Pro-lite racer Luke Johnson
Check out this photo we just shot of young off-road racing prodigy Luke Johnson.
He has big shoes to fill, but he is well on his way. Luke will be racing a full season of TORC in the Pro-lite Class. Photo was shot on location in Temecula, CA by our director of Still Photography Vincent Knakal.
Behind the scenes at Johnny Greaves world record jump
Here a few photos form the first day of practice for Johnny Greaves world record jump. The jump was built on Jeremy McGraths beautiful ranch just outside of San Diego.
Johnny Greaves world record warm-up!
We shot this ad for Method race wheels the day before Johnny Greaves set the world record. He was hitting this 100 foot table top like it was nothing! Shortly after this he jumped 260 feet just practicing. The locations was Jeremy McGrath’s private ranch just outside San Diego.
Johnny Greaves World Record Jump warm-up
Johnny Greaves jumps 301 feet to set new world record!
Johnny Greaves has pulled the sword from the stone by doing what many have talked about and contemplated. He jumped his Monster Energy Toyota Pro-2 truck over a 200 foot gap setting a new four wheel record at 301 feet!
Method Race Wheels Ad Campaign
Take a look at the first two ads in the Method Race Wheels Campaign we have been working on.
"Ballistic" BJ Baldwin Flies through the sky outside of Las Vegas, NV.
Bryce Menzies blasts out of a corner in Primm, NV.
Casey Currie runs away with a first place finish at TORC season opener in Texas!
Event: TORC Off-Road Racing Series Round 1+2
Date: May 15th-16th, 2009
Location: Fort Worth, Texas
Casey Currie Photo Gallery:
http://www.caseycurrie.com/
High resolution photos available on request.
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Casey Currie runs away with a first place finish at TORC season opener in Texas!
The season opener of the virgin TORC series in Fort Worth, Texas started out with some door banging and mud flying off-road racing action. The tight and relatively flat track made for some extremely technical racing. The track would be made even more challenging by heavy rain on Saturday. Despite the challenges, Texans got a good dose of what short course off-road is all about, door-to-door 850+ horsepower racing in the dirt!
Casey Currie started the short course season strong with 3 podiums and 5 top five finishes but still not achieving the results he wanted. “ I have set high goals for myself this year. I want to win and I want to dominate. I am going to do whatever it takes to be the fastest driver out there. I have been working on improving all aspects of my racing mentally, physically, and mechanically,” stated Casey.
Friday’s racing began with challenges. The freshly groomed track was covered with loose dirt, causing the first qualifiers to be the slowest. Casey started 11th and methodically moved his way up on the extremely narrow track. “Passing was almost impossible. Starting position was critical. I had to fight for each pass,” stated Casey. Ultimately Casey finished 4th, just off the podium.
Saturday’s racing would add more difficulty to the already frustrating course. The track was extremely tricky due to excessive rain. With practice canceled, a good start was going to be extremely critical for line selection and vision. The Pro-lites were the first vehicles to hit the muddy mess of a track.
Casey started 2nd row inside and managed to fight his way out front. Once out front, Casey checked out, putting over 30 car lengths between the next competitor by the restart. Casey managed to maintain the lead after the restart and again checked out, finishing with over a 20-car length lead!
Casey had this to say about the victory; “We have been working on getting our truck right and we finally got it! We set the tire selection and suspension for this track and we were right on. When everything works together I feel unstoppable. Podiums are good, but wins are what we are after!”
Check out Casey Currie’s website for race results, photos and video at http://www.caseycurrie.com/
Casey’s next race will be round 2+3 of the TORC series at Perris Auto Speedway on May 29th –30th
Casey Currie is sponsored by:
BF Goodrich Tires, Currie Enterprises, King Shocks, TORCO Oil, PWR Radiators, Raceline Wheels, Motive Gear, Oakley, Etnies, Leatt Brace, Team Associated, and Kicker Audio.
Management & Media by:
Mad Media
Matt Martelli
(760) 721-3600 or matt@madmedia.com
For additional news and updates check out:
http://www.caseycurrie.com/
High-resolution photos are also available upon request
BJ Baldwin is getting more coverage than Miss America!
BJ Baldwin has been getting more coverage than Miss America! Seven Ads and Four Magazine Covers! Watch out Robby we are closing in!
Short Course Off-Road Racing is Alive and Kicking Ass!
We just back from two days of shooting up at Perris Auto Speedway for Monster. It’s a little track but it has a lot of stuff packed into it. Ricky Johnson and the boys did a great job of getting the most out of the track. Check out these shots of Johnny Greaves, Jeremy McGrath, and Rick Huseman flying around the track. It was hotter than the surface of the sun up there and a bit dusty but we still shot great stuff in tough conditions. The racing is going to be sick!
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- Jeremy McGrath slides through hairpin turn at the Perris Auto Speedway TORC test
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- Jeremy McGrath powers through hairpin turn at the Perris Auto Speedway TORC test
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- Johnny Greaves flies over whoops at the Perris Auto Speedway TORC test
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- Johnny Greaves flies over the table top at the Perris Auto Speedway TORC test
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- Johnny Greaves slides through the sweeper at the Perris Auto Speedway TORC test
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- Mike Flores of Mad Media sets up a shot of Jeremy McGrath’s Pro-2
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- Johnny Greaves makes adjustment on Jeremy McGrath’s Pro-2
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- Perris Auto Speedway
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- Rick Huseman slides through the sweeper at the Perris Auto Speedway TORC test
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- Rick Huseman
