The Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series is a short course off-road racing series in the United States. The series features events on the West Coast of the United States. The title sponsor for the series is Lucas Oil. It effectively replaced the CORR series.
There were two large sanctioning bodies in short course off-road racing for 2008: CORR and WSORR. CORR had been sanctioning events on the West Coast and WSORR had sanctioned Midwestern events. CORR closed before the end of the 2008 season and canceled its final two racing weekends. LOORRS took over the sanctioning of most of the West Coast events; and TORC, The Off Road Championship, took over most of the Midwestern events.
The LOORRS series was founded for the 2009 season by Lucas Oil and its head Forrest Lucas. Carl Renezeder made short course off-road racing history in 2009 when he won the Unlimited 2 and Unlimited 4 class to become the first driver to win seven national championships.
In December 2012, LOORRS announced that Ritchie Lewis would be taking over as the series' director. He announced the 2013 series schedule; it would continue racing at most of the same tracks. He also announced that Lucas would be building tracks at San Angelo, Texas and Lucas Oil Speedway to be used in 2014.
The Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series has 11 classes:
Pro 4 Unlimited: Full-sized 4-wheel-drive race truck;
Pro 2 Unlimited: Full-sized 2-wheel-drive race truck;
Pro Lite Unlimited: Mid-sized 2-wheel-drive race truck built on a standardized chassis;
Pro Buggy Unlimited: Open-wheel buggies with 1650 cc to 2400 cc motors (dependent on design and manufacturer);
SuperLite: Spec 2-wheel-drive truck regulated by the SuperLite Championship Series;
Limited Buggy: Open-wheel buggies with Type 1 1600 cc VW engines;
Unlimited UTV: Heavily modified UTV utilizing up to 1000 cc engines;
Sr1 UTV: Heavily modified Yamaha Rhino or Kawasaki Teryx spec class utilizing the Yamaha R1 or Kawasaki ZX-10 1000 cc street bike motor;
Modified Kart: Advanced kart class for kids ages 10–15 utilizing 250 cc or 450 cc motorcycle or quad motors;
Junior 2 Kart: Intermediate spec kart class for kids ages 8–15 utilizing the Honda GX390 390 cc motor;
Junior 1 Kart: Beginning spec kart class for kids ages 8–15 utilizing the Subaru EX27 266 cc motor
The premier classes are the Unlimited 4 (4-wheel-drive) and Unlimited 2 (2-wheel-drive) trophy truck The Unlimited Lites class has compact to mid-sized 2-wheel-drive trucks with 4 cylinder engines.
2016 Kyle Leduc
2015 Kyle Leduc
2014 Kyle Leduc
2013 Carl Renezeder
2012 Kyle Leduc
2011 Carl Renezeder
2010 Rick Huseman
2009 Carl Renezeder
2016 Rob MacCachren
2015 Rob MacCachren
2014 Brian Deegan
2013 Rob MacCachren
2012 Brian Deegan
2011 Brian Deegan
2010 Rob MacCachren
2009 Carl Renezeder
2016 Jerett Brooks
2015 R.J. Anderson
2014 Sheldon Creed
2013 Brian Deegan
2012 R.J. Anderson
2011 Brian Deegan
2010 Marty Hart
2009 Brian Deegan
2016 Darren Hardesty
2015 Garrett George
2014 Chad George
2013 Steven Greinke
2010 Cameron Steele
2009 Chuck Cheek
2015 Kali Kinsman
2014 Mason Prater
2013 Ricky Gutierrez
2010 Brock Heger
2009 Sheldon Creed
2015 Cole Keatts
2014 Dylan Plemons
2013 Hailie Deegan
2010 Sheldon Creed
2009 Dustin Grabowski
2016 Hailie Deegan
2015 Christopher Polvoorde
2014 Brock Heger
2013 Myles Cheek
2010 Mitchell Dejong
2009 Sheldon Creed
2012 Sheldon Creed
2011 Chad George
2010 Jeremy Stenberg
2009 John Harrah
2010 Justin Smith
2009 Bruce Fraley
2009 Hans Waage
2010 Chad George
2009 Chad George
2009 Dan Kelly
2010 Tyler Herzog
The series has hosted race weekends at the following tracks:
Wild Horse Motorsports Park (2010–present)
Glen Helen Raceway (2010–present)
Lake Elsinore Motorsports Complex (2009, 2012–present)
Las Vegas Motor Speedway (2010–present)
Miller Motorsports Park (2010–present)
Primm Valley Motorsports Complex (2009)
Speedworld Off Road Park (2009–2013)
Wild West Motorsports Park (2012–present)
Baja International Short Course (2015–present)
For the 2015 season, the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series was aired on several different networks with 8 confirmed one-hour episodes in HD on CBS and 32 confirmed HD episodes on both CBS Sports Network and MavTV.
