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Photo Gallery: Mountaineer Run Morning ATVsSeptember 28, 2017Images from the Rocky Mountain ATV/MC Mountaineer Run morning ATV race.
Photo Gallery: Mountaineer Run Afternoon BikesSeptember 28, 2017Images from the Rocky Mountain ATV/MC Mountaineer Run afternoon bike race.
Photo Gallery: Mountaineer Run Afternoon ATVsSeptember 28, 2017Images from the Rocky Mountain ATV/MC Mountaineer Run afternoon ATV race.
Paul Whibley Race Report: Mountaineer Run GNCCSeptember 27, 2017Conditions were a little warmer than the NZ winter we have just come out of, but I’d rather it stinky hot than freezing cold any day! The down side to hot weather is dust; and we had plenty of that. Add in a huge helping of rocks and we’re set to go GNCC racing.
Can-Am Off-Road Racers Win Two ChampionshipsSeptember 27, 2017Can-Am X-Team racers Kyle Chaney and Kevin Cunningham added to their racing resumes this past recording two more championships with their Can-Am off-road vehicles. Chaney secured the Pro Mod UTV class championship in The Off-Road Championship (TORC) series with a round 13 win at the series finale held at ERX Motor Park in Minnesota. Can-Am ATV racer Kevin Cunningham wrapped up his second consecutive Pro 4x4 ATV championship in the GNCC series with another class win at round 11 in West Virginia.
Truett Racing ACE Report: Mountaineer Run GNCCSeptember 27, 2017I arrived in Masontown West Virginia on Friday evening to hear the Truett team talking about rocks they encountered while they walked the race course during the day. Normally I hear of trees and muddy areas, so this is all new talk to me about the track conditions.
AMSOIL GNCC Racing WXC Highlights: Rocky Mountain ATV/MC Mountaineer Run GNCCSeptember 27, 2017Masontown, West Virginia hosted 69 different female competitors at the sixth annual Rocky Mountain ATV/MC Mountaineer Run GNCC this past weekend, September 23 and 24. With hot and dry conditions, the racing action wasn’t the only thing heating up at the eleventh round of the 2017 AMSOIL Grand National Cross Country (GNCC) series, presented by Maxxis, an AMA National Championship.
Racer X Insight: Ryan SipesSeptember 27, 2017Ryan Sipes switched from full-time motocross and supercross to off-road racing in the Amsoil Grand National Cross Country Championship for the 2014 season. Ever since he decided to make the move, he was considered a man with the speed to win a race, but a victory proved elusive—he’s put together a few strong runs, then a few tough ones, and eventually nearly four full seasons had passed without Sipes getting to the center of the podium.
Tuesday Toolbox: Hannah HunterSeptember 26, 2017“Hurricane Hannah” Hunter is the youngest rider in the women’s amateur ATV class, and on the smallest bike too. But she is making a name for herself – she is currently second in points and wants to move up to the WXC class at the first chance she gets. As she’s only 15, and you have to be 16 to race WXC, she has to bide her time in the amateur class until midway through next season. She marked down her second win of the season at the most recent round of GNCC racing, last weekend at the Mountaineer Run.
Rocky Mountain ATV*MC/KR4/Husqvarna Team Report: Mountaineer Run GNCCSeptember 26, 2017The Rocky Mountain ATV*MC/KR4/Husqvarna team spent the weekend in Masontown, West Virginia at the Rocky Mountain ATV/MC Mountaineer Run GNCC. The eleventh round of the Grand National Cross Country (GNCC) series put the racers to the test with unexpected hot and humid weather conditions, but the KR4 team produced solid results atop of Marvin’s Mountain Top.
Pro Graph-X Race Report: Mountaineer RunSeptember 26, 2017Jay Shadron lead the way with the morning overall from the Sportsman A/B class. John Glauda Jr. landed 1st place on the afternoon amateur podium with a 9th overall finish. Ken Robey, Hannah Hunter, Richard Taylor and Wesley Smith were victorious. Congratulations to all sponsored riders and customers.
GBC Motorsports Now Accepting Applications for 2018 Rider Support ProgramSeptember 26, 2017GBC Motorsports is now accepting applications for their 2018 Rider Support Program. ATV and UTV racers interested in applying should follow the instructions below.

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