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  • #RallyXAmericas Engages With World-Renowned Teams to Strengthen Rallycross Ecosystem

    #RallyXAmericas Engages With World-Renowned Teams to Strengthen Rallycross Ecosystem

    RallyX Americas is pleased to announce its engagement with multiple professional-level race teams to establish a more competitive rallycross ecosystem for the 2026 season and beyond. This collaboration will open new opportunities for drivers, teams, partners, and fans across all classes. The collaboration is the beginning of a multi-year effort to grow RallyX Americas into a premier rallycross platform.

    The teams involved represent some of the most accomplished organizations in rallycross. Each brings championship-level expertise to the collaboration, with numerous wins and driver and team titles across top-level global and national series. Teams involved in the collaboration will be revealed in the coming days.

    Key priorities shared by RallyX Americas and teams under this collaboration include:

    • Construction of a stable, professionally supported ecosystem
    • More competitive fields due to long-term commitments from teams, allowing for increased visibility and legitimacy
    • Transparent and consistent technical and sporting regulations that facilitate ease of entry and clearer pathways for driver advancement
    • A strong broadcast package with full streaming, TV, and social media platforms to facilitate greater sponsor involvement and media coverage

    “We’re very excited to confirm RallyX Americas’ engagement with the world’s top rallycross teams to bring the sport to the next level,” said RallyX founder Andreas Eriksson. “We’ve competed with and against one another for decades, and we share a common vision for stabilizing and growing the sport. We look forward to unveiling the partner teams under this arrangement in the coming days.”

    The inaugural RallyX Americas season begins on June 20-21 at Crandon International Raceway in Wisconsin, followed by stops at Eldora Speedway in Ohio on June 27-28 and Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières in Quebec on August 22-23. Additional exhibition events will be held at Crandon on Labor Day weekend, and the inaugural RallyX Global Final will take place at Portugal’s Montalegre Circuit on October 24-25.

    For more information on RallyX Americas, visit www.rallyxamericas.com or email info@rallyxamericas.com.

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  • Race Recap: IRSC presents the 5th Annual #Yes2Motorsport Sierra Nevada 100

    Race Recap: IRSC presents the 5th Annual #Yes2Motorsport Sierra Nevada 100

    Team Watson Racing drivers Matthew Linde and Zak Blanch won the 5th edition of the Sierra Nevada 100, the first round of #Yes2Motorsport’s 2026 Virtual Off-Road Team Endurocross (VORTEX) season. The multi-class, team-based iRacing event was presented by iRacing Short Course, streamed live across iRacing social media channels with production from Maconi Entertainment, and featured an all-star lineup of more than 60 racers—including X Games gold medalist and rallycross champion Mitchell deJong, two-time iRacing Off-Road Champion Connor Barry, eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series driver Nate Stewart, and action sports personality Street Bike Tommy.

    Linde and Blanch traded the lead throughout the night with Channel 199 x Pimax drivers Josh Edmundson and Cam Pedersen, who won last year’s Limited Car class and were four for four on winning their class previously. The final lead change came on Lap 110 of the 122 that were completed in the 100-minute race.

    As part of the event, which was held on 4/3 Day in honor of Ken Block, more than $350 was raised for the 43 Institute through donations from competitors.

    Race Records and Notes

    • The race totaled 122 laps (average lap: 49.317 seconds) with 11 lead changes and an average iRating of 3045. Margin of victory was 4.126 seconds.
    • 32 entries set a record for the event; the previous record was 24, set in both 2022 and 2025. All but one of those entries completed at least 79 laps.
    • The winning team’s 122 lap total equaled the record for the event; Carson McKenna and Alexander Abedi had previously turned 122 laps in 2023.
    • Unlimited Car class entries have won the past four Sierra Nevada 100s.
    • Three classes were represented in the overall top 10. Unlimited Car entries earned the first four overall spots, followed by four Unlimited Truck 4WD entries and two Limited Car entries.
    • Three drivers defended class victories from 2025: Matthew Linde in Unlimited Car, and Sean Winkler and Zach Amspacher in Unlimited Truck 2WD.
    • The #4 GridOne team (Connor Barry/Drake Mittag) completed an in-person driver change, satisfying their mandatory swap requirement. They finished second in the Unlimited Truck 4WD class and sixth overall.
    • As of Monday evening, the race had generated 11,600 views on iRacing channels (6,700 Facebook; 2,700 YouTube; 2,200 Twitch).

    Unlimited Car (Subaru WRX STI) – 7 entries, 1100 points to win

    1. #123 Team Watson Racing, Matthew Linde/Zak Blanch, 122 laps/led 38, 1100 pts
    2. #48 Channel 199 x Pimax, Cam Pedersen/Josh Edmundson, 122 laps/led 84, 1000 pts (Racecraft)
    3. #129 Emperor, Evan MacFarlane/Josh Darnell, 121 laps, 900 pts (NASA Rallycross)
    4. #40 #Yes2Motorsport Mint, Mitchell deJong/Chris Leone, 120 laps, 800 pts (#Y2M House)
    5. #169 Team RICK, Cisco Scaramuzza/Keenan Kusan, 113 laps, 700 pts (#Yes2Motorsport)
    6. #102 #Yes2Motorsport Blue, Russell Peterson/Aaron Bean, 106 laps, 600 pts (#Y2M House)
    7. #21 Channel 199 x Fun Haver, Trever Teal/Street Bike Tommy, 105 laps, 600 pts (Racecraft)

    Unlimited Truck 4WD (Pro 4) – 12 entries, 1600 points to win

    1. #59 Lap Dogs, Cody Vanderveer/Austin Schiber, 120 laps, 1600 pts (Racecraft)
    2. #4 GridOne, Connor Barry/Drake Mittag, 119 laps, 1500 pts (iRacing Short Course)
    3. #221 Benson Motorsports, Noah Benson/Aaron Benson, 118 laps, 1400 pts
    4. #46 Golgotha Esports, Chase Spaulding/David Holdren, 118 laps, 1300 pts
    5. #26 Mink Motorsports, James Moench/Gunnar Olin, 116 laps, 1200 pts (#Yes2Motorsport)
    6. #47 Ascension Racing, Michael Boyd/Justin Cunningham, 115 laps, 1100 pts (Special Stage)
    7. #460 Dirt Team Special, Matt Schlosser/Joshua Motichek, 115 laps, 1000 pts (Special Stage)
    8. #28 Ascension Racing, Jared Cockrum/Tyler Kalp, 114 laps, 900 pts (Special Stage)
    9. #56 Queens’ Design, Ruby Nekomata/Mia Rose, 113 laps, 800 pts (#Yes2Motorsport)
    10. #34 Orlando Outlaws eSports, Bobby Blowers/Wesley Worley, 109 laps, 700 pts
    11. #72 Orlando Outlaws eSports Green, Chandler Bloxom/John Matthews, 106 laps, 600 pts
    12. #946 Boozy Racing, Christian Noble, 0 laps, 500 pts

    Limited Car (Volkswagen Beetle Lite) – 8 entries, 1200 points to win

    1. #567 “car”, Kieran Liflander/Indy Kirchenbauer/John Michael Dunnigan, 117 laps, 1200 pts (NASA Rallycross)
    2. #570 Yellovision WG, Aaron Smith II/Jacob Bradley, 116 laps, 1100 pts
    3. #2 JC Simsport, Devin Hughes/Josh Mertz, 114 laps, 1000 pts (NASA Rallycross)
    4. #535 Move Over It’s Speedy Time, Eric Caplinger/Raymond Rodriguez/Bryan Sawyer, 114 laps, 900 pts (NASA Rallycross)
    5. #555 Crime Pays But Sim Racing Doesn’t, Chris Loonan/Matthew Grove/Robbie Kirtley, 113 laps, 800 pts (NASA Rallycross)
    6. #000 Team Watson Racing, James Watson/Eric DuBois, 111 laps, 700 pts
    7. #29 #Yes2Motorsport Teal, Ryder Poe/Devon Strauch, 109 laps, 600 pts (#Y2M House)
    8. #505 Spin Diesel, Kevin Garcia/Jake Robichaud/Joe Pasucci, 109 laps, 500 pts

    Unlimited Truck 2WD (Pro 2) – 5 entries, 900 points to win

    1. #272 Bin It To Win It, Zach Amspacher/Sean Winkler, 114 laps, 900 pts (Racecraft)
    2. #586 Ascension Racing, Ray Beaudoin/Joey Herbie, 110 laps, 800 pts (Special Stage)
    3. #27 Derek Cowling, 107 laps*, 700 pts
    4. #294 #Yes2Motorsport Red, Nate Stewart/John Dayhoff, 100 laps, 600 pts (#Y2M House)
    5. #905 Dave Pearson, 78 laps*, 500 pts

    *with 1-lap penalty plus end of current lap due to team registration

    Cup of Leagues

    The top two scoring teams that have declared a league on their entry form will earn points for their league in Cup of Leagues. In the event of a tie, the team that earns credit will be the highest overall finisher. #Yes2Motorsport declared teams and house teams are scored separately.

    1. Racecraft: 2600 (1600 from #59 Lap Dogs, 1000 from #48 Channel 199 x Pimax)
    2. NASA Rallycross: 2200 (1200 from #567 “car”, 1000 from #2 JC Simsport)
    3. Special Stage: 2100 (1100 from #47 Ascension Racing, 1000 from #460 Dirt Team Special)
    4. #Yes2Motorsport: 2000 (1200 from #26 Mink Motorsports, 800 from #56 Queens’ Design)
    5. iRacing Short Course: 1500 (1500 from #4 GridOne)
    6. #Y2M House: 1400 (800 from #40 #Yes2Motorsport Mint, 600 from #29 #Yes2Motorsport Teal)

    2026 VORTEX Schedule

    The remaining events on the 2026 VORTEX calendar are as follows. All events will be streamed via iRacing social media channels and produced by Maconi Entertainment:

    • June 11: TBD 100, Crandon International Raceway
    • September 24: 5th Annual Great Lakes 100, Bark River International Raceway
    • December 17: 6th Annual Group Therapy 100, Crandon International Raceway
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  • Bid on Gray Leadbetter’s 2024 Can-Am Maverick X3 Race Car!

    Bid on Gray Leadbetter’s 2024 Can-Am Maverick X3 Race Car!

    Auction listing open now on DirtHammer; portion of proceeds go to National Pediatric Cancer Foundation

    BID ON GRAY’S MAVERICK X3 THROUGH APRIL 20!

    Professional off-road racer Gray Leadbetter has teamed up with DirtHammer to give you a once-in-a-lifetime chance to own a piece of her racing history: the Can-Am Maverick X3 that she raced in the 2024 Championship Off-Road season! Bidding is open as of Monday, April 6 at 6PM ET and will continue through Monday, April 20.

    Built by multi-time off-road champion Kyle Chaney, Leadbetter’s Maverick X3 was built for the demands of Championship Off-Road’s Pro SXS class, the top level of side-by-side racing in the series. Despite balancing the demands of being an owner-driver in the sport’s most competitive professional class, Leadbetter held her own, finishing in the top 10 in series points while competing against factory efforts from multiple manufacturers.

    The car received an encore run in last year’s season opener at Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, MO, as Leadbetter filled in for Chaney. Since then, the car has been prepped and readied for sale.

    A portion of the proceeds from the sale of Leadbetter’s Maverick X3 will go to the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation. She has been an ardent supporter of the NPCF’s mission for years now, committing numerous personal appearances and donating thousands of dollars to support its mission.

    “I couldn’t be more excited to partner with DirtHammer and the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation for this auction,” said Leadbetter. “The winner won’t just have the equipment to compete in top-tier side-by-side races anywhere in America, they’ll also get to know that they’re helping to bring an end to childhood cancer. I hope to see a lot of bidders to support this great cause!”

    Leadbetter’s 2026 race program started last month with a class win in the Mint 400 in her debut behind the wheel of the Chevrolet Performance and Hall Racing #EV230 Chevrolet Silverado EV ZR2. Additional racing plans for Leadbetter will be announced in the coming months.

    For more information on Gray, follow her on social media @grayleadbetter or visit GrayLeadbetter.com for her full schedule. For Gray’s official merchandise, click here.

    PARTNER SPOTLIGHT:

    LoveHandle: Use the code GRAY10 for 10% off your next order of phone grips, cases, accessories, and more at LoveHandle.com!

    Channel 199: Use the code GRAY15 for 15% off gear at Channel199.com!

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  • WATCH LIVE: 2026 #Yes2Motorsport Sierra Nevada 100

    WATCH LIVE: 2026 #Yes2Motorsport Sierra Nevada 100

    Don’t miss tonight’s #Yes2Motorsport Sierra Nevada 100 presented by iRacing Short Course! It’s 100 minutes of multi-class off-road team racing at iRacing’s virtual Wild West Motorsports Park.

    Broadcast produced by Maconi Entertainment

    ENTRY LIST

    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.

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  • #RallyXAmericas: Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières Presents RallyX Americas Weekend on August 22-23; Tickets On Sale Now

    #RallyXAmericas: Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières Presents RallyX Americas Weekend on August 22-23; Tickets On Sale Now

    Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières has officially unveiled the details of its RallyX Americas weekend, coming to the world-famous street circuit on August 22-23. Titled GP3Vert (GreenP3R), the event will serve as Rounds 5 and 6 of the inaugural RallyX Americas championship, with all of RallyX Americas’ premier divisions represented. The event will further be supported by SuperMoto, SuperQuad, rally, and side-by-side divisions, as well as the hydrogen-powered H2GP, and will be the first Canadian sporting event to feature a full broadcast in the vertical 9:16 format.

    On hand for the announcement were key GP3R staff, including co-president Dany Cloutier and general manager Dominic Fugère. Numerous drivers who have tested RallyX Americas machinery in open tests were also on hand, including two-time Rolex 24 at Daytona winner JF Dumoulin, Pro 2 off-road driver Pat Denis, two-time Quebec Rally champion Vincent Lalande, and up-and-coming karting star Evan Kirchhoff.

    “People told us they missed rallycross, and our fans repeatedly told us we weren’t the only ones,” said GP3R General Manager Dominic Fugère. “By bringing this international discipline back with the GP3Vert Canada Rallycross, we are tapping into a powerful synergy between our strong reputation in the motorsport world, our sustained efforts in sustainable development, our geographic position at the heart of the Energy Transition Valley, and, of course, our place as a must-visit destination for action and adrenaline fans from Quebec and around the world.” 

    Tickets for GP3Vert are on sale now at https://billets.gp3r.com. Two-day general admission tickets are available for CAD$85.25, with additional options including reserved seating and party deck options available.

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  • 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!

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  • #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.

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    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.

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  • 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.

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    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.

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  • 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!

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    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.

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  • 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.

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    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.

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