Jordan Pellegrino grew up in Simi Valley, CA, with a passion for the desert. Starting out on dirt bike at age 3, and learning how to read terrain on his 50cc bike at an early age has helped him over the years grow from bike to 4-wheel drive. In 2013, at age 15 his desire to race turned to the Every Man Challenge class and he built a car for the 2014 EMC race at King of the Hammers. He finished 4th in class that year. Striving for a podium finish that year, Jordan won several races and podiumed multiple times in the 4500 class since his 2014 racing debut. 2017 was pivotal for Jordan as every race he entered he podiumed with multiple wins! In 2018 he graduated from The Fab School and started working as a Fabricator at GenRight Off Road. 2018 was a pivotal year in Jordan's racing career as he moved up classes in Ultra4 and Jordan took over the GenRight Mantis race car his dad had podiumed King of the Hammers, the 4485 was becoming #98. After the 2018 King of the Hammers race, Jordan set sights on a new car. A full independent suspension 4-wheel drive car: a Triton Engineering FIS chassis that he would finish with the help of his friends and marketing partner s. 2019 the new FIS "Unicorn " debuted at King Of The Hammers. There is a huge learning curve to a FISnew car build, especially since only one other racer has attempted to build one. In the 4 races he has competed in the Unicorn, two he has finished, and one was top 10.

Bailey started off-roading at 5 years old on a Honda CRF50. His love for off-roading quickly turned into a way of life; he began racing in the ULTRA4 series at just 15 years old. Since the drop of his first green flag, Bailey has won two National Championships and maintained a 97% finish rate. Bailey is absolutely stoked to be partnering with Honda Offroad, the most competitive, consistent, and family-oriented team in the offroad industry.