Pos	No.	Name	Laps	Total time	Diff	Best time	In lap	Best speed
1	74	SHELDON CREED	12	13:59.457		1:00.778	11	65.155
2	15	JESSIE JOHNSON	12	14:02.204	2.747	1:01.022	11	64.895
3	5	RYAN HAGY	12	14:03.721	4.264	1:01.236	12	64.668
4	18	DAWSON KIRCHNER	12	14:10.791	11.334	1:02.223	11	63.642
5	62	GARRETT POELMAN	12	14:12.393	12.936	1:02.029	11	63.841
6	7	DREW BRITT	12	14:13.029	13.572	1:02.959	11	62.898
7	26	WYATT KIRCHNER	12	14:14.986	15.529	1:02.869	10	62.988
8	21	BRENT FOUCH	12	14:15.301	15.844	1:02.200	11	63.666
9	99	JOHN GABLE	12	14:45.186	45.729	1:06.324	11	59.707
10	16	CODY RAHDERS	11	14:34.357	1:22.680	1:02.561	8	63.298
11	54	BRYAN OSBORN	11	13:11.677	1 Lap	1:02.360	10	63.502

Pos	No.	Name	Laps	Total time	Diff	Best time	In lap	Best speed
1	7	DREW BRITT	12	15:18.461		1:01.682	11	64.200
2	5	RYAN HAGY	12	15:19.097	0.636	1:01.387	11	64.509
3	18	DAWSON KIRCHNER	12	15:21.433	2.972	1:01.877	11	63.998
4	62	GARRETT POELMAN	12	15:22.785	4.324	1:01.877	12	63.998
5	21	BRENT FOUCH	12	15:25.680	7.219	1:02.338	9	63.525
6	26	WYATT KIRCHNER	12	15:28.672	10.211	1:02.808	11	63.049
7	54	BRYAN OSBORN	12	15:33.452	14.991	1:02.274	12	63.590
8	99	JOHN GABLE	12	15:47.569	29.108	1:05.648	8	60.322
9	15	JESSIE JOHNSON	11	15:32.258	1 Lap	1:02.900	11	62.957
10	74	SHELDON CREED	10	16:00.513	2 Laps	1:03.059	10	62.798
11	16	CODY RAHDERS	7	16:02.348	5 Laps	1:03.375	3	62.485

Pos	No.	Name	Laps	Total time	Diff	Best time	In lap	Best speed
1	99	John Gable	14	15:08.818		57.646	14	68.695
2	74	Sheldon Creed	14	15:12.315	6.860	55.739	13	71.045
3	15	Jessie Johnson	14	15:05.455		55.792	5	70.978
4	5	Ryan Hagy	14	15:18.021	12.566	55.950	10	70.777
5	62	Garrett Poelman	14	15:22.060	16.605	56.024	13	70.684
6	17	Trenton Briley	14	15:41.317	35.862	55.853	11	70.900
7	21	Brent Fouch	14	15:53.291	47.836	56.721	7	69.815
8	16	Cody Rahders	13	14:02.772	1 Lap	55.866	11	70.884
9	7	Drew Britt	13	14:03.097	0.325	55.752	6	71.029
10	24	Larry Linkogle	2	3:51.099	12 Laps	1:14.943	1	52.840
11	54	Bryan Osborn	0	--:--:--.---		--:--:--.---	0	-

Pos	No.	Name	Laps	Total time	Diff	Best time	In lap	Best speed
1	74	Sheldon Creed	15	13:59.898		47.947	15	82.591
2	7	Drew Britt	15	14:00.722	0.824	47.971	12	82.550
3	17	Trenton Briley	15	14:03.092	3.194	47.134	12	84.016
4	21	Brent Fouch	15	14:12.127	12.229	49.143	12	80.581
5	62	Garrett Poelman	15	14:22.209	22.311	49.154	12	80.563
6	16	Cody Rahders	15	14:28.940	29.042	48.248	12	82.076
7	99	John Gable	15	14:36.456	36.558	51.117	15	77.469
8	26	Wyatt Kirchner	12	11:46.547	3 Laps	49.562	12	79.900
9	0X	Ryan Hagy	6	14:10.453	9 Laps	49.657	4	79.747
10	24	Larry Linkogle	0	--:--:--.---		--:--:--.---	0	-

The SuperLite Championship launches a robust win purse for the 2012 Lucas Oil Regional Off Road Series Southern California Round 2 race at Glen Helen Raceway this Saturday. The $3,300 cash purse will divide up among the top three positions for the main event with $2,500 going to the winner, $500 to second, and $300 to third. The two-day SuperLite Arrive & Drive package, which delivers a full-service race experience to racers and cross over athletes alike, includes a full day of track testing on Friday followed by qualifying, heat and the main event racing Saturday.

After slinging mud around the test track with SuperLites last week, the small fleet of UTVs Kawasaki recently delivered have fit right into the operation, performing the grunt work in the assigned role of SuperLite Arrive & Drive pit utility vehicles. In preparation for next week's Lucas Oil Regional Off Road Series Southern California at Glen Helen Raceway and next month's Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series Round season opener at Firebird Raceway in Phoenix, this Kawasaki Teryx 4 cleans up quite well.

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 is preparing for the first round of 2012 Lucas Oil Regional Off Road Series Southern California racing action at Glen Helen Raceway with available full day test session followed by a full day of short course off-road racing on February 17-18.

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.

The hotshot 14-year-old Sheldon Creed cashed in on his A.M. Ortega Structural Engineering Contractor-backed effort and logged his first win in Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series competition during the whopping 17-truck LOORRS Round 14 contest. Austin Kimbrell earned his second class podium by finishing second, while season standout Chad George jumped to the third slot upon the box. Drew Britt seized the race's fast lap in lap eight with a speed of 61.485 miles per hour and time of one minute and 4.406 seconds.

2011 SuperLite Championship standout, R.J. Anderson, who dominated the points chase earlier in the season, battled his way back to a dominant position aboard his Dethrone Royalty / Walker Evans Racing / SoCal SuperTrucks machine by snatching the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series Round 13 win at Las Vegas Motor Speedway and earning the race's fast lap during lap nine with a speed of 52.451 miles per hour and time of one minute and 15.499 seconds. Monster Energy Athlete, Chad George, piloted his Kawasaki-backed SuperLite to second, while season front runner, Brent Fouch, in the Forgiven Energy race truck, tallied his first podium finish in third.

Undoubtedly one of the best shows of Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series' showdown in the dirt, the SuperLite Championship has unveiled some epic short course action from a colorful collection of personalities, giving the stadium truck a life and style all its its own. Heading into Surprise, the BFGoodrich Tires-backed Patrick Clark had proved himself by racking up a nine-point lead in his championship quest. But the full-course brawl of Arizona cut down Clark's rank, delivering another series standout to the lead.

Digging down into the nuts and bolts of his BFGoodrich Tires-backed Lowe's Home Improvement SuperLite Truck during August's Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series (LOORRS) race at Glen Helen Raceway, Jessie Johnson looks to land back upon the podium during the Las Vegas Motor Speedway stop next month.

Chad George brawled his way through to the top of the podium to snatch the season points lead for the first time this year, piloting the Monster Energy / Kawasaki truck in SuperLite Championship racing during the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series (LOORRS) Round 12 at the 1.1-mile motocross-style track of Speedworld Off Road Park in Surprise, Arizona. Sheldon Creed, the youngest driver of the series at 14-years-old, finished second in his first weekend of LOORRS SuperLite racing, while Drew Britt, in his second weekend of racing landed third on the day.

R.J. Anderson rekindled his relationship with the podium and planted the iconic Walker Evans Racing / Polaris Off Road / SoCal SuperTrucks machine atop the 14-truck SuperLite Championship field in Saturday's Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series (LOORRS) Round 11 race on the 1.1-mile motocross-style dirt track at Speedworld Off Road Park in Surprise, Arizona on September 24, 2011. Anderson snagged the race's fast lap during lap nine in 1 minute, and 00.475 seconds and average speed of 65.482 miles per hour. Chad George secured second and Patrick Clark third.

Chad George powered to the top of his game, the Monster Energy Athlete earning his first win of the season in the Kawasaki SuperLite truck after vying for glory over a 17-truck SuperLite Championship field in Sunday's Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series (LOORRS) Round 10 upon the eight-tenths-mile Glen Helen Raceway race track in San Bernardino, California on August 7, 2011. After taking four thirds this season, George also snatched the fast lap of the race in 50.414 seconds and a speed of 57.127 miles per hour during his lap 11 effort.

Dawson Kirchner landed the Torchmate CNC Cutting Systems onto the podium for the second time this season in the 17-truck SuperLite Championship field to take Saturday's Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series (LOORRS) Round 9 win at the eight-tenths-mile Glen Helen Raceway race track in San Bernardino, California on August 6, 2011. Kirchner also earned fast lap in lap two at 50.418 miles per hour and a time of 57 seconds. Patrick Clark captured second and Monster Energy Athlete, Chad George, captured third in the Kawasaki SuperLite truck.

There was a game show that racked up acclaim and stirred great anticipation for what was hidden behind one of its many doors. In much the same way, the driver's seat of the acclaimed SuperLite Championship Arrive & Drive truck tugs at the interest of thrill seekers and adrenaline junkies who anticipate hopping behind the wheel and laying deep into the throttle of a short course off-road race truck. One notable personality taking reigns behind the wheel of a SuperLite during the recent Glen Helen test session was Monster Energy athlete T.J. Lavin.

Emerging from a family steeped in motorsports, Jessie Johnson is the younger brother of five-time NASCAR champion of the No. 48 Lowes Home Improvement car, Jimmie Johnson. Calm under pressure and climbing behind the wheel of his own Lowes Home Improvement SuperLite, Jessie, like his older brother, has his roots in off-road racing but has amassed experience that extends beyond the dirt. Perhaps his greatest asset is his coach-ability, learning from many, which results in wins.