Dirt Riot Racing Season Begins at Area BFE in Moab, Utah; $2500 Cash Purse Available

   03.21.12

Dirt Riot Racing Season Begins at Area BFE in Moab, Utah; $2500 Cash Purse Available

We are 10 days away from the beginning of 46th Annual Moab Jeep Safari.  In addition to the normal Jeep Safari events, the 2012 Dirt Riot Mountain Series will be at Area BFE in Moab, Utah on April 7, 2012, also known as big Saturday of Easter Jeep Safari.

Dirt Riot Endurance Racing is a combination of 4 wheel drive trails, dirt roads, rock crawling trails and obstacles tied together to create a race course that runs 5-10 miles in length. Dirt Riot Endurance Racing is brought to you by World Extreme Rock Crawling Championship Series (W.E.ROCK!).

This event has just added Pit Bull Tires, manufacturer of aggressive offroad tires, as a sponsor of the UTV racing class.  Pit Bull Tires have agreed to provide a $2,500 cash purse for the UTV Class.

Mike Green, president of Pit Bull Tires, states, “Pit Bull is excited to team with Dirt Riot Endurance Racing in offering the purse, as well as becoming the marquee sponsor for the class.”

Moab is the first race of the season for Dirt Riot and this is the first cash purse for the UTV class at any Dirt Riot race.  The UTV class is open to anyone with a side-by-side that meets these basic safety requirements: doors, solid roof, four-point harness, two 2 ½ lb fire extinguishers, and an approved DOT or Snell helmet.  The UTV race course will include high speed and technical sections along with rock trails that will challenge these nimble vehicles.  The race will be one hour in length and conclude with a Grand Prix finish.  The race is open to all drivers 16 years and older.  Entry fee is $100.

Tech and registration will be held at the Cabo Grill, 395 S. Main in Moab from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday, April 6th.  This is an opportunity for drivers to put their cars on display and talk to the spectators about the upcoming race.

Dirt Riot Endurance Racing has 18 events scheduled in 2012 and is open to all four wheel drive vehicles including stock vehicles.  There are six classes of vehicles:  UTV, Stock Trail, Modified Trail, 4500, 4600 and 4400 classes.  For more information, please visit their website.

Below is a video from the 2011 event.

httpv://youtu.be/3Ah56Tr9MjE

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