UTV Sports Magazine

Jan 20, 2024 | utvsportsmag.com | Justin W. Coffey

Left in the Dust at the 2024 Dakar Rally Words: Justin W. CoffeyPhotos: FOTOP, Rally Zone, A.S.O. The 2024 Dakar Rally wrapped up in the port city of Yanbu along the Red Sea on Friday afternoon, January 19.

Jan 16, 2024 | utvsportsmag.com | Mike Ingalsbee

The Parker 400 Goes UnlimitedWords: Mike IngalsbeePhotos: Logan Gallagher Parker, Arizona is one of those iconic cities known for off-road racing. The terrain there is both beautiful and challenging. It has a history that’s almost as old as the racing itself, with the first sanctioned events in Parker beginning in 1971. Over the years, the race went from one promoter to another. Originally the NORRA Parker Dam 500, it became the SCORE Parker 400 in 1974.

Jan 1, 2024 | utvsportsmag.com | Anastasia Leniova

A Family that Plays Together, Slays TogetherWords: Anastasia LeniovaPhotos: Provided by Bohn Family How many UTVs do you need for a family of five? Matt, Christine, and their three daughters Ashley, Abby, and Ahna from Wisconsin have six – four race UTVs and two trail machines.

Oct 31, 2023 | utvsportsmag.com | Kyra Sacdalan

Finding the Limiter at DirtFishWords: Kyra SacdalanPhotos: Justin W. Coffey My eyes shifted right towards the corner apex. It was an easy curve, and admittedly I hadn’t gained enough momentum yet to be aggressive. No brakes. I reviewed the steps in my head prior to taking action. Just lift your foot, initiate the turn… Now. Hold it. Hold it. Find your exit. Gas! Gas! Gas! Weight shifted to the left of the Turbo R enough to drift the rear around and point the nose at my next target.

Aug 31, 2023 | utvsportsmag.com | Kyra Sacdalan

(Twin) Peaks at DirtFish, Salish Lodge & the Double R DinerWords: Kyra SacdalanPhotos: Justin W. Coffey, KIPMAN Creative Mist from the falls shimmered in the early morning light. It painted a veil over the parking lot which in the summertime shine makes everything sparkle. This was quite a sight to start the day with, making this scene outside of the Salish Lodge quite ethereal to the patient observer.