It’s all fun and games, until it comes to racing. That’s Jorie’s business, and he very serious when it comes to his racing. Brandon describes him as “arguably one of the fastest kids in Mexico,” but the speed isn’t the only thing Jorie has. He’s got a lot of heart and passion for his sport of choice and we can expect him to be around for a long time in the ATV racing scene.  Quad75Dezert is certainly proud of him and we’re all excited to see where racing takes him, besides to the podium again and again. Check out Jorie’s answers below:

Read More

Brandon interviews and gives some insight into the team, his personal racing OCDs, and answers some questions posted by fans of the team on their Facebook page.

As soon as I started riding, I pretty much knew that was what I wanted to focus on.

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

Team Quad75Dezert is happy to announce their victory at the Baja 500 on June 4th. Not only did they secure their third class win in a row, they also won the ATV overall for the third consecutive time, beating all other ATV entries. In addition, the 100A race bike was the first ATV across the line, and approximately the 12th motorcycle overall to finish, crossing the finish at around 5:33pm after 11 hours and 15 minutes of racing. Team 2 finished 6th place in Class 24 and approximately 7th overall out of all the ATV classes.  Read More

Ensenada, BC, Mexico – Brandon Brown’s Quad75Dezert teams commenced pre-running in Mexico at the start of this week. The Baja 500 takes place Saturday, June 4th and after several course changes in only a week and a half of pre-running, it appears this race will challenge competitors more than usual. Anything can happen in Baja, and it already is. Brandon has coordinated two teams for the 500. Riding for Team 1, Class 24, #100 are Brandon Brown, Kenny Sanford and Jorie Williams. New for this race is Chris Kristensen & GNCC pro-am rider Richie Brown. Heading up Team 2 is Jamie Kirkpatrick, with returning rider Brian Watkins. New for this race, also riding for Team 2, are Sean McHugh, Dave Jenkins, and Dale Mininger, all three locals to the Northwest. Read More

The team made it to Ensenada last night and after touring the house, promptly got to work unloading gear, tools, and bikes. After everything was unloaded we arranged and organized, and then set to work doing the last little bit of preparation for pre-running. Kenny Sanford of S&S Motorsports headed up the effort, coordinating the 6 bikes and handful of help to get everything done. It always seems that there is just never enough prep time! Brandon Brown went over some logistics and some administrative work that comes with coordinating two teams and left Kenny to manage the mechanics.  Read More

Joey Kirkpatrick was nice enough to send these photos to us of Jorie at the Finish and a few of the bikes and teams. Check them out!

Left to Right: Jorie Williams, Kenny Sanford, Brandon Brown, Robbie Mitchell; Team 1 Class 24 & ATV Overall Winners

Brandon Brown, Kenny Sanford, Jorie Williams, & Robbie Mitchell went to Mexico to race the San Felipe 250. Coming off of a win at the 1000, Team Quad75 Dezert was there to defend the team’s title in Class 24 (Pro ATV up to 450cc). Team 1 started last off the line, and passed nearly the entire field ahead of them like a car passing cones on the interstate! Out of 39 quad entries in 4 classes, only 31 finished. Team Quad75 Dezert took the Class 24 win as well as the overall ATV win!

Read More

One of our pit crew members, Mary McHugh, took these with her phone while she was with us. More photos to come as well as a race report later.

Click to make them larger…