The 56th running of the SCORE Baja 500 took place this past weekend, where the Polaris Factory Racing team continued its winning streak as Cayden MacCachren, along with his co-driver Hailey Hein, delivered a dominant performance to secure the prestigious UTV Overall and UTV Pro Open class victory.
If you’re a fan of UTV racing, chances are you’re used to seeing names like AJ Jones, Seth Quintero, and Mia Chapman sending it through desert sand. Well, there’s plenty of sand on the beaches of the East Coast, too, and so last weekend was a little bit different: they were in Wildwood, New Jersey for the second annual Red Bull Beach Scramble.
As the 2024 Red Bull Scramble National Championship reaches its midpoint, our attention turns to the shores of Wildwood, New Jersey, for the second installment of Red Bull Beach Scramble, marking the halfway point of the series. Nestled between two piers on Wildwood Beach, the ever-changing 1.8-mile circuit brought together 90 side-by-side (SXS) racers: 30 in the SXS Pro Class and 60 in the SXS Sportsman Class.
