Happy Holidays everyone! I hope that all of you were able to enjoy a wonderful Thanksgiving and take advantage of some much-needed family time after a long and challenging season. This was one of our most memorable seasons in the history of the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series. We were able to showcase incredible racing and crown nine well-deserving champions, six of whom earned their first division titles!
On behalf of myself and the entire Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series team, a sincere congratulations goes out to each of the drivers who walked away as champion this past season. You should be proud of your accomplishments, and we’re honored to have had you represent this series.
Congratulations to our 2019 Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series Champions!
Pro 2 |
#77 |
Jerret Brooks |
Pro 4 |
#99 |
Kyle LeDuc |
Pro Lite |
#1 |
Ryan Beat |
Pro Buggy |
#3 |
Elliot Watson |
Production 1000 |
#915 |
Robert Stout |
Turbo UTV |
#1 |
Corry Weller |
Mod Kart |
#505 |
Mason Prater |
JR 2 Kart |
#466 |
Broedy Graham |
RZR 170 |
#188 |
George Llamosas |
With 2019 behind us, we’re planning for an exceptional 2020 Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series. Before you know it we’ll all be together at Glen Helen in March, ready to kick off another season and championship campaign. Stay tuned to LucasOilOffRoad.com in the coming weeks as we’ll soon unveil the weekend racing schedule for Rounds 1 & 2 from Glen Helen Raceway next March.
We’ll once again showcase the same nine classes listed above next year, and you should have already received the 2020 schedule that will feature 11 rounds over the course of seven weekends, where we will visit five (5) different venues, including an anticipated return to both the Utah Motorsports Campus and Lucas Oil Speedway and invite everyone to sign up for the class or classes, of your choice for the 2020 season!
As we continue to recap the 2019 Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series, we are putting in a concerted effort to bring some added attention to the drivers who captured each respective championship across our nine classes, in addition to the eight Rookie of the Year awards that were handed out this past season. If you check out LucasOilOffRoad.com, you’ll find several Q&A’s already published with some of our youngest racers. We’ll continue to roll these out through the offseason, so please don’t hesitate to share these with your friends, family, fans, and sponsors!
Published Profiles
Upcoming Profiles
Turbo UTV Rookie of the Year |
Tyler Pfeifer |
December 23 |
Production 1000 UTV Champion |
Robert Stout |
December 30 |
Production 1000 UTV Rookie of the Year |
Robby Hornsby |
December 30 |
Pro Buggy Champion |
Eliot Watson |
January 6 |
Pro Buggy Rookie of the Year |
Zachary Drapkin |
January 20 |
Pro Lite Champion |
Ryan Beat |
January 27 |
Pro Lite Rookie of the Year |
Trevor Leighton |
February 3 |
Pro 4 Champion |
Kyle LeDuc |
February 10 |
Pro 4 Rookie of the Year |
Troy Cox |
February 17 |
Pro 2 Champion |
Jerett Brooks |
February 24 |
Pro 2 Rookie of the Year |
Brandon Arthur |
March 2 |
We’re also proud to report impressive growth for broadcasts of the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series with our partners over at CBS. The championship’s exposure saw a welcome increase in both households and individual viewers, and the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series ratings are up 7% since 2016 on CBS, with no signs of slowing.
In addition to nine hours of network coverage on CBS, the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series reached millions of viewers with complimentary broadcasts on CBS Sports Network, MAVTV Motorsports Network, and Lucas Oil Racing TV.
Happy Holidays to you all! Enjoy quality time with your families as we head towards the New Year! See you in 2020!
Bill Smith
Series Director
Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series
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