On the Edge May 1, 2008 By: Krista Rudiger

Ok, let's call a spade a spade: The cool kid to your left is in this magazine because his dad is Pro-4 master Johnny Greaves. Still, we were intrigued when we heard the Wisconsin youth qualified first and finished the race second the first time he'd strapped himself into a TrophyKart–but that kind of goes with the whole bloodline theory, now doesn't it.

On the Edge Chuck Dempsey Apr 1, 2008 By: Krista Rudiger

In off-road racing, there are but a chosen few privileged enough to drive on someone else's dime. Rob MacCachren and Jerry Whelchel come to mind, but before someone's going to hand you their prized Trophy-Truck, or other Masterpiece in Metal, you first need to...

On the Edge Garit Wallace Mar 1, 2008 By: Krista Rudiger

More often than not, phrases like "he's a natural" and "it's in his blood" are used to describe racers who can strap themselves into a vehicle and–like magic–secure wins right from the get-go. Garit Wallace is one of these chosen few.

What do you get when you mix an incredibly competitive South African-born race car driver with 900 horses of wheel-to-wheel action? A wildly fast contender in short-course racing's Pro-4 class.

Suffice it to say, when Marty Hart took his first CORR Pro-Lite win in Vegas last month, people sat up and took notice. Which is funny, because he's been here all along.

Dustin Webster is one of those guys who sees what he wants and goes after it. When he first met his now rock-crawler wife Becca, when he first saw a rock crawling competition, when he later discovered he could get a big-ass sponsor on the side of his crawler in order to bring recognition to the sport...

It's no secret the team of Mark Post and Rob MacCachren have put on an outstanding show this year. Rightly so, they're both great racers. But great racers are nothing without stout machines. Fortunately, the main man behind this duo's menacing black Trophy-Truck is totally devoted to making sure these two cross the finish line in first place every time. That man is Jim Blackmore.

Max Thieriot is many things: talented youngblood, second-generation racer, (soon-to-be) Hollywood royalty and currently ranked third in SCORE International's Unlimited Class 1 category. But whatever label you choose to give him, just know he didn't arrive there by luck alone.

Ron Whitton Sr. first started racing in 2005, then placed 3rd among the Trophy-Truck class in the following year's Tecate SCORE Baja 1000. Explain that.