Cars, trucks, motorcycles and UTVs left the start line Saturday morning September 26th for a challenging day 100 miles northeast of Las Vegas, near Alamo, Nevada. There would be a minute and 9 seconds between the first and second finisher, plus a power pole down, a pile of fuel cans up in flames, and one new truck burned to the ground before day’s end. All in all, an adventurous day of racing with Best in the Desert!
Casey Folks, Director of Best in the Desert said, “Best in the Desert racing is unlike any other form of motorsports. In oval track and closed-course racing drivers can learn lap after lap what to expect and actually see their competition. Wheel travel on flat-track racing may be 2 or 3 inches at most, while our Trick Trucks now are experiencing wheel travel of 36” or more, at over 110 miles per hour …Â Details