The UTV World Championship will expand from one to three races as part of the newly formed UNLTD Off-Road Racing Championship Series.

The three-part series schedule includes the Parker 400 in Parker, Arizona, the Mint 400 in Las Vegas, Nevada, and the California 300 in Barstow, California.

The series also invites UTV manufacturers to compete in the UNLTD Off-Road Racing UTV World Championship Manufacturers Cup, which will assign points to manufacturers based on in-race performances from affiliated race teams.

"The UTV platform has evolved quickly to become one of the most capable off-road vehicle platforms on the planet. It’s time we had a challenge that truly puts them to the test," said UNLTD Off-Road Racing CEO Matt Martelli. "Less than 50% of the competitors will likely finish all 1100 miles of the UTV World Championship Series. To get a podium will mean you are among the best in the world, but to win this championship will mean you are the best UTV racer on the planet with the most capable vehicle and team. This is by far the most challenging race series for UTVs ever created."

For more information, visit unlimitedoffroadracing.com.