Month: April 2026

CORR Entry Lists: 2025-26 Rounds 9-10 | Firebird

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The Championship Off-Road (CORR) season wraps up at Firebird Motorsports Park this weekend, and that means some of the most unique entry lists of the year. From title contenders to part-timers returning for one more shot at glory, youth racers pulling double or triple duty to names making their very first appearances of the season, and even a few familiar faces moving up classes, the flavor of Rounds 9 and 10 will be unlike any other grids you’ve seen in the 2025-26 campaign.

Here are the entry lists for this weekend’s CORR action at Firebird:

Pro SXS

No. Driver Name
1 Ryder Vanbeekum
7 Jeremiah Wagner
22 Cameron Bawden
32 Ryder Chapman
44 Tyler Herzog
64 Robert Vanbeekum
93 Kyle Arkenau
137 Lucca Sweetland
191 Conner Maxwell
309 Tyler Penrod
333 Bryan McCormick
956 Beau Judge

 

Pro NA

No. Driver Name
32 Ryder Chapman
57 TJ Siewers
64y Ryder Vanbeekum
64 Robert Vanbeekum
84 Mikey Childress
951 Brian Willett

 

Pro Production

No. Driver Name
15 Jayden Gerber
62 Stephanie Warapius
64 Matt Rhodes
88 Todd Wittman
623 Rylen Lane
849 Jeremy Spears

 

Pro Am Turbo

No. Driver Name
295 Michael Burnstein
813 Matt Dyer
2914 Daniel Hurn

 

Pro Am

No. Driver Name
2 Kash Hart
5 Wyatt Schmuker
55 Trent Senters
117 Alex Ranuio
155 Carson Greco
295 Michael Burnstein
622 Casen Cummings

 

Sportsman

No. Driver Name
3 Timothy Jones
124 Banks Bawden
223 Liam Cadwell
245 Brayton Penrod
918 Mandy Hogenes

 

SR1

No. Driver Name
11 Paul O’Brien
35 Brandon Kilgore
42 Scott Webster

 

Pro Lite

No. Driver Name
33 Tony Crise
44 Johnny Holtger
58 Benjamin Kennedy
63 Nick Brandon
107 Tobias Chevalier

 

Youth SXS

No. Driver Name
62 Ryland Gaughan
84 Mikey Childress
138 Brenna Goerke

 

Youth Production

No. Driver Name
3 Timothy Jones
5 Wyatt Schmuker
45 Vincent Weber
62 Ryland Gaughan
108 Desi De La Cruz
117 Alex Ranuio
124 Banks Bawden
138 Brenna Goerke
195 Tatum Foerster
223 Liam Cadwell
245 Brayton Penrod
258 Declan Shields
548 Harper McKinney
918 Cooper Hogenes
928 Luke Dawson
999 Kyle Niner

 

Youth Restricted

No. Driver Name
15 Carter Hogenes
36 Krew Hart
66 Addie Atteberry
72 BJ Hathorne
98 Hayden Barler
144 Lariat Lawrence
151 Ryder Greco
210 Triton Lawrence
213 Blaine Proctor
245 Brayton Penrod
302Y Carly Warapius
511 Laethe Earp
695 Ryder Foerster
737 Nixon Mccormick
909 Hudson Mccormick

 

800 Open

No. Driver Name
21 Jameson Olson
29 Bryce Tomassi
66 Addie Atteberry
598 Recker Earp
747 Zeppelin Ledbetter
9691 Chloe Hurn

 

250 Modified

No. Driver Name
16 Elliott Brooke
18 Brody Kline
98 Murphy McKay
696 Maisyn Atteberry

 

170 Limited

No. Driver Name
26 Bryce Tomassi
56 Stetson Wyman
73 Maddon Mccormick
77 Roxen Brooks
98 Murphy McKay
99 Brooks Hopkins
101 Mason Dulgerian
124 Banks Bawden
194 Kaysen Stowell
208 Greyson Gentry
222 Carter Cadwell
302 Braden Lucas
414 Knox Penrod
696 Maisyn Atteberry
747 Zeppelin Ledbetter

 

170 Production

No. Driver Name
19 Daxton Kilgore
26 Bryce Tomassi
30 Ryan Jones
44 Steele Hopkins
102 Wyat Dulgerian
124 Banks Bawden
140 Johnny Savino
161 Maverick Atteberry
208 Greyson Gentry
413 Gracelynn Schuster
414 Knox Penrod
823 Raelee Lucas
911 Krayton O’Connor
921 Zander Kessler

 

Racing kicks off on both Saturday and Sunday at 9AM with Youth divisions, while UTV, Car, and Truck classes will race each day at 1PM. Tickets can be purchased online or at the gate, while RACER+, YouTube, Facebook, and Rumble will carry free live streaming coverage of both race days.

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All CORR races will feature television coverage on the RACER Network, as well as free live streaming on multiple platforms. Click here for the full CORR schedule.

Click here to download the full rulebook for the upcoming season.

CORR would like to thank our sponsors for their continued support. Interested in becoming a sponsor? Please contact us at marketing@corracing.com for more information.

Vendors—we want you too! To learn more about opportunities with CORR, reach out at marketing@corracing.com.

For general series information, visit us online at www.corracing.com.

Conner Maxwell Claims Final Pro SXS Pole of 2025-26 CORR Season at Firebird

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After scoring his first win of the 2025-26 Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) season at Firebird Motorsports Park last month, Conner Maxwell joins Pro SXS points leader Beau Judge as just the second driver to have both won a race and qualified pole in the premier class this season. Maxwell’s 53.874 lap at Firebird in Friday’s Round 9 qualifying gave him the pole by .327 seconds over Kyle Arkenau, whose 54.201 was just one one-thousandth of a second off the lap that gave him the pole for Round 7 last month.

Robert VanBeekum kicked qualifying off in Pro NA with his second straight pole, taking the top spot by .143 seconds over Ryder Chapman in what turned out to be the smallest gap of the day. VanBeekum’s son and points leader Ryder will start third on Saturday as he looks to lock up the title and $5,000 champion’s award from series sponsor R-n-R Steel.

Besides VanBeekum, only a handful of other racers were able to back up their top qualifying times from last month. They included Johnny Holtger in Pro Lite, Carson Greco in Pro Am, Murphy McKay in 250 Modified, and Greyson Gentry in 170 Production—who will start his pursuit of both 170 class titles from the pole on both grids on Saturday.

Holtger and Gentry were just two of the incoming points leaders to take the top spot on the time charts today, alongside names like Paul O’Brien (SR1), Carson Greco (Pro Am), Michael Burnstein (Pro Am Turbo), and Mikey Childress (Youth SXS). Judge, on the other hand, will begin his pursuit of the $5,000 champion’s award from R-n-R Steel from ninth place, although he enters with a 51-point lead that should soften the blow.

Provisional top qualifiers on Friday included the following:

UTV, Car, and Truck Classes

  • Pro SXS: #191 Conner Maxwell, 53.874
  • SR1: #11 Paul O’Brien, 56.430
  • Pro Lite: #44 Johnny Holtger, 56.991
  • Pro Am: #155 Carson Greco, 57.022
  • Pro NA: #64 Robert VanBeekum, 57.746
  • Pro Production: #88 Todd Wittman, 58.284
  • Pro Am Turbo: #295 Michael Burnstein, 59.046
  • Sportsman: #223 Liam Cadwell, 1:00.400

Youth Classes

  • Youth Production: #117 Alex Ranuio, 57.103
  • Youth SXS: #84 Mikey Childress, 1:00.854
  • Youth Restricted: #151 Ryder Greco, 1:01.140
  • 800 Open: #747 Zeppelin Ledbetter, 1:07.349
  • 250 Modified: #98 Murphy McKay, 1:12.965
  • 170 Limited: #208 Greyson Gentry, 1:13.700
  • 170 Production: #208 Greyson Gentry, 1:17.046

For full practice and qualifying results, click here.

Racing kicks off on both Saturday and Sunday at 9AM with Youth divisions, while UTV, Car, and Truck classes will race each day at 1PM. Tickets can be purchased online or at the gate, while RACER+, YouTube, Facebook, and Rumble will carry free live streaming coverage of both race days.

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All CORR races will feature television coverage on the RACER Network, as well as free live streaming on multiple platforms. Click here for the full CORR schedule.

Click here to download the full rulebook for the upcoming season.

CORR would like to thank our sponsors for their continued support. Interested in becoming a sponsor? Please contact us at marketing@corracing.com for more information.

Vendors—we want you too! To learn more about opportunities with CORR, reach out at marketing@corracing.com.

For general series information, visit us online at www.corracing.com.

CORR Race Preview: 2025-26 Rounds 9-10 | Firebird

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Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) wraps up its 2025-26 season this weekend at Firebird Motorsports Park with Rounds 9 and 10 of the championship. From the coronation of dominant names in top classes to youth points battles that have come down to the wire, this weekend’s finale should produce some of the best racing of the CORR season.

Event Schedule

  • Friday, 7:30AM: Practice (UTV, Car, and Truck classes)
  • Friday, 9:25AM: Practice (RZR 170/250 and Youth classes)
  • Friday, 11:40AM: Qualifying (UTV, Car, and Truck classes)
  • Friday, 1:45PM: Qualifying (RZR 170/250 and Youth classes)
  • Saturday, 8:45AM: Morning Ceremonies, RZR 170/250 and Youth Round 9 Races
  • Saturday, 12:45PM: Afternoon Ceremonies, UTV, Car, and Truck Round 9 Races
  • Sunday, 8:45AM: Morning Ceremonies, RZR 170/250 and Youth Round 10 Races
  • Sunday, 12:45PM: Afternoon Ceremonies, UTV, Car, and Truck Round 10 Races

Click here to buy race tickets online!

Click here for live streaming and TV information!

Track Facts

Firebird Motorsports Park has been the most frequent host of CORR events, including the entirety of last season’s racing and four of this season’s events. The Arizona venue has undergone multiple reconfigurations since it was first built in 2008, with its current layout matching a high-flying frontstretch with a series of tight hairpins.

Racer Spotlight

The final event of the CORR season means plenty of big storylines coming to fruition with the crowning of this season’s champions in Round 10 on Sunday. Title winners will be honored initially right on the podium after their final race of the season; the official series banquet will be held at a later date.

More than $10,000 is on the line for the biggest winners of the weekend. Longtime series sponsor R-n-R Steel has put up $5,000 apiece for the champions of the Pro SXS and Pro NA classes, which are currently led by Beau Judge (+51 in Pro SXS) and Ryder VanBeekum (+22 in Pro NA). If that wasn’t enough, Johnny Holtger’s dominance of Pro Lite has been so thorough—he comes into the weekend with a 78-point lead—that any driver who can beat him in Sunday’s finale will earn a $3,000 bonus of their own.

Plenty of championship battles are far from settled. In three of the younger classes, the gap between the top title contenders sits at under 15 points:

  • 170 Limited: Greyson Gentry leads Zeppelin Ledbetter by three points, Kaysen Stowell by five, and Stetson Wyman by eight.
  • 170 Production: Gentry leads Krayton O’Connor by three points in a bid to sweep both 170 divisions.
  • Youth Production: Kyle Niner has a 14-point lead over Tatum Foerster.

They’re not the only classes where the leader is still within reach, though. Besides VanBeekum’s 22-point advantage in Pro NA, Paul O’Brien (+20 in SR1), Michael Burnstein (+21 in Pro-Am Turbo), Tim Jones (+26 in Sportsman), and Krew Hart (+28 in Youth Restricted) have solid leads. Each is the clear-cut favorite, but against some talented fields, it’s most likely that they’ll need both race days to button up the title.

Some drivers, meanwhile, have been so dominant all season long that they’re likely to clinch just by taking the green flag. These names include Matt Dyer (+39 in Sportsman Turbo), Addie Atteberry (+43 in 800 Open), Jeremy Spears (+70 in Pro Production), Mikey Childress (+79 in Youth SXS), Carson Greco (+86 in Pro-Am), and Elliott Brooke (+86 in 250 Modified).

Finally, this weekend’s commentary team will see a familiar face return to the world of short course to call the champions home. Ken Stout will join Jim Beaver and Tiffany Stone on the call for this weekend’s races—but instead of handling play-by-play, he’ll put his expertise as a team manager on display as race analyst. Stout managed his son Robert’s championship-winning SXS program in 2019.

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All CORR races will feature television coverage on the RACER Network, as well as free live streaming on multiple platforms. Click here for the full CORR schedule.

Click here to download the full rulebook for the upcoming season.

CORR would like to thank our sponsors for their continued support. Interested in becoming a sponsor? Please contact us at marketing@corracing.com for more information.

Vendors—we want you too! To learn more about opportunities with CORR, reach out at marketing@corracing.com.

For general series information, visit us online at www.corracing.com.