octobre 15, 2020

October 9, 2020- Lake Havasu City, AZ- The 2020 UTV World Championship is in the books and it did not disappoint! This was, by far, the most challenging race I have ever run. I had the opportunity to pre- run the course the weekend before the race and I knew it was going to be tough. My team and I headed out to Lake Havasu on Thursday morning. We arrived that afternoon and went straight to the event location in the desert off Highway 95. I got my car unloaded and we headed to tech and registration. After we were done, I had the opportunity to walk the grounds and talk with so many great people in the industry. It was awesome to be out with people that share my passion! We rented a house for a few days, so when we were done at the event site, we loaded up and headed into town. There were a few minor things I wanted to do to my car, so after arriving at the house we unloaded again and made sure my car was good to go for my early morning race. I had dinner and then watched my pre-run Go Pro video again to make sure I remembered as much of the course as possible. I went to bed that night feeling pretty good about the race. We got up early on Friday morning and headed back to the event site. We arrived there at 5:30 am and got ready to stage at 6:00 am. I checked my tire pressure, fueled, and put Go Pros on my car before heading to the line. There were 22 cars in the Production 1000 Short Course class. The short course was originally scheduled to be 5 laps on a 10.8 mile course, but… ... Read more