What’s up all you party people out there? This is another edition of All I Do coming straight to your eyeholes. I’m sitting here on Cinco de Mayo recapping on my month because I’m late writing my story, like always. So take a second and check out the month of April in the life of

Hello world, this is Jorie Williams coming at you live from the keyboard. Megan Murray asked me a few weeks ago if I would be interested in doing a monthly article that recaps my “adventures” I guess you could call them. It is something I have always wanted to do and I have started a

Bing from Bingaman Racing gives us a quick recap on one of the NW’s favorite racing events. You just missed perfect conditions for the EWDRA Spring Hare scramble! It rained the night before so the sand was nice and damp, good traction and hardly any dust. For those who have raced this race before and

I’m awakened by the sound of a pre-runner in the distance. As my eyes crack open I’m greeted by fresh air & a warm Mexican sunrise over the Sea of Cortez. I have been lucky enough to find myself once again as a crew member for the Quad75Dezert race team, and our rental house for

Northwest ATV team Quad75Dezert has been in Mexico for the past week pre-running their respective sections in preparation for the San Felipe 250 which takes place this weekend. Saturday, March 10th, is the 44th annual MasterCraft San Felipe 250, and a lot of heavy hitters have come out to race it.

My goal this year is to attend more races, and this is the first race of MY season (the next one will be the opener of QXNW). I’m heading south today on assignment for the Quad75Dezert team. The San Felipe 250 is next weekend and the competition is always stacked. San Felipe is a nice

A NW tradition – 40 miles of whoops with your best friends and local racers. What’s not to love? Did we forget to mention the 10 foot sprint to a dead start to haul the mail down the drag strip? It’s wonderful, and it didn’t get the nickname the Ironman because it was a piece

Lots and Lots and Lots and Lots of talk about the many events at Washougal, plus Vegas to Reno & the Straddleline event September 10-11th. Hosted by Reed Petchnick, with guests Brandon Brown, Cody Irving, & Megan Murray. The squirrel is unrelated, but at the request of the host it’s been put up in place

Check out Quad75.com for Brandon Brown’s interview. He talks about the desert team, why he races class 24 in Mexico, and if he plans on retiring from desert racing any time soon.

What I learned in Baja…A Guest Post by Mary McHugh (aka Fredsmom).  Upon returning from the San Felipe 250 – my first and hopefully not last trip to Baja with the Quad75Dezert teams – one of the first questions many people asked is “Did you have a good time?” “ARE YOU KIDDING ME?” I want

Pit Traffic member and former Pro racer Mike Bender (aka Titanium aka Sadie’s dad) has been racing for a long time, and has several championships under his belt – including multiple A & Pro-Am championships from WORCS in the same year. He was also a part of the winning class 24 Baja 1000 team for

Please put your hands together for the Team MXN/Pro Caliber SCORE competitors! Led by Brandon Brown (quad75.com), this team of dedicated racers and pit crew have tackled SCORE’s desert racing south of the border all year long and are now prepping for the big enchilada: SCORE’s Baja 1000.