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The Honda Off-Road Factory Racing team tackled the diverse Nevada outback in their Baja Ridgeline and two Honda Talons as they raced in the 25th Anniversary Maxxis Tires “Casey Folks” Best In The Desert Vegas to Reno -
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The 2021 running of the SCORE Baja 500 continued to set the bar high with another technical and challenging course. Over the 466 mile course, the Honda Off-Road Factory Racing Team took on the terrain -
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The 34th running of the SCORE International San Felipe 250 lived up to its well-earned reputation as one of the roughest races on the schedule, but the Honda Factory Racing team persevered for a Class 7 win for the Honda Ridgeline and two hard earned finishes for the Honda Talons. -
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"We are thrilled to welcome, Elias Hanna and Zach Sizelove to our Talon Factory Racing Team. Both racers bring a wealth of knowledge and many desert wins to our young Talon program. We are looking forward to seeing Elias and Zach battling all season for podium positions and wins” says Team Principal Jeff Proctor. -
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"We are thrilled to welcome, Elias Hanna and Zach Sizelove to our Talon Factory Racing Team. Both racers bring a wealth of knowledge and many desert wins -
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The Honda Off-Road Factory Racing team kicked off the 2021 season with solid finishes for the Talons and Ridgeline in the King of the Hammers (KOH) event, long touted as one of the roughest off road races.
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Once again, the Honda Off-Road Factory race team met the brutal challenges of desert racing head-on in the 24th annual Best In The Desert Vegas to Reno, against a record-breaking field of entries. The team’s well-prepped Baja Ridgeline and Talons faced a variety of challenges over the race course’s 514 miles. -
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After a long, tumultuous season of unknowns, the Team Honda Talon No. 1893 battled to win the 53rd running of the SCORE Baja 1000 and earn a SCORE World Desert Championship in the Pro UTV Unlimited Class driven by Eliott Watson -
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It’s been a busy late summer/fall season for the Honda Off-Road Factory Racing team, as the rescheduling of races has jam-packed the past three months with races, testing, and refining set-ups for each race – which has paid off with podiums for both the Ridgeline and Talons. -
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Patience paid off for the Team Honda Racing Off-Road team in the long awaited 2020 SCORE Baja 500 held on September 26, with two podiums – Class 7 win/13th overall for the Honda Ridgeline and P2 in the Pro UTV Unlimited Class for Eliott Watson piloting the No. 1893 Honda Talon. The 496 mile race course started outside -
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Once again, the Honda Off-Road Factory race team met the brutal challenges of desert racing head-on in the 24th annual Best In The Desert Vegas to Reno, against a record-breaking field of entries. The team’s well-prepped Baja Ridgeline and Talons faced a variety of challenges over the race course’s 514 miles. -
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Long touted, The Great American Off Road Race, The Mint 400, is also a notoriously rough course on equipment and drivers as hundreds of entries do their laps, making the race course ever-changing and unpredictable. The 2020 edition, held in the desert south of Las Vegas, NV, was the longest ever – 428 miles in four 107 mile long laps. -
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Coming off a two-year winning streak, the Honda Off-Road Racing Team and its Ridgeline Baja Race Truck opened the 2020 off-road racing season with a mountain of highs and one ultimate low of a DNF in the “7200” class for V6-powered race trucks in Friday’s Best In The Desert Parker 425. -
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The season is off to a solid start for the Team Honda Talon Factory Racing program, on one of the roughest King of the Hammers UTV courses, with impressive finishes for the two cars of No. 94 Christopher Polvoorde and No. 3 Eliott Watson, as attested by the 25% finishing rate - 133 started and only 33 finished. -
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The season is off to a solid start for the Team Honda Talon Factory Racing program, on one of the roughest King of the Hammers UTV courses, with impressive finishes for the two cars of No. 94 Christopher Polvoorde and No. 3 Eliott Watson, as attested by the 25% finishing rate - 133 started and only 33 finished.
