American Off-Road Racing Championship announces 2027 season schedule
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 10, 2026, 9:55 PM
Last updated Sep 10, 2026

The American Off-Road Racing Championship has finalized its 2027 race calendar, which consists of seven events across Arizona and Nevada. The season begins January 13-17 with The Parker 400 in Parker, Arizona, and concludes with the UTV World Championship from December 1-5. Other scheduled events include The Mint 400, the Silver State 300, the Vegas to Reno Legends Rally, the Casey Folks Vegas to Reno "The Other Way," and the Laughlin Desert Classic. This schedule marks the second year of a unified series created by merging UNLTD Off-Road Racing and Best in the Desert. Organizers intend to relocate the Silver State 300 to Las Vegas and build on the point structure established during the inaugural 2026 season.
- •The 2027 calendar features seven events held throughout Arizona and Nevada.
- •The season opens with The Parker 400 in January and ends with the UTV World Championship in December.
- •The Silver State 300 will move to Las Vegas for the 2027 season.
- •UNLTD Off-Road Racing and Best in the Desert continue their unified championship platform.
- 9:55 PMYahoo Sports — American Off-Road Championship Unveils 2027 Schedule
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