| Not a member yet? Sign up! |

On Tuesday November 18th at 10am Jolea called me to say that Joe Ramos had called and left a message about a free trip to the baja 1000 if I call him back soon. I assumed it was a trip to go pre run or help pit for a team. I had no idea the 1000 was that Friday. So I called him in back and he told me that a pro quad team had a rider drop out and they were looking for a replacement but that replacement would have to leave that night. I told him I could probably do it so he said to hang by the phone while he called the team manager back to let him know. I have never driven in Mexico and definitely never raced there so I knew this was going to be one helluva experience. More >>
2008 BITD Las Vegas 150 Wrap-Up
Posted by Jeremy on 2008-10-28
ArizonaQuads.com member Trent Kendall took part in the 2008 Best in the Desert Las Vegas 150 recently and posted his story for us to read. For any other member considering a race with BITD, Trent has some great insight into the organization since this was his first outing with them.
Here is Trent's story:
Jean consists of the Gold Strike Casino, a prison, and an airport. 15
miles south is Primm which has some really nice looking casinos and 30
miles north is vegas. So i have no idea how this place stays in
business. It was engineered by midgets too. The ceilings are 6.5ft
high, even the shower head is firmly mounted chest high. However right
next to jean is the huge dry lake bed / riding area which is awesome
for any off road enthusiast. More >>
Whiplash Fort McDowell - October 5th, 2008
Posted by Webopper on 2008-10-06
Whiplash Racing had their second visit of the year to the Ft. McDowell Stone Grinder MX Park for round 7 of the 2008 series. After the turn on the weather from the last Whiplash race at Snowflake, people were looking for some redemption, both on the track, and from Mother Nature. Well, Mother Nature did her part with the first cool spell of the fall. Sunny skies and temperatures in the 80’s were a pleasant and welcome surprise for both the racers and spectators.
More >>