Considered by many the modern day icon of short course off-road racing, Carl Renezeder rallies toward victory against a stacked field of competitors, which has landed him onto the podium and into an onslaught of championships that has made him into the iconic face man of the two major brands he represents. He is the Lucas Oil and General Tire dynasty, delivering dominating wins as well as championships in Pro 4 Unlimited and Pro 2 Unlimited truck classes.

To commemorate the life of action sports star and SuperLite Championship racer Jeff "Ox" Kargola, who died last month while riding the Rip To The Tip adventure motorcycle ride in Baja, the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series, in conjunction with General Tire, the title sponsor of Kargola's SuperLite truck, will launch its two-day race weekend at Glen Helen Raceway with a special opening ceremony to begin at 2 p.m this Saturday. The SuperLite Championship Round 5 main event will immediately follow the tribute.

Perfect timing for a Jason Ellis wallpaper photo. Gotta love this shot of the Dethrone Royalty race truck that resides in the Hart & Huntington compound. Now for the humor. Ellis, while live on The Ellis Show, wagered Chad Reed to take James "Bubba" Stewart at the Supercross finale in Las Vegas last week. Ellis won the bet. Bubba wrecked on the whoops. And with that, he became the master of The Daily Habit's host, Pat Parnell, who Ellis owned. Check out the Fuel TV video of Parnell parading into the coffee shop performing the shock collar dance with Ellis on the remote control.

The artistry of SuperLite Arrive & Drive truck racing is on full display. The speed. The poetry of horsepower. And the thrill of going two-wide into the apex with a charged pack of SuperLites chomping at your heals. The race video is a feature on reigning SuperLite points leader, R.J. Anderson, who fields the Walker Evans Racing / SoCal SuperTrucks / Polaris Off Road Vehicles SuperLite as well as entry in the UTV class.

This tribute just sums it all up. From the music to the imagery that outlines the life of the man we came to know as The Action Sports Freight Train , from birth to the big wave surfing with Sunny Garcia to the backflips with his Metal Mulisha family and into the seat of his General Tire SuperLite, the guy we knew as Ox simply kicked ass at living life, and Metal Mulisha captured the essence of why the world was better place because of it.

Wyatt Kirchner stepped up from the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series Modified Kart ranks and into the hot seat of a SuperLite truck in late 2010, going full time for the 2011 as one of the youngest series drivers and managing to maintain formidable rankings in the series points chase.

While riding with friends and family just north of San Felipe, Baja California last Friday for the annual Desert Assassins Rip To The Tip adventure ride, SuperLite Championship driver, Jeff "Ox" Kargola of the No. 2 General Tire truck, died at a San Felipe hospital after succumbing to injuries sustained during a dirt bike crash on a high speed whoop section. “Words can’t express the emotions I am feeling," said Desert Assassins boss and former SuperLite Championship driver Cameron Steele. "I love Jeff like a son, and he was riding with all of his best friends he grew up with in San Clemente.”

One of the ultimate live fast and go fast guys amid the extreme sports lifestyle, SuperLite Championship driver Jeff "Ox" Kargola, crossed the Mexican border on his quest to conquer the annual Rip To The Tip with Cameraon Steele and the Desert Assassins family. Unfortunately, on day two of the rigorous dirt bike jaunt down south of the border, heading toward San Felipe, Ox crashed his motorcycle in a high speed whoop section and was flown to a San Felipe hospital, according to a late morning day two report from the Rip To The Tip website.

According to inside sources, an unidentified flying object, as in a real UFO, was reported rocketing through the atmosphere just above Glen Helen Raceway earlier today. Early reports have left UFOlogists perplexed, particularly the crack scientists at the SETI Institute, who are experts in such phenomena.

Jeff "Ox" Kargola pilots the General Tire machine to a SuperLite Championship victory during Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series Round 2 action at the 1.1-mile Firebird Raceway in Phoenix, Arizona on March 20, 2011. C.J. Greaves earned second in his Torchmate race truck, while R.J. Anderson, in his SoCal SuperTrucks / Walker Evans Racing truck, earned second and completed the fast lap of the race with a speed of 84.329 miles per hour in lap 13 with an elapsed time of 46.959 seconds.

Jeff "Ox" Kargola is an action sports freight train. Last weekend, down south in Baja, the Metal Mulisha athlete secured his second consecutive Tecate SCORE San Felipe 250 overall motorcycle victory. This weekend, he ain't slowing down. He's throwing down, going all out, pulling double duty, racing his General Tire SuperLite at the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series season opener at Firebird Raceway.

Known for his professional feats of orchestrated mayhem behind the handlebars, Jeff "Ox" Kargola jumped behind the wheel of the General Tire / Lost Enterprises SuperLite Championship Arrive & Drive truck midway through the 2010 Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series season and immediately staked his claim upon the podium in the first four-wheel off-road race of his life, earning him a third during his debut at Glen Helen Raceway. The iconic Metal Mulisha freestyle motocross maven is relentless in his pursuit of victory. And during a formidable fight to finish first during the recent LOORRS Round 14 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Ox spun out just over the blind side of a jump and was struck by another truck, taking him out of the race.

Building into a powerful motorsports crescendo, the 2010 SuperLite Championship Series funneled down into the finale at the Firebird International Raceway for the season-ending Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series showdown. It was decision day in the dirt. And with an army of world class extreme sports competitors vying for the coveted SuperLite Championship No. 1 plate, a scant 50 points separating the top five, a battle ensued upon the motocross style off-road truck track, and from the mayhem of the competition mosh pit, Rockstar Metal Mulisha’s Jeremy “Twitch” Stenberg emerged to snatch the championship, beating out some of the best in the business.

SuperLite Championship drivers Ricky James and Chad George are taking their high stakes SuperLite Championship game to this evening's SoCal SuperTrucks 1st Annual Open House in San Bernardino, California. The event, which will serve as the pre-party for this weekend's Lucas Oil Off Road Race Series (LOORRS) short course off-road race at Glen Helen Motorsports Park, will feature a multitude of giveaways and special guests, including a live broadcast of the Totally Off Road Radio Show (TORR Show), featuring the latest addition to the SuperLite Championship Arrive & Drive program and special cohost, Jeff Ox Karola.

The SuperLite Championship has become a magnet for extreme sports junkies and action sports addicts. Add to that the huge interest the Metal Mulisha Family has had in the vibrant mosh pit of motorsports, and it's no wonder why an action sports freight train, Jeff “OX” Kargola, has lured in huge sponsors such as General Tire and Lost Energy Drink to take the plunge into the hardcore, high-flying, wheel-to-wheel action of the SuperLite Arrive & Drive program. While not smashing on the throttle of a SuperLite truck, you can catch Ox engaged in gnarly back flips at the X Games or charging hard toward a podium at such races as the legendary Baja 1000.

Horsepower was virtually a birthright for Dawson Kirchner. With drag racers on both sides of the family tree and a stepfather who has dominated off-road racing, it was only a question of which vehicle’s throttle 17-year-old Dawson would be pegging, and what surface would accommodate his need for speed. After learning to race on go-karts, and a stint in motocross racing, Dawson has found a home in the cockpit of a SuperLite truck, as one of the emerging young stars of Speed Technologies on the Lucas Oil Off-Road Racing Series.

There's no doubt. Lucas Oil is going big. It's shelling out $15 million in advertising to catapult MavTV into even greater acclaim amid the national broadcast television arena. And for guys ranging from 18-49 years old, it's going to be a huge hit. Why? Because it's television for men.