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CORR presented by AMSOIL Unveils 2026-27 Rulebook, Class List

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Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) presented by AMSOIL is proud to share its new rulebook and class list for the 2026-27 season. The rulebook, which can be found at www.corracing.com, features an expanded class list, as well as USAC-compatible rule sets designed to be in alignment with other nationally sanctioned short course off-road series.

“With this year’s updated CORR rules, we hope to deliver exactly what racers want: an easy-to-understand and accessible race series that puts them first,” said CORR co-owner Jason Ramsay. “Our goals were to give our returning racers a refined version of the rulebook they already knew, while making it as easy as possible for new racers to jump in and compete. We think we’ve done that on both fronts, and we look forward to welcoming our regulars and newcomers alike when the season starts at Firebird in November!”

CORR’s updated class list for the 2026-27 season features 17 classes, ranging from the youth classes that have proven popular in past seasons to the addition of Pro 2 and Pro Buggy classes alongside six Pro SXS classes and Pro Lite trucks. The full class list is as follows:

Class Name

Age Group

200 Limited 5-12
170 Limited 5-12
170 Modified 8-12
570 Modified 8-15
1000 Restricted 10-15
Youth NA 12-17
Sportsman SXS (Production Sportsman) 16+
Pro-Am Limited (Production Amateur Limited) 16+
Pro-Am Modified (Production Amateur Modified) 16+
Pro NA (Production Advanced NA) 16+
Pro SXS (Production Advanced SXS) 16+
Pro Modified NA (Production Advanced Modified) 16+
Pro Modified SXS (Production Advanced Modified) 16+
SR-1 16+
Pro Buggy 16+
Pro Lite 16+
Pro 2 16+

The rulebook is the latest development in CORR’s 2026-27 preseason launch program, following the addition of AMSOIL as the series presenting sponsor and the 2026-27 schedule reveal. The championship will kick off in November at Firebird Motorsports Park. Additional developments will be shared in the coming weeks.

About Championship Off-Road Racing

Championship Off-Road Racing is a short-course off-road racing series featuring professional, amateur and youth competitors at venues across Arizona, Nevada and California. CORR is committed to delivering competitive racing, creating opportunities for racers at every level and growing the sport of short-course off-road racing for competitors, partners and fans.

For more information, visit www.corracing.com.

CORR presented by AMSOIL Reveals 2026-27 Calendar

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CORR presented by AMSOIL Announces 2026–27 Championship Schedule

Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) has announced its 2026–27 CORR presented by AMSOIL championship schedule, featuring 10 rounds of short-course off-road racing across five doubleheader weekends in Arizona, Nevada and California.

The new season will include return visits to Firebird Motorsports Park and Glen Helen Raceway, along with two highly anticipated weekends at Las Vegas Motor Speedway as CORR brings short-course off-road racing back to Las Vegas in January and March 2027.

The 2026–27 CORR presented by AMSOIL schedule is:

  • Rounds 1–2: November 20–22 — Firebird Motorsports Park — Chandler, Arizona
  • Rounds 3–4: January 8–10 — Las Vegas Motor Speedway — Las Vegas, Nevada
  • Rounds 5–6: February TBD — Glen Helen Raceway — San Bernardino, California
  • Rounds 7–8: March 27–28 — Las Vegas Motor Speedway — Las Vegas, Nevada
  • Rounds 9–10: April 16–18 — Firebird Motorsports Park — Chandler, Arizona

“We’re incredibly excited about what this schedule represents for CORR and the continued growth of the championship,” said CORR co-owner Jason Ramsay. “Firebird has been a cornerstone of our series, Glen Helen has quickly become an important part of our championship, and bringing short-course off-road racing back to Las Vegas Motor Speedway is a major step forward for CORR.

“Each of these venues gives our racers and fans something unique, and having two weekends in Las Vegas adds another level of excitement to the season. We believe this is our strongest schedule yet, and we’re looking forward to sharing even more about what we have planned for 2026–27.”

The season opens November 20–22 at Firebird Motorsports Park in Chandler, Arizona, before CORR makes its first trip to Las Vegas Motor Speedway on January 8–10. Glen Helen Raceway returns to the championship in February, followed by a second Las Vegas weekend March 27–28. The 10-round season concludes April 16–18 at Firebird Motorsports Park.

Additional announcements surrounding the 2026–27 CORR presented by AMSOIL season will be released in the coming weeks.

About Championship Off-Road Racing

Championship Off-Road Racing is a short-course off-road racing series featuring professional, amateur and youth competitors at venues across Arizona, Nevada and California. CORR is committed to delivering competitive racing, creating opportunities for racers at every level and growing the sport of short-course off-road racing for competitors, partners and fans.

For more information, visit www.corracing.com.

Championship Off-Road Racing Welcomes AMSOIL as Presenting Sponsor

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PHOENIX, Ariz. — August 21, 2026 — Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) officials are thrilled to welcome AMSOIL as the series’ new presenting sponsor, beginning with the 2026-27 season. The series will be known as CORR presented by AMSOIL for the new campaign, which will once again feature some of the top names in the sport doing battle on top tracks across the southwestern United States.

The announcement follows the biggest CORR season yet in 2025-26. With the addition of exciting new classes, prominent new racers, and a RACER Network television package that included more than 90 airings across 10 rounds, the series has set a strong foundation for the coming year. CORR presented by AMSOIL will build on that foundation in 2026-27 with exciting new venues and additional developments to come.

The partnership will provide AMSOIL with a major presence throughout the CORR season, including at-track branding, digital and broadcast integration, and engagement with racers and fans across the series.

“This is a huge moment in the history of CORR, and we couldn’t be more excited to enter this next chapter with AMSOIL,” said CORR co-owner Jason Ramsay. “AMSOIL has been a major supporter of off-road racing for decades, especially short course racing, and their product is already in many of the vehicles on our starting line. Having their name on the series means a tremendous amount to us, and we’re excited about what we can build together.”

“AMSOIL has a long history of supporting short-course off-road and we’re eager to be part of the action in the Southwest. CORR is creating new opportunities for racers of all ages and experience levels in a family-friendly, competitive environment. That’s important for the future of off-road motorsports, so we’re excited to support their efforts,” said Sara Oettinger, AMSOIL Marketing Manager.

For more information about Championship Off-Road Racing, visit www.corracing.com. For more information about AMSOIL, visit www.amsoil.com. Additional announcements about the 2026-27 CORR presented by AMSOIL season will be made in the coming weeks.

About AMSOIL

AMSOIL formulates advanced lubricants and performance products for those who demand the best. AMSOIL products are trusted worldwide in automotive, heavy-duty, powersports, industrial and racing applications. For more information or to order, contact your nearest AMSOIL Dealer or visit AMSOIL.com. AMSOIL INC., 925 Tower Ave. Superior, WI 54880.

About Championship Off-Road Racing

Championship Off-Road Racing is a short-course off-road racing series featuring professional, amateur and youth competitors at venues across Arizona, Nevada and California. CORR is committed to delivering competitive racing, creating opportunities for racers at every level and growing the sport of short-course off-road racing for competitors, partners and fans.

Championship Off-Road Racing Honors 2025-26 Title Winners at Series Banquet in Phoenix

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Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) honored its 2025-26 champions at the Hilton Phoenix Tapatio Cliffs Resort on August 8, bringing its most recent season to a close with its annual Awards Banquet. Racers and their families were welcomed to an exciting night of food, community, and celebration, hosted by CORR commentator Tiffany Stone, as the series capped off its biggest and most thrilling season to date.

During the banquet, CORR leadership thanked staff and sponsors for their essential support of the series this season, as well as sharing its vision for the future of the series. The top three drivers in each class were then recognized with awards. CORR would like to once again congratulate its champions from the 2025-26 season:

  • Pro SXS: Beau Judge
  • Pro NA: Ryder Vanbeekum
  • Pro Production: Jeremy Spears
  • Pro Lite: Johnny Holtger
  • SR1: Paul O’Brien
  • Pro-Am Turbo: Michael Burnstein
  • Pro-Am: Carson Greco
  • Sportsman: Timothy Jones
  • Sportsman Turbo: Matt Dyer
  • Youth SXS: Mikey Childress
  • Youth Restricted: Ryder Greco
  • Youth Production: Kyle Niner
  • 800 Open: Addie Atteberry
  • 250 Modified: Elliott Brooke
  • 170 Production: Greyson Gentry
  • 170 Limited: Greyson Gentry

Additional special recognition awards were presented to Kelvin Spaght, Dan Kelly, Brandon Howard, and Meredith Vanbeekum for their support of the series.

“Thank you once again to everyone who made the 2025-26 CORR season so special,” said CORR founder Glen Banta. “It was an honor to be able to celebrate everybody in Phoenix, and we had such a great turnout of racers, staff, and sponsors to be able to make the night amazing. Thank you as well to Tiffany Stone for joining us once again to host the night.

“Now that last season’s chapter is officially closed, it’s going to be even more exciting to take things to the next level for the coming 2026-27 season. We can’t wait to share more about what’s ahead!”

Announcements about the 2026-27 CORR season will be made in the coming weeks. Stay tuned to CORRacing.com for further details.

TONIGHT: CORR Round 10 from Firebird | 7PM PT, RACER Network

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Don’t miss Round 10 of the 2025-26 Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) season on RACER Network, premiering tonight at 7PM PT/10PM ET. Hosted by Jim Beaver, Ken Stout, and Tiffany Stone, this one-hour show will feature all the most exciting highlights from Firebird Motorsports Park.

CORR will produce 10 one-hour highlight shows in all for RACER Network from its 2025-26 season. From the premier Pro SXS divisions down to the Youth classes and everything in between, off-road race fans will get to see the best of the southwest’s premier short course off-road racing series throughout the campaign.

Looking for more? RACER+ has complete live coverage of every CORR event all season long. From every start to every finish, you won’t miss a moment of the more than 15 classes represented on the schedule each weekend.

Stay tuned for more CORR TV and live streaming coverage from RACER Network and RACER+ all season long!

TONIGHT: CORR Round 9 from Firebird | 7PM PT, RACER Network

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Don’t miss Round 9 of the 2025-26 Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) season on RACER Network, premiering tonight at 7PM PT/10PM ET. Hosted by Jim Beaver, Ken Stout, and Tiffany Stone, this one-hour show will feature all the most exciting highlights from Firebird Motorsports Park.

CORR will produce 10 one-hour highlight shows in all for RACER Network from its 2025-26 season. From the premier Pro SXS divisions down to the Youth classes and everything in between, off-road race fans will get to see the best of the southwest’s premier short course off-road racing series throughout the campaign.

Looking for more? RACER+ has complete live coverage of every CORR event all season long. From every start to every finish, you won’t miss a moment of the more than 15 classes represented on the schedule each weekend.

Stay tuned for more CORR TV and live streaming coverage from RACER Network and RACER+ all season long!

TONIGHT: CORR Round 8 from Firebird | 7PM PT, RACER Network

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Don’t miss Round 8 of the 2025-26 Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) season on RACER Network, premiering tonight at 7PM PT/10PM ET. Hosted by Jim Beaver and Tiffany Stone, this one-hour show will feature all the most exciting highlights from Firebird Motorsports Park.

CORR will produce 10 one-hour highlight shows in all for RACER Network from its 2025-26 season. From the premier Pro SXS divisions down to the Youth classes and everything in between, off-road race fans will get to see the best of the southwest’s premier short course off-road racing series throughout the campaign.

Looking for more? RACER+ has complete live coverage of every CORR event all season long. From every start to every finish, you won’t miss a moment of the more than 15 classes represented on the schedule each weekend.

Stay tuned for more CORR TV and live streaming coverage from RACER Network and RACER+ all season long!

Beau Judge Headlines 2025-26 CORR Champions With Pro SXS Win in Firebird Finale

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Beau Judge’s dominance of the premier class of Championship Off-Road Racing in 2025-26 came to its natural conclusion on Sunday, as he claimed the final Pro SXS win of the season at Firebird Motorsports Park. Already mathematically secure thanks to his charge from last to third on Saturday and an incoming 49-point lead, Judge made a mid-race pass on Saturday winner Conner Maxwell to earn his third win of the campaign and score a $2,500 champion’s bonus from series sponsor R-n-R Steel.

“It was a good run. I knew Conner and (Kyle) Arkenau were going to be good up there,” Judge said from the top step of the podium. “So I tried to hook to the back of Conner’s bumper as best as I could, made quick work of Arkenau, and just tried to apply the pressure. He was going so good that I had to wait for a mistake, and that’s what happened—he biked it and I was able to get by him, and after that I just kind of ran my own race.”

It was clear from before the first green flag even flew on Sunday that everyone would be going all-out to end the season on a high note. A pile-up on the 170 Production pace lap briefly delayed the start, although it wouldn’t prevent Greyson Gentry’s sweep of both the weekend and the title—a feat he would later replicate in 170 Limited as this season’s only dual-class champion.

Judge and Gentry were just two of the drivers who would sew up dominant championship campaigns with victories. Addie Atteberry would earn her ninth straight victory in 800 Open to seal the deal, while Paul O’Brien would earn the SR1 title in a thrilling head-to-head battle with Scott Webster. Johnny Holtger would outrun a $3,000 bounty on any Pro Lite driver who could beat him in the finale to go a perfect eight for eight; in fact, he’d still have won the title without the points Michael Funk scored substituting for him with a win and second place in the opening two rounds.

Others would cement their titles on lower steps of the podium. Third place was all it took for Elliott Brooke (250 Modified), Ryder Greco (Youth Restricted), and Timothy Jones (Sportsman) to claim their hardware; Brody Kline, Hayden Barler, and Liam Cadwell would take the race wins. Meanwhile, it’d be second place for two of the top Pro drivers, as Ryder VanBeekum would earn the other $2,500 R-n-R Steel champion’s bonus in Pro NA after coming home behind teammate Ryder Chapman, and Jeremy Spears would lock up the Pro Production title behind Rylen Lane, who swept the weekend.

The battle came down to the wire in Youth Production, where Tatum Foerster did everything he could with a win on Sunday, but Kyle Niner’s fourth place finish was enough to outscore him by just 11 points. Carson Greco and Michael Burnstein would earn the Pro Am and Pro Am Turbo titles, while Alex Ranuio and Troy Horak would take the race wins; Sportsman Turbo’s Matt Dyer and Youth SXS’ Mikey Childress would be the last drivers to pick up championship hardware on Sunday, although they each ran different classes for the finale.

If all that drama wasn’t enough, CORR organizers had one more card up their sleeve to end the season. More than a dozen parents of this year’s racers would step into their kids’ cars (for the most part) for an eight-lap showdown. It was in that race that Robert VanBeekum would finally return to the top of the box; running the Pro SXS that teammate Kyle Arkenau took to second place on Saturday, VanBeekum would start in the back with the other turbo entries, weave through traffic, miss the incidents, and get around all of the NA machines before the checkered flag.

“It was exciting, and it was harder than I expected to come from the back,” VanBeekum said after taking the win. “Trying to drive Kyle’s car was a handful. I don’t understand how he gets it around the track—it was not the same as ours. Ryder warned me before going in, he said ‘dad, this car doesn’t turn and it has no brakes,’ and he wasn’t lying!”

Podium finishers from CORR 2025-26 Round 7 at Firebird Motorsports Park were as follows:

For full results, click here.

CORR would like to thank all of its racers, sponsors, staff, and fans for an amazing 2025-26 season. Details about the 2026-27 championship will be shared in due course. In the meantime, CORR will return to the RACER Network airwaves on Monday, April 20 and 27 with highlights from Rounds 7 and 8 at Firebird.

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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.

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.

TONIGHT: CORR Round 7 from Firebird | 7PM PT, RACER Network

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Don’t miss Round 7 of the 2025-26 Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) season on RACER Network, premiering tonight at 7PM PT/10PM ET. Hosted by Jim Beaver and Tiffany Stone, this one-hour show will feature all the most exciting highlights from Firebird Motorsports Park.

CORR will produce 10 one-hour highlight shows in all for RACER Network from its 2025-26 season. From the premier Pro SXS divisions down to the Youth classes and everything in between, off-road race fans will get to see the best of the southwest’s premier short course off-road racing series throughout the campaign.

Looking for more? RACER+ has complete live coverage of every CORR event all season long. From every start to every finish, you won’t miss a moment of the more than 15 classes represented on the schedule each weekend.

Stay tuned for more CORR TV and live streaming coverage from RACER Network and RACER+ all season long!

Conner Maxwell Headlines Action-Packed CORR Round 9 at Firebird With Pro SXS Win

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If you could only pick one race to get a new race fan hooked on Championship Off-Road Racing, you couldn’t do much better than Saturday’s Pro SXS final.

Sure, the results might have looked predictable to longtime CORR fans. Top qualifier Conner Maxwell took his second victory of the season, followed by second place qualifier Kyle Arkenau and points leader Beau Judge. But anyone who would drill Round 9 down to its podium clearly wasn’t watching: multiple rollovers, a dramatic wheel-to-wheel battle between the father-son duo of Robert and Ryder VanBeekum, and even a one-lap dash to the finish after the final caution kept the race anything but predictable.

Even the podium finishers were anything but immune to the chaos. Judge—who was already at a disadvantage coming from ninth on the grid—got hooked on Ryder Chapman early in the race, rolled over after they unhooked, and had to drive all the way back from last place. Maxwell, meanwhile, had to survive a hard charge from Arkenau after the final restart with a tire going down.

“Something was clicking, I could hear it,” Maxwell said about the dash to the checkers. “We lost a clutch cover as well, so I was just trying to slow the car down, maintain it, not kick up too much roost into the clutches and get this thing through to tomorrow. We’ve got a big week ahead of us. (Winning) is tremendous, it makes me feel good inside to show up for all these guys. We’ll show up tomorrow and do it all again.”

The day started with Greyson Gentry sweeping the 170 Production and Limited classes as he looks to lock up both titles tomorrow. Gentry would set the tone for numerous points leaders on the day, with Addie Atteberry (800 Open) taking her eighth win in a row and Johnny Holtger (Pro Lite) earning his seventh straight. Ryder VanBeekum in Pro NA, Carson Greco in Pro Am, Michael Burnstein in Pro Am Turbo, Kyle Niner in Youth Production, and Paul O’Brien in SR1 would also extend their championship leads with wins on Saturday.

In addition, Round 9 saw three women take CORR race wins on the same day for the second time this season. Following Atteberry’s win in 800 Open, Zoe Easton would get the call to fill in for an injured Ryder Foerster in Youth Restricted and take the win over series newcomer Hayden Barler in her return to CORR. Rylen Lane would then earn her second win of the season in Pro Production in dramatic fashion; after getting on two wheels while trying to pass Todd Wittman for the lead the first time, she’d make the same move stick in the same corner one lap later. Murphy McKay (250 Modified) and Alex Ranuio (Sportsman) would complete the winner’s list.

 

Podium finishers from CORR 2025-26 Round 9 at Firebird Motorsports Park were as follows:

For full results, click here.

The 2025-26 CORR season finale kicks off at 9AM on Sunday morning with another full slate of races for every class. Live streaming will once again be available on RACER+ and CORR social media channels.

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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.