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BITD Announces ‘Biggest Ever’ Contingency Program With Over $3.7 Million
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Best in the Desert (BITD), the large off-road racing organization based in Las Vegas, Nevada, announced new milestones in contingency awards available to Best 2019 competitors.
“We are happy to report our 2019 Contingency Program is our biggest ever,” BITD CMO Bryan Folks said.
More than 65 companies have stepped up to offer over $3.7 million in cash and product awards across Best in the Desert’s car/truck, UTV, quad and motorcycle classes.
There are several programs available to BITD competitors, including a new plan by Ford offering cash payouts.
“Ford Motor Company’s new program is the first of its kind in off-road racing, offering cash to racers not only in car and truck classes, but also in UTV, quad and motorcycles. Highlights of the F150 EcoBoost Performance awards include large cash payouts within the F150 EcoBoost Performance Awards, and all new for 2019 the Year End Long Haul Awards available to all classes based on their performance over the entire season. Now, even if racers don’t race a Ford, but drive a Ford support vehicle, they can qualify for Ford cash payouts.”
The next race for the off-road racing series is set for April 5–7 in Laughlin, Nevada, for the Polaris RZR UTV World Championship.
For more information, including the full details on the BITD Contingency and Awards Program, visit the series website.
“We are happy to report our 2019 Contingency Program is our biggest ever,” BITD CMO Bryan Folks said.
More than 65 companies have stepped up to offer over $3.7 million in cash and product awards across Best in the Desert’s car/truck, UTV, quad and motorcycle classes.
There are several programs available to BITD competitors, including a new plan by Ford offering cash payouts.
“Ford Motor Company’s new program is the first of its kind in off-road racing, offering cash to racers not only in car and truck classes, but also in UTV, quad and motorcycles. Highlights of the F150 EcoBoost Performance awards include large cash payouts within the F150 EcoBoost Performance Awards, and all new for 2019 the Year End Long Haul Awards available to all classes based on their performance over the entire season. Now, even if racers don’t race a Ford, but drive a Ford support vehicle, they can qualify for Ford cash payouts.”
The next race for the off-road racing series is set for April 5–7 in Laughlin, Nevada, for the Polaris RZR UTV World Championship.
For more information, including the full details on the BITD Contingency and Awards Program, visit the series website.
