Kyle Jergensen and Ronnie Anderson, supported by RIGID Industries, achieved remarkable wins at The Mint 400 in Las Vegas, showcasing their prowess in off-road racing.
Jergensen claimed victory in the Unlimited Truck SPEC class for the second time in three years, demonstrating exceptional skill as he battled against higher-horsepower competitors to secure second place overall.
Meanwhile, Anderson triumphed in the Pro Open UTV class, clinching the Overall Limited Race Win by outperforming all other racers in faster classes. Jergensen, driving the Camburg-built RIGID Industries-sponsored “Beast” Unlimited Truck SPEC racer, showcased remarkable strategy and performance after starting 31st in the qualifying round.
Despite facing formidable opponents with unrestricted engine power, Jergensen maneuvered his way to the front of the pack and engaged in a thrilling battle with Adam Householder’s Unlimited Truck for the overall win.
Ultimately, Jergensen emerged victorious in the Unlimited Truck SPEC class, finishing just over 10 minutes behind Householder to secure the second overall position.
Meanwhile, Anderson displayed exceptional talent in his NOS Energy Polaris ProR UTV, starting 13th in his class and swiftly navigating through challenging terrain.
With impressive passes early in the race, Anderson steadily progressed through the competition and found himself contending for the top spot in his class as the race progressed.
Crossing the finish line as the first UTV and securing both first place in class and the Overall Limited Race Win, Anderson showcased his skill and determination on the rugged desert course.
Recognized as “The Great American Off-Road Race,” The Mint 400 boasts a rich history and attracts celebrities and racers from various motorsports disciplines.
With over 500 off-road racers tackling the demanding terrain near Sin City, The Mint 400 remains a pinnacle event in the desert racing calendar. Mitch Williams, President of RIGID Industries, expressed pride in the victories, emphasizing the brand’s commitment to supporting talented racers like Jergensen and Anderson.
As rising stars in off-road racing, Jergensen and Anderson embody the spirit of the RIGID Nation, and their success at The Mint 400 sets the stage for further achievements in the season ahead.