weekend. Carson Greco spun while leading Pro Am on Saturday, giving the win to Kash Hart, but there would be no repeat on Sunday as he took his sixth win of the season. Likewise, after giving up the Sportsman lead to Jones on Saturday on the final lap, Chris Leaming would hang on until the checkered flag on Sunday.

    Ryder VanBeekum further extended his Pro NA points lead with his second win of the weekend and fourth of the season. Other weekend sweeps in the adult classes included Michael Burnstein in Pro Am Turbo, Calvin O’Dell in Sportsman Turbo, Johnny Holtger in Pro Lite, and Jason Weller in SR1 after a dramatic on Paul O’Brien in the final corner coming to the white flag.

    “Yesterday the track was great, and today it was a lot more wet,” said Weller. “I had to chill out the first few laps, and once you start feeling the traction you can start figuring it out. Paul is really good—he doesn’t mess up, and it’s real hard to find a spot just to get him. I started setting him, up, and in that last turn he was taking different lines every time. Sure enough, he went wide, and I was right there.”

    Youth drivers to win both races on the weekend included Gentry in 170 Limited, Murphy McKay in 250 Modified, and Addie Atteberry in 800 Open to extend her win streak in that class to seven races. Kyle Niner found his way back to the top of the box in Youth Production after finishing second on Saturday, while Ryder Greco earned the Youth Restricted win after running third in Round 7.

    For full results, click here.

    The 2025-26 CORR season will conclude on April 17-19, once again at Firebird Motorsports Park. Live streaming will once again be available on RACER+ and CORR social media channels. CORR will return to the RACER Network airwaves on Monday, March 30 with highlights from Round 6 at Glen Helen Raceway.

    All CORR races will feature television coverage on the RACER Network, as well as free live streaming on multiple platforms. Click here for the full CORR schedule.

    Click here to download the full rulebook for the upcoming season.

    CORR would like to thank our sponsors for their continued support. Interested in becoming a sponsor for the 2025–26 CORR season or a specific event? Please contact us at marketing@corracing.com for more information.

    Vendors—we want you too! To learn more about opportunities with CORR, reach out at marketing@corracing.com.

    For general series information, visit us online at www.corracing.com.

  • Conner Maxwell Breaks Through for First Pro SXS Win of CORR Season at Firebird

    Conner Maxwell Breaks Through for First Pro SXS Win of CORR Season at Firebird

    After taking his first podium of the Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) season last month at Glen Helen Raceway, Conner Maxwell did a couple steps better on the box on Saturday afternoon at Firebird Motorsports Park. Maxwell took the lead early and scored his first victory of the season in Round 7, claiming the Maxxis Fastest Lap Award in the process.

    “I knew I needed to get right to the front and run my own line,” said Maxwell. “I wanted to get out front, run clean lines, and get away from all the chaos. This one feels really good to get back up here on the box where I belong. Nothing feels greater than being up on the top step!”

    The other two spots on the Pro SXS podium, meanwhile, changed in the closing laps. Ryder VanBeekum led his father Robert for second place coming into Lap 8, but a mechanical issue would force him to pull off. Beau Judge would ascend to third and haunt Robert VanBeekum for second going into the final lap, where the elder VanBeekum would also pull off track.

    Cameron Bawden, who had already placed third in Pro Production, would get to replicate the result in Pro SXS as a result. But for Judge, clawing his way up to second would allow him to further extend his points lead over polesitter Kyle Arkenau, who finished fourth, and Bryan McCormick, who took an early DNF.

    “We started in P6, and I knew we had our work cut out for us with the good competition here,” said Judge. “We just kept picking everybody off, and I think I was up to fifth by the competition yellow. I was able to get one guy off the restart, we got up to third, I was battling with Robert, and he must have had a belt go or something. By the time I got through everyone, Conner was just too far up.”

    Ryder VanBeekum wouldn’t walk away from the day empty handed, though, as he won the Pro NA race earlier in the afternoon to extend his points lead to 12 over Ryder Chapman. Other Pro class winners included Trent Ouellette in a surprise entry in Pro Production, Kash Hart in Pro Am after a late spin for Carson Greco, and Michael Burnstein in Pro Am Turbo.

    The Sportsman race saw a dramatic finish thanks to Timothy Jones, who put on a show to earn his first win of the season. He passed both Chris Leaming for the class win and Sportsman Turbo winner Calvin Odell for the overall win in the final lap of the race.

    “It was a really fun race, especially with the final restart coming,” said Jones. “I thought I had lost it on the restart, I had my spotter tell me to back up off the Turbo guys. I left it open in Turn 1, he got through, had to battle back a couple laps later, secured number one. It was a fun race.”

    The two Youth classes were swept by the Foerster family, with Tatum Foerster winning the Production race and Ryder Foerster claiming the checkers in Youth Restricted. In the youngest divisions, Addie Atteberry extended her winning streak to six races in 800 Open, Murphy McKay returned to the series with his first win of the season in 250 Modified, and Greyson Gentry swept both the 170 Limited and Production races. Johnny Holtger (Pro Lite) and Jason Weller (SR1) rounded out the winners on the day.

    Podium finishers from CORR 2025-26 Round 7 at Firebird Motorsports Park were as follows:

    For full results, click here.

    The action continues at 9AM on Sunday morning with another full slate of races for every class. Live streaming will once again be available on RACER+ and CORR social media channels.

    All CORR races will feature television coverage on the RACER Network, as well as free live streaming on multiple platforms. Click here for the full CORR schedule.

    Click here to download the full rulebook for the upcoming season.

    CORR would like to thank our sponsors for their continued support. Interested in becoming a sponsor for the 2025–26 CORR season or a specific event? Please contact us at marketing@corracing.com for more information.

    Vendors—we want you too! To learn more about opportunities with CORR, reach out at marketing@corracing.com.

    For general series information, visit us online at www.corracing.com.

  • How to Watch #CORR: 2025-26 Rounds 7-8 | Firebird

    How to Watch #CORR: 2025-26 Rounds 7-8 | Firebird

    Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) is live and FREE all season long on RACER+! Check out all the action from Glen Helen Raceway starting on Saturday at 8:45AM PT/11:45AM ET. Be sure to tune in all weekend long as Jim Beaver and Tiffany Stone call all the action from Rounds 7 and 8 of the 2025-26 campaign!

    Watch this weekend’s CORR action on RACER+: Watch free | Sign up for RACER+

    Additional stream links:

    TV Broadcast Information

    One-hour highlight shows of all CORR rounds will air on the RACER Network. Stay tuned for TV broadcast dates and times!

    All CORR races will feature television coverage on the RACER Network, as well as free live streaming on multiple platforms. Click here for the full CORR schedule.

    Click here to download the full rulebook for the upcoming season.

    CORR would like to thank our sponsors for their continued support. Interested in becoming a sponsor for the 2025–26 CORR season or a specific event? Please contact us at marketing@corracing.com for more information.

    Vendors—we want you too! To learn more about opportunities with CORR, reach out at marketing@corracing.com.

    For general series information, visit us online at www.corracing.com.

  • CORR Entry Lists: 2025-26 Rounds 7-8 | Firebird

    CORR Entry Lists: 2025-26 Rounds 7-8 | Firebird

    The return of Championship Off-Road (CORR) to Firebird Motorsports Park this weekend sees most of the series’ top regulars ready to do battle for crucial championship points as the season winds down. After a visit to Glen Helen Raceway last month, the drivers who broke through for their first wins of the season in California will be trying to translate that success in Arizona for Rounds 7 and 8 of the 2025-26 championship.

    Here are the entry lists for this weekend’s CORR action at Firebird:

    Pro SXS

    No. Driver Name
    1 Ryder Vanbeekum
    7 Jeremiah Wagner
    22 Cameron Bawden
    32 Ryder Chapman
    44 Tyler Herzog
    64 Robert Vanbeekum
    93 Kyle Arkenau
    137 Lucca Sweetland
    191 Conner Maxwell
    309 Kelten Penrod
    333 Bryan McCormick
    414 Tyler Penrod
    704 Dan Kelly
    956 Beau Judge

     

    Pro NA

    No. Driver Name
    1 Ryder Vanbeekum
    32 Ryder Chapman
    64 Robert Vanbeekum
    91 Trent Ouellette
    951 Brian Willett

     

    Pro Production

    No. Driver Name
    15 Jayden Gerber
    623 Rylen Lane
    849 Jeremy Spears

     

    Pro Am Turbo

    No. Driver Name
    23 David Silliman
    88 Tanner Wittman
    295 Michael Burnstein
    2914 Daniel Hurn

     

    Pro Am

    No. Driver Name
    2 Kash Hart
    117 Alex Ranuio
    155 Carson Greco
    258 Declan Shields
    295 Michael Burnstein
    622 Casen Cummings

     

    Sportsman Turbo

    No. Driver Name
    241 Calvin Odell
    813 Matt Dyer

     

    Sportsman

    No. Driver Name
    3 Timothy Jones
    27 Austin Dorn
    899 Rylan Burnstein
    918 Mandy Hogenes
    971 Shaun Jones
    1866 Chris Leaming

     

    SR1

    No. Driver Name
    9 Christopher Redden
    11 Paul O’Brien
    18 Jason Weller
    35 Brandon Kilgore
    42 Scott Webster
    81 Greg Baum
    83 Robert Gutierrez

     

    Pro Lite

    No. Driver Name
    4 Dalton Bock
    33 Tony Crise
    44 Johnny Holtger

     

    Youth SXS

    No. Driver Name
    117 Alex Ranuio
    124 Banks Bawden

     

    Youth Production

    No. Driver Name
    45 Vincent Weber
    108 Desi De La Cruz
    195 Tatum Foerster
    223 Liam Cadwell
    245 Brayton Penrod
    258 Declan Shields
    548 Harper McKinney
    999 Kyle Niner

     

    Youth Restricted

    No. Driver Name
    3 Timothy Jones
    14 Cooper Hogenes
    15 Carter Hogenes
    36 Krew Hart
    66 Addie Atteberry
    114 Lariat Lawrence
    151 Ryder Greco
    210 Triton Lawrence
    213 Blaine Proctor
    223 Liam Cadwell
    241 Kylie Odell
    245 Brayton Penrod
    511 Laethe Earp
    611 Jaxon Cotter
    695 Ryder Foerster
    737 Nixon Mccormick

     

    800 Open

    No. Driver Name
    21 Jameson Olson
    66 Addie Atteberry
    598 Recker Earp
    747 Zeppelin Ledbetter
    9691 Chloe Hurn

     

    250 Modified

    No. Driver Name
    16 Elliott Brooke
    98 Murphy McKay
    696 Maisyn Atteberry

     

    170 Limited

    No. Driver Name
    23 Knoxx Salvatore
    25 Gavin Young
    26 Bryce Tomassi
    56 Stetson Wyman
    73 Maddon Mccormick
    98 Murphy McKay
    100 Rylee Atteberry
    101 Mason Dulgerian
    124 Banks Bawden
    194 Kaysen Stowell
    199 Steele Earp
    208 Greyson Gentry
    222 Carter Cadwell
    302 Braden Lucas
    414 Knox Penrod
    696 Maisyn Atteberry
    747 Zeppelin Ledbetter

     

    170 Production

    No. Driver Name
    19 Daxton Kilgore
    26 Bryce Tomassi
    30 Ryan Jones
    102 Wyat Dulgerian
    103 Paxton Luppino
    140 Johnny Savino
    161 Maverick Atteberry
    182 Sawyer Redden
    208 Greyson Gentry
    413 Gracelynn Schuster
    414 Knox Penrod
    823 Raelee Lucas
    911 Krayton O’Connor
    921 Zander Kessler

     

    Racing kicks off on both Saturday and Sunday at 9AM with Youth divisions, while UTV, Car, and Truck classes will race each day at 1PM. Tickets can be purchased online or at the gate, while RACER+, YouTube, Facebook, and Rumble will carry free live streaming coverage of both race days.

    All CORR races will feature television coverage on the RACER Network, as well as free live streaming on multiple platforms. Click here for the full CORR schedule.

    Click here to download the full rulebook for the upcoming season.

    CORR would like to thank our sponsors for their continued support. Interested in becoming a sponsor for the 2025–26 CORR season or a specific event? Please contact us at marketing@corracing.com for more information.

    Vendors—we want you too! To learn more about opportunities with CORR, reach out at marketing@corracing.com.

    For general series information, visit us online at www.corracing.com.

  • #CORR: Kyle Arkenau Tops Pro SXS Qualifying as CORR Season Resumes at Firebird

    #CORR: Kyle Arkenau Tops Pro SXS Qualifying as CORR Season Resumes at Firebird

    Pro SXS title contender Kyle Arkenau threw down the fastest time in qualifying for CORR’s return to Firebird Motorsports Park, turning a 54.200 on Friday afternoon to take the pole. The lap was .303 seconds faster than defending series champion Ryder VanBeekum in second, as drivers look to whittle down Beau Judge’s points lead in Rounds 7 and 8 this weekend.

    In fact, VanBeekum qualified second in both top Pro classes, as he ran second to his father Robert in Pro NA as well. Multiple points leaders came out on top of their respective qualifying sessions, including Carson Greco (Pro Am), Jeremy Spears (Pro Production), Johnny Holtger (Pro Lite), and Addie Atteberry (800 Open).

    Many classes saw extremely close pole fights that suggest this weekend’s action will be hotly contested. Tanner Wittman’s Pro Am Turbo pole came by just .013 seconds over Michael Burnstein, while Tatum Foerster turned a lap of exactly one minute in Youth Production to beat five-time race winner Kyle Niner by .024 seconds. Austin Dorn only outqualified Chris Leaming in Sportsman by .051 seconds, and Ryder Foerster beat Jaxon Cotter by the exact same margin in Youth Restricted.

    Provisional top qualifiers on Friday included the following:

    UTV, Car, and Truck Classes

    • Pro SXS: #93 Kyle Arkenau, 54.200
    • Pro NA: #64 Robert VanBeekum, 56.310
    • Pro Am: #155 Carson Greco, 57.834
    • Pro Production: #849 Jeremy Spears, 58.631
    • Pro Am Turbo: #88 Tanner Wittman, 59.124
    • Pro Lite: #44 Johnny Holtger, 1:00.209
    • Sportsman: #27 Austin Dorn, 1:01.641
    • Sportsman Turbo: #241 Calvin ODell, 1:01.718
    • SR1: #18 Jason Weller, 1:02.038

    Youth Classes

    • Youth Production: #195 Tatum Foerster, 1:00.000
    • Youth Restricted: #695 Ryder Foerster, 1:02.595
    • Youth SXS: #124 Banks Bawden, 1:03.051
    • 800 Open: #66 Addie Atteberry, 1:08.000
    • 250 Modified: #471 Murphy McKay, 1:12.304
    • 170 Limited: #747 Zeppelin Ledbetter, 1:15.693
    • 170 Production: #208 Greyson Gentry, 1:19.397

    For full practice and qualifying results, click here.

    Racing kicks off on both Saturday and Sunday at 9AM with Youth divisions, while UTV, Car, and Truck classes will race each day at 1PM. Tickets can be purchased online or at the gate, while RACER+, YouTube, Facebook, and Rumble will carry free live streaming coverage of both race days.

    All CORR races will feature television coverage on the RACER Network, as well as free live streaming on multiple platforms. Click here for the full CORR schedule.

    Click here to download the full rulebook for the upcoming season.

    CORR would like to thank our sponsors for their continued support. Interested in becoming a sponsor for the 2025–26 CORR season or a specific event? Please contact us at marketing@corracing.com for more information.

    Vendors—we want you too! To learn more about opportunities with CORR, reach out at marketing@corracing.com.

    For general series information, visit us online at www.corracing.com.

  • #RallyXAmericas Test at zMAX Dragway Makes Waves With Racing Stars

    #RallyXAmericas Test at zMAX Dragway Makes Waves With Racing Stars

    Preparation for the inaugural RallyX Americas season continued Thursday with an additional open test session outside of zMAX Dragway in Concord, North Carolina. From NASCAR Cup Series stars to off-road racers, influencers to micro sprint car drivers and even sim racers, Thursday’s sessions had a little bit of everything.

    Following two days of testing at Orlando Speed World in February, Thursday’s session returned the Hypercar, Supercar, and Crosscar classes to action. Daytona 500 winner Austin Cindric and NASCAR Cup Series Rookie of the Year and Supercars champion Shane Van Gisbergen dominated the headlines as word spread that they were on hand, and between them, they sampled all three divisions.

    “(It) was impressive, the speed that it had and how it accelerated,” Van Gisbergen said about the First Corner FC1 used in the Hypercar class. “I’d never driven an electric car before, and it was just epic. It’s really fun how you can drive them, and I’d love to come back and race against a few of my mates, too.”

    “As a teenager, I drove the RX Lites car a ton, and (the FC2) is basically just the same thing with the turbocharger on it,” added Cindric, who sampled both the First Corner FC2 and Speedcar Wonder and has raced the FC1 multiple times. “It was fun to relive some of those days, and it’s definitely cool to see some momentum building again.”

    Also on hand Thursday morning was Bristol 1000 winner and YouTube star Brad DeBerti, who was making a return to rallycross himself after running multiple events in 2019. While he’s no stranger to high-horsepower builds, including his 1,600 horsepower twin turbo Ford Raptor R, DeBerti was quite impressed by his time in the Hypercar.

    “I just got out of that car—unreal,” said DeBerti. “0 to 60 in 1.6 seconds, and it feels every bit of that in the way it shifts. I had Oliver (Eriksson) in the seat and we were just ripping. I would love to do this full-time one day!”

    Mia Chapman and Jim Beaver were among those representing the worlds of off-road truck and UTV racing on Thursday. Coming off an appearance at Red Bull Showrun in Phoenix earlier this month, Chapman turned her first laps in the FC1, while Beaver, who was on the mic for RallyX Americas’ inaugural demonstration race at Crandon International Raceway last summer, took the wheel of both the FC1 and FC2.

    “It was an absolute blast, I’ve never driven anything like it before,” Chapman said. “There are a lot of learning curves, but they’re super fast cars. I’m looking forward to getting some more seat time in these.”

    “That was so much fun!” added Beaver. “I had to find the limit of the car. I hadn’t been in one of these in 10 years, but it all came back to me. We were flying down the back section!”

    As in Orlando, the Crosscar class was represented by multiple brands, with the RallyX Americas debut of the Ligier XC04 alongside Global CrossKart’s Speedcar Wonder and the First Corner FC5. Most test drivers were able to try out multiple cars over the course of the day. Hypercar and Supercar testers were once again coached by Kevin and Oliver Eriksson and Mitchell deJong.

    Attention now turns to the start of the RallyX Americas season at Crandon in June, with seats still available in all major classes. Drivers interested in exploring race seats or additional testing opportunities can email chris.leone@rallyx.se for more information.

  • #CORR Race Preview: 2025-26 Rounds 7-8 | Firebird

    #CORR Race Preview: 2025-26 Rounds 7-8 | Firebird

    Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) returns to its most frequent host venue this weekend at Firebird Motorsports Park for Rounds 7 and 8 of the championship. With the action coming down to the wire, this weekend will be make and break for top racers looking to assert themselves in the championship battle.

    Event Schedule

    • Friday, 7:30AM: Practice (UTV, Car, and Truck classes)
    • Friday, 9:35AM: Practice (RZR 170/250 and Youth classes)
    • Friday, 11:40AM: Qualifying (UTV, Car, and Track classes)
    • Friday, 1:45PM: Qualifying (RZR 170/250 and Youth classes)
    • Saturday, 8:45AM: Morning Ceremonies, RZR 170/250 and Youth Round 7 Races
    • Saturday, 12:45PM: Afternoon Ceremonies, UTV, Car, and Truck Round 7 Races
    • Sunday, 8:45AM: Morning Ceremonies, RZR 170/250 and Youth Round 8 Races
    • Sunday, 12:45PM: Afternoon Ceremonies, UTV, Car, and Truck Round 8 Races

    Click here to buy race tickets online!

    Click here for live streaming and TV information!

    Track Facts

    Firebird Motorsports Park has been the most frequent host of CORR events, including the entirety of last season’s racing and four of this season’s events. The Arizona venue has undergone multiple reconfigurations since it was first built in 2008, with its current layout matching a high-flying frontstretch with a series of tight hairpins.

    Racer Spotlight

    It’s been a terrific Pro SXS season for points leader Beau Judge, whose breakthrough first win of the season last month at Glen Helen Raceway enabled him to extend his points lead to 34. He was joined on the Round 6 podium by Kyle Arkenau and Bryan McCormick, who finished in that order in the race but are in the opposite order in the standings. Arkenau’s hold on third is tenuous, though, as defending class champion Ryder VanBeekum, Round 1 winner Ryder Chapman, and Jeremiah Wagner are within seven points of him.

    VanBeekum and Chapman’s double duty season also sees them running 1-2 in Pro NA points, split by just three after VanBeekum won Round 6 in Glen Helen. Jeremy Spears (Pro Production), Carson Greco (Pro Am), and Michael Burnstein (Pro Am Turbo) complete the Pro class points leaders.

    Elsewhere, a handful of other SXS classes are seeing some tight points battles. 170 Production has been home to a thrilling battle between Krayton O’Connor and Greyson Gentry, who are just three points apart, and 170 Limited leader Stetson Wyman has Kaysen Stowell and Zeppelin Ledbetter tied for second just 10 points behind him. Timothy Jones leads the Sportsman field by just 13 points, and Paul O’Brien maintains the same gap over both Scott Webster and Brandon Kilgore in SR1 as all three drivers have won this season.

    On the other hand, some drivers have been without comparison so far this season. Mikey Childress boasts a 79-point lead in Youth SXS, just one point larger of a lead than Elliott Brooke’s is in 250 Modified, while Matt Dyer is up by 50 points in Sportsman Turbo, Addie Atteberry’s five-race win streak has her ahead by 32 in 800 Open, and Johnny Holtger has a comfortable 31-point lead in Pro Lite.

    However, the Youth set has two points races that could go either way. Ryder Greco’s Youth Restricted advantage sits at 17, while Kyle Niner remains up front by 22 in Youth Production thanks to wins in the first five races and a third-place finish in Round 6. Both drivers are four for four at Firebird so far this season; if they can go six for six, they may make it tough for anyone to catch them going into the finale.

    All CORR races will feature television coverage on the RACER Network, as well as free live streaming on multiple platforms. Click here for the full CORR schedule.

    Click here to download the full rulebook for the upcoming season.

    CORR would like to thank our sponsors for their continued support. Interested in becoming a sponsor for the 2025–26 CORR season or a specific event? Please contact us at marketing@corracing.com for more information.

    Vendors—we want you too! To learn more about opportunities with CORR, reach out at marketing@corracing.com.

    For general series information, visit us online at www.corracing.com.

  • #TransAm: Tomy Drissi Scores First Trans Am Podium of 2026 at Road Atlanta in Dramatic Fashion

    #TransAm: Tomy Drissi Scores First Trans Am Podium of 2026 at Road Atlanta in Dramatic Fashion
    • Tomy Drissi gave Drissi Motorsports its first podium of the 2026 Trans Am season with a third-place finish at Road Atlanta on Sunday
    • Drissi made the decisive move on Adam Andretti coming into the final corner with just four laps to go
    • Simon Gregg added a sixth-place finish in Drissi Motorsports’ second car

    2009 Trans Am national champion Tomy Drissi brought the Drissi Motorsports team its first podium of the 60thanniversary season of Trans Am on March 15, scoring third place at Road Atlanta under thrilling circumstances. With just a handful of laps remaining in a race that had already seen both a sprinkling of rain and multiple full-course yellows, Drissi made a dramatic pass on Adam Andretti to secure the final TA class podium spot for the #8 Trench Shoring Company/Motul Chevrolet Camaro.

    Drissi qualified fourth with a 1:19.870, earning him two bonus points in the championship, but moved up to the third starting spot thanks to a grid penalty to Martin Ragginger. Just after the halfway point, the second caution of the race would regroup the field and give Drissi Motorsports the chance to return to the podium at Road Atlanta for the sixth time in the past eight years.

    Drissi lined up fourth on the restart, just behind Andretti, and haunted him in the closing laps. Finally, with four laps to go, Drissi made his move. He made a line to Andretti’s inside as the drivers charged downhill into Turn 12, stayed to the inside to complete the pass, and shifted into a defensive mode into Turn 1 to make sure it stuck. In the end, Drissi would cross the finish line .382 seconds ahead of Andretti for his first podium of the year.

    “First of all, thanks to the whole Drissi Motorsports team,” Drissi said from the podium. “My hat is off to Andretti. For him to go as fast as he was—we just had a great race. That was a great fight that I’ll never forget. I’m glad for the fans to have a good show. Thank you to Trench Shoring, Motul, and Trans Am. Lacy, Jagger, Elin, I’ll be home soon!”

    2012 Trans Am national champion Simon Gregg ensured that both Drissi Motorsports Camaros would make it to the finish line. After posting the seventh fastest time in qualifying, Gregg would finish sixth in class, staying on the lead lap and picking up valuable points in the championship chase.

    “Thanks to the entire Drissi Motorsports team for the support this weekend,” said Gregg. “We’re continuing to improve every time we hit the track, and we find a little more speed each weekend. I think we’re building a solid foundation and I can’t wait to get back on track next month.”

    With Road Atlanta in the books, Drissi Motorsports sets its sights on Sonoma Raceway on April 23-26. Races will take place on Saturday, April 25 at 9:45AM PT and Sunday, April 26 at 10:45AM PT. Tickets remain available, while Racing America will offer free live streaming of both races.

    To keep up with Tomy Drissi, follow @tomydrissi on Instagram and Facebook, and visit www.tomydrissi.com.

    About Tomy Drissi

    Tomy Drissi is an American racing driver, multi-time winning IMSA driver, and 2009 Trans Am champion. His driver experience includes ALMS, Trans Am, and NASCAR. He has won many of the most iconic racing events in the world, from the Petit Le Mans to the Long Beach Grand Prix. Tomy leads Drissi Motorsports, one of Trans Am’s most successful race teams, as owner-driver.

    Born December 9th in Hollywood, California, Tomy also owns a motion picture creative advertising agency. Drissi’s first racing experience in motorsports was street racing on Mulholland Drive in the Hollywood Hills.

    Tomy is married to Lacy Livingston Drissi, with two beautiful children, Elin and Jagger.

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    Whether it’s for a current project – or your next project – Trench Shoring Company should be your 1st choice for shoring equipment, trench safety training and service. For decades, the California & Nevada construction industry has counted on Trench Shoring Company for our extensive construction knowledge, complete inventory and same-day service.

    We know every job is different. Our experts are there to help guide your project, train your teams, and ensure your shoring equipment needs are met – starting with offering 13 standard and custom sizes of Steel Trench Plates, as well as Trench Shields™, Hydraulic ShoringSlide Rail and additional underground equipment.

    We know time is money – so we provide same-day service from our twelve convenient locations – Compton, Bakersfield, Banning, Corona, Fresno, Fullerton, Lake Forest, Moorpark, Sacramento, San Diego, San Leandro and Las Vegas, Nevada – all to provide you with what you need when you need it. Trench Shoring Company has consistently handled our customers’ toughest jobs and the most challenging job requirements – with safety, service and customer satisfaction – since our start in 1973.

    About Motul

    Motul is a world class European company specializing in the formulation, production and distribution of hightech engine lubricants (motorcycles, cars and other vehicles) as well as lubricants for industry via its MotulTech activity. Unanimously recognized for more than 170 years for the quality of its products, innovation capacity and involvement in the field of competition, Motul is also recognized as a specialist in synthetic lubricants. As early as 1971, Motul was the first lubricant manufacturer to pioneer the formulation of a 100% synthetic lubricant for automotive engines, the 300V lubricant, making use of Esters technology and issued from the aeronautical industry. Throughout the years, Motul has gained experience as an official supplier to many racing teams and manufacturers and contributes with them to further technological development in motorsports. Motul is supporting those teams in international competitions such as: 24 Hours of Le Mans (cars and motorcycles), FIA World Endurance Championship, Super GT, Drift, Pikes Peak, Japanese championship Super Formula, Blancplan Endurance & Sprint Series, MotoGP, World Superbike, MXGP, Endurance World Championship, Supercross, IOM IT, Ice Speedway Gladiators World Championship, F1 Boat and scores of others.

  • SIGNUPS OPEN: 5th Annual VORTEX Sierra Nevada 100 | April 3, 2026

    SIGNUPS OPEN: 5th Annual VORTEX Sierra Nevada 100 | April 3, 2026

    SIGN UP NOW: https://forms.gle/gd47tWsQaME91jyX9

    It’s that time of year again! #Yes2Motorsport’s Virtual Off-Road Team Endurocross (VORTEX) season opens on Friday, April 3 with the 5th Annual Sierra Nevada 100 at Wild West Motorsports Park. ALL ARE WELCOME to compete in this 100-minute, multi-class iRacing team event featuring the Pro 4, Pro 2, Subaru WRX STI, and VW Beetle Lite. Teams may consist of either 2 or 3 drivers, with “house” team placements available for those who need a teammate.

    RACE BROADCAST INFO

    This year’s VORTEX season will be carried live on the iRacing social media channels. Be sure to tune into the broadcast on Friday, April 3 at 9PM ET at twitch.tv/iracing. Broadcasts will be produced by Maconi Entertainment.

    CHARITY SUPPORT: 43i

    This year’s Sierra Nevada 100 is being held on 4/3 Day to honor Ken Block. As a result, we are encouraging all competitors to make donations to 43 Institute, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit created to continue Ken’s legacy.

    To donate, visit https://www.43i.org/donate. Click one of the presets or enter your own amount, and when checking out make sure to put “#Yes2Motorsport Sierra Nevada 100” in the note for the seller.

    NOTE: This will be the only Friday event of the 2026 VORTEX season. Future 2026 VORTEX events will return to Thursdays. 

    To compete, please file your entry here: https://forms.gle/gd47tWsQaME91jyX9

    The full event schedule is as follows:

    MONDAY, MARCH 30

    • 9-10PM ET: Recruitment Race 1 (HOSTED: 35 mins open practice, 5 mins open qualifying, 15 mins race)

    TUESDAY, MARCH 31

    • 9-10PM ET: Recruitment Race 2 (HOSTED: 35 mins open practice, 5 mins open qualifying, 15 mins race)

    WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1

    • 9-10PM ET: Recruitment Race 3 (HOSTED: 35 mins open practice, 5 mins open qualifying, 15 mins race)

    THURSDAY, APRIL 2

    • Details to be announced

    FRIDAY, APRIL 3

    • 7-8PM ET: Open Practice (60 mins, detached session)
    • 8:35PM ET: Race session opens/Final Practice (20 mins)
    • 8:55PM ET: Qualifying (10 mins)
    • 9:05PM ET: 5th Annual VORTEX Sierra Nevada 100 (100 mins)

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