Enduring a futile quest to conquer the 2012 Lucas Oil Regional Off Road Race Series Southern California opener at Glen Helen Raceway, Kal-Guard Lubricant's Trenton Briley outlasted the battle of attrition that culminated in Saturday's main event, taking home the coveted victory in SuperLite Arrive & Drive racing at Glen Helen Raceway.

The lineup of SuperLite Arrive & Drive machines are now southbound in the hunt for Lucas Oil Regional Off Road Series Southern California racing action. Loaded up and headed south through the snow to Glen Helen Raceway, this marks the first race on the season's bustling schedule. But not the first test session.

The SuperLite Championship celebrates the unveiling of the 2012 Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series schedule, which debuts its purpose-built Reno test facility as a full-fledged short course off-road race track and features the marquee venue on the motorsport discipline's most heralded date, Labor Day weekend. The coveted stadium-like race course is carved from the dramatic terrain features of the towering Sierra Nevada foothills and will boast unrivaled spectator vantage points.

Right now. Amid the majestic backdrop of the mighty snow-capped Sierra Nevadas, there exists a purpose-built race course that is the culmination of a vision that has today achieved a momentous milestone. Cradled deep within the sheer canyon walls are a handful of spec-built, stadium-style super trucks. Among them are the drivers who make up a class unto themselves. They are the first.

As we geared up for the 2010 Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series Round 13 and 14 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in Las Vegas, we were busy behind the scenes working with our friends at the 3D television channel, Wealth TV, which produced an indepth feature on the SuperLite Championship Arrive & Drive program for its Wealth On Wheels segment. The segment, hosted by Josh Middleton, who hops behind the wheel of a SuperLite, delves into the history of thriving truck racing operation and delivers a behind-the-scenes look into the lives and lifestyles of the racers and race organization.

Like it. Love it. Share it. Tweet it. And now is your opportunity to jump behind the wheel of a full service SuperLite Championship Arrive & Drive one day test and training session, as the coveted E-ticket ride goes up for auction tonight during the Monster Energy-backed Push The Pedal For Paul Thacker rehabilitation benefit auction at Pole Position Raceway in Las Vegas. In support of the extreme freestyle snowmobile rider and distance jump record holder, who crashed while preparing for the X Games in December, there will be a $20 donation at the door, which includes catered food and Monster Energy product for those in attendance. Adult beverages will be available and a host of A-list Monster Energy athletes offering action sports and motorsports swag for the fully-catered event that takes place tonight from 8 p.m. to midnight.

The momentum builds. The launch of the SuperLite Championship season fast approaches. We're weeks away from the 2011 Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series' March 19-20 dates at Firebird Raceway in Phoenix, Arizona. And the demand continues its viral plight for the stadium-style super trucks.

It's tough to find anyone from the Road & Track Magazine staff looking to get dirty. And sure, behind the wheel of some of the fastest cars on the planet, one might say they're accustomed to flying. But in reality, it wasn't until ace journalist Jonathan Elfalan strapped into the seat of a SuperLite Championship truck, that the figure of speech truly earned its wings and dirt became the right of passage to the thrill fest of airborne adrenaline junkies.

John Harrah is a fierce competitor. Whether he's racing horses, speed boats, snowmobiles or behind the wheel of an off-road race vehicle, taking on the legendary Baja 1000, Harrah has done it and won it. Same goes for the SuperLite Championship series. Harrah clinched the 2009 point championship in inaugural Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series.

The average guy may require a quick shot of java just to get him up in the morning. but if you're like Reno Gazette Journal reporter Dan Hinxman (@DanHinxmanRGJ), you may want to leave your triple shot cup of Starbucks coffee to its mundane manner of life, meandering through the monotony of rush hour traffic in an over-sized SUV. Because if you're like Hinxman, it's time to trade up to the thrill, speed and off-road racing adventure of a SuperLite Championship truck. It's about Arrive & Drive. Show up. Strap in. And fly through the whoops and over the jumps with a triple shot of adrenaline.