After two exciting doubleheaders at Firebird Motorsports Park, Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) enters the 2026 portion of its 2025-26 season with an all-new event at the historic Glen Helen Raceway on February 13-15. Rounds 5 and 6 of the 10-race season bring the series into California for three exciting days of action, returning short course off-road racing to the Golden State and marking a pivotal point in the chase for this year’s championships.
Racer registration is open now, while tickets for Rounds 5 and 6 can be purchased at the gate on race weekend. Combined Saturday and Sunday admission is $20, while a weekend pass covering all three days is $30 and a Sunday-only ticket is $10. In addition, spectator camping is available for $20 per night.
Prior to race week, racers and the general public alike can take to the track with CORR for CORR Days at Firebird Motorsports Park on January 24-25. This “run what you brung” event offers track access for drivers of all levels, including a long jump competition, barrel challenge, and live band, with overnight camping available on Saturday and a members-only track day on Sunday. Click here for more information on CORR Days.
Through four of 10 rounds, competitive championship battles can be found throughout the ranks from the highest-level pros to the youngest racers on track. Beau Judge leads the premier Pro SXS class thanks to three podiums through four races, while Ryder Vanbeekum and Ryder Chapman are separated by just one point for the Pro NA lead. All told, five classes have first and second place separated by less than 10 points coming into Glen Helen, including a tie in the 250 Modified class for youth racers.
The 2025-26 CORR season is set to be the biggest in series history, with free live streaming coverage of all rounds on the RACER+ app, YouTube, Facebook, and Rumble joined by 10 one-hour recap shows on the RACER Network. Jim Beaver and Tiffany Stone will have the call of the action all season long.
