total truck weight. Tire Size: 35 x 12.50 maximum. Numbering: 1-99. Past Champions 2008 Rob MacCachren 2007 Jerry Whelchel 2006 Carl Renezeder 2005 Carl Renezeder 2004 Scott Taylor 2003 Scott Taylor 2002 Scott Taylor 2001 Scott Taylor 2000 Scott Taylor 1999 Scott Taylor 1998 Ricky Johnson Pro-Lite The trucks were compact trucks which have , must weight 2800 pounds, and can not have more than of front and of rear suspension travel. Vehicle style must have had a manufacturer production of 5,000. Past Champions 2008 Marty Hart 2007 Rob Naughton 2006 Chad Hord 2005 Jeff Kincaid 2004 Kyle LeDuc 2003 Jeff Kincaid 2002 Jeff Kincaid 2001 Jeff Kincaid 2000 Jeff Kincaid 1999 Johnny Greaves 1998 Johnny Greaves Other notable drivers Jason Baldwin – late son of Jim Baldwin, was killed in a plane crash on November 19, 2005. Jim Baldwin Josh Baldwin – son of Jim Baldwin Scott Douglas Evan Evans Brendan Gaughan – the future NASCAR driver competed in the Pro-2 division in the 1997 Winter Series and 1998 season. Robby Gordon Rick Huseman Jimmie Johnson – the future seven-time Sprint Cup Series champion won the 1997 Winter Series Pro-2 championship at Glen Helen Raceway, CORR's first event after taking over from SODA. Jeremy McGrath Rod Millen Rodrigo Ampudia – Made history as being the first international driver to win a CORR race. Evie Baldwin aka Prettymuddy Cissy Baldwin Kelley Renezeder Rhonda Konitzer Travis Pastrana Carl Renezeder Art Schmitt Keith Steele – 23 seasons, 2008 WSORR Driver of the Year, 2009 TORC Driver of the Year, 44 career wins, BorgWarner World Champion 2000, 2004,2006, 2008 Tracks Bark River International Raceway Chula Vista, California in the "Otay Ranch" neighborhood (Baldwin's construction company built a temporary circuit) Crandon International Off-Road Raceway Heartland Park Topeka I-96 Speedway Langlade County Speedway Pomona Fairplex Las Vegas Motor Speedway Stafford Motor Speedway Route 66 Raceway Indiana State Fairgrounds Unadilla MX Texas Motor Speedway Antelope Valley Fairgrounds Trollhaugen Milan, Michigan Midwest Off-Road Raceway Luxemburg Speedway References External links Official website Off-road racing series Auto racing organizations in the United States Organizations disestablished in 2008 Defunct auto racing series