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Hailing from the sun-kissed lands of Southern California, Emme Hall’s story begins not on a pristine racetrack, but in the sandy expanse of the Glamis Dunes. She rode amidst those soft, sprawling mountains and the rugged terrain near Giant Rock, bouncing around in her dad's buggy. Her affinity for off-roading was evident from the start.
Born and raised amidst the rugged terrain of Nevada, Victor "Riley" Borg's journey into the world of off-road racing began with childhood adventures alongside his father, exploring ghost towns in their trusty 1971 Ford Bronco. From those early memories emerged a passion for off-roading that would shape Riley's life and define his racing career.
At 58 years old, Shawn Runyon isn't your typical off-road racer. This TrophyLite competitor from Hilliard, Ohio, isn't fueled by youthful exuberance, but by a lifelong passion for the sport that finally roared into his life in the unforgiving desert. Unlike many racers whose stories begin with family outings on dirt bikes, Runyon's journey started with dog-eared off-road magazines, their pages filled with tales of Baja adventures. These magazines planted a seed in young Shawn, and a yearning for the thrill of desert racing that wouldn't be silenced.
At 24 years old, Preston Campbell isn't your average racer. While some competitors can trace their passion for off-roading back to childhood afternoons spent mimicking their idols on backyard tracks, Campbell's story begins with a simpler memory: cruising the desert on a bright red Honda QR50. It was the spark that ignited a fire, a burning desire for speed and competition that would propel him to the overall victory at the prestigious Mint 400.
Family. Dirt. Speed. These three elements intertwine in the story of Nicolas Evans, a rising star in the Pro Stock UTV class of the Unlimited Off-Road Racing Series. This 25-year-old Oklahoman-turned-Californian-turned-Tennessean brings a unique blend of mechanical know-how and down-home values to the unforgiving world of desert racing.
San Diego, CA, April 10th, 2024 - Unlimited Off-Road Racing announced updated points in the overall 2024 points championship today. The calculations include data from The Parker 400, and The Mint 400 in preparation for the final race of the season, The California 300 October 2nd - 6th. Drivers have been awarded points based on their final position in each event, with DNF points awarded by distance, determined by remote timing gate data. UNLTD will award an Overall Champion in the Unlimited and Limited races, in addition to class champions.
The Mint 400 has produced more more media coverage and impact than any other off-road race in North America than any other race for the past decade! Check out some highlights from this year's race:
