Well SEMA is almost here and it will be the first time we at Prerunner Maniac will have the opportunity to show you all the newest products to hit the Off-road Industry.

SEMA will be held on Tuesday October 30 through Friday Novemeber 2 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Being born and raised in Las Vegas I have dreamed of going to this show since I was a kid, but since it is only open to media and people in the auotmotive industry it was just a dream.

Arizona’s largest Sand Expo, Offroad Show, and RV & Hauler Expo-- are set to host the DIRT Industries.com SXS Nationals presented by Dirt Alliance and M4SX.  Featuring a Dirt Industries.com Pro Purse of $10,000 the SXS Nationals Championship round is scheduled to take place on all three days of the Arizona’s largest Powersports Event.  The series started on July 14th in Hesperia, CA and has two remaining races to go before the big Championship event in December.   Show promoter Andy Myers states “the addition of the Dirt Industries.com SXS Nationals presented by Dirt Alliance and M4SX is great added value to our attendees and vendors. It was hard for me to add this to our already packed weekend but I feel that the morning time slot is ideal for vendors, race teams and my staff.  Ken and Travis at the SXS Nationals have done an outstanding job at organizing, presenting, and promoting their races, with that I feel confident that the Dirt Industries.com SXS Nationals will be a success at our event”.

Race qualifying and practice start on Friday Dec. 7th and race action is set to start at 8am Saturday morning, with racing continuing on Sunday December 9th at 8am.

Doors for the AZ SAND EXPO open on Friday Dec. 7th at 5pm, on Saturday Dec. 8th at 10am, and Sunday Dec. 9th at 10am. 

Countdown to the biggest Sand Event in Arizona has begun, vendors get your space reservations in now as space is very limited and going fast.

Look forward to seeing you at the event.

SCORE Trophy-Truck, unlimited Class 1, Class 1-2/1600, Class 7, Class 10, SCORE Lite to race under the lights at LVMS

LAS VEGAS - In a season that has seen a record number of entries in two of three races, the second half of the six-race 2007 SCORE Desert Series begins next weekend in the glistening spotlight of Las Vegas with the SCORE Las Vegas Terrible's Cup III. The two-day special stadium-style event will be held on the fan-friendly 1.5 purpose-built desert race course under the lights on the Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

In a season of tight point competition, it will be a point's race for the first time in its brief three-year history and there are a race-record 90 official entries (to date) from seven states and Mexico in the limited-field event.

Come see SCORE Racing up close and personal at the Las Vegas Terrible’s Cup III.

This is a must see race if you are a fan of offroad racing. Stadium style racing allows spectators to take in all the high flyin’ action from the comfort of stadium seating.

For more information on this race and other SCORE races visit SCORE today.

We are almost on our way to Costa Mesa for the Extreme Motorsports EXPO 2007. Our friends at Woolworth motorsports are going to be meeting us down there, as they were invited to hang out in the Dixon Bros Racing booth. I am hoping we can meet Aaron Dixon and get an interview with him. I would love to get into his head, just to find out where he thinks the offroad industry is headed.

May 18th through the 20th we will be in beautiful Costa Mesa California covering one of the greatest shows on the west coast, the Extreme Motorsports EXPO 2007. It is going to be a blast!!!

The Extreme Motorsports EXPO is a huge event for off-road enthusiasts. The three-day even has hundreds of exhibitors with a wide range of off-road products. From lifted trucks and toy haulers to sand cars, ATV's, and even a few rock crawlers, the show has it all!

Just got back after a long day covering the Best in the Desert Racing series’ Terrible’s Town 250 in Pahrump Nevada.

This was an exciting race. Deemed as one of the roughest offroad races in Nevada the Terrible’s Town 250 holds to its motto.

The day started at 6:30 am for the start of the race. This just happened to be the day of recording breaking heat in Pahrump of 96 degrees, and I got the burnt neck to show for it. The racers started one at a time and after an hour and a half the last UTV started.

On our way to the last check point of the race at mile marker 241 we grabbed some breakfast (some sub sandwiches at 8:45 am). We eat quickly and went over to set up for the finish. Believe it or not the first person to come passed us was a trophy truck at only 4 hours and 7 minutes…they were flying!!!

The day ended after taking over 700 pictures. Look for highlights of this event in our June issue.