Brady Thompson, a 43-year-old off-road racer hailing from Fallbrook, California, has carved out a respectable niche in the competitive world of off-road racing. Now based in Henderson, Nevada, Brady’s journey began with humble origins -- sweeping floors for a local racer -- before he found his footing as a navigator in the Baja 1000 and other prestigious events. With multiple victories under his belt, including four Baja 1000 overall wins, Brady continues to push his limits, whether it’s in the driver’s seat or as a trusted co-pilot. His dedication to the sport and the community, coupled with his hands-on experience and relentless work ethic, make him a valuable figure in the off-road racing scene, with potential that remains untapped as he looks toward future challenges.
This week, our focus shifts to some of the most powerful classes in an UNLTD field. Here’s a look at how Class 1, Class 1 Unlimited, and R400: Unlimited racers started the season:
This week, our deep dive into the Pro classes continues with a look at Class 10 and Class 5 Unlimited, two of the fastest classes in this year’s Parker 400 and Mint 400 Limited Races:
This week, our deep dive into the Pro classes continues with the top two UTV classes, Pro and Pro Open:
This week, we begin our look at the Pro classes with a deeper dive into two of the top UTV divisions, Pro NA and Pro Stock:
This week, we take a look at the motorcycle racers who braved the BFGoodrich Tires Mint 400 in March. Motorcycles didn’t compete at the Parker 400 this year, although they’ll be a part of the lineup in Parker for the 2025 season.
The UNLTD Off-Road Racing Championship expands to four races
This week, the focus shifts to many of our limited car classes, from iconic air-cooled buggies to vintage and even military machines:
The 2024 UNLTD Off-Road Racing season concludes on October 2-6 with the return of the California 300. As we prepare for an epic finish to this year’s campaign, we’re going to take a look each week at the top racers across the dozens of classes that make up a typical UNLTD entry list.
