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2026 NORRA 500 Stage 1 UPDATE.

Current standings after RM 70

| Pos. | Driver | Finish Time | Gap |

| 1 | Max Gordon | 1:36:18 | Leader |
| 2 | PJ Jones | 1:36:49 | +0:31 |
| 3 | Robby Gordon | 1:38:46 | +2:28 |
| 4 | John Kerr | 1:43:00 | +6:42 |
| 5 | Drew Pefferle | 1:44:15 | +7:57 |
| 6 | Brandon Cox | 1:48:35 | +12:17 |
| 7 | Brad Halco | 1:48:49 | +12:31 |

Day 1 of the 2026 NORRA Racing 500 begins today, Ensenada to San Quintín.

Here are the links for video, timing and scoring and tracking. Max Gordon begins at 9:50am/pt, Robby Gordon at 9:51am/pt & fellow Team SPEED driver Brad Halco begins at 10:04am/pt.

NORRA TV FEED - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgwhXKDb9SI

Max Gordon Live Cameras - https://portal.racelinklive.com/speedutv/vehicles/77

Robby Gordon Live Cameras - https://portal.racelinklive.com/speedutv/vehicles/7

Leaderboard - https://anubesport.com/timing/ss/10291/?rallyId=396

Live tracking - https://anubesport.com/tracking/?rally=rally9157&port=auto

2026 NORRA Racing 500 Qualifying Feed

2026 NORRA 500 Qualifying Qualifying day in Ensenada, where the order for the NORRA 500 "Baja...

🏁 Max Gordon and Robby Gordon are racing at the 2026 NORRA 500 this weekend!

Ride along with LIVE cameras and telemetry from #77 Max Gordon and #7 Robby Gordon! 🔥

📅 LIVE SCHEDULE — All times Pacific
Thursday, October 8: Qualifying — 1:00 PM
Friday, October 9: Stage 1 — 8:30 AM
Saturday, October 10: Stage 2 — 8:30 AM

📺 Watch LIVE:
https://speedutvparts.com/pages/2026-norra-500-live-cameras

Let’s go, Team SPEED! 🏁

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Official Speed Kentucky Press Release

Speed Kentucky Celebrates Ribbon Cutting for 45,000-Square-Foot Assembly Facility

Owsley County project will support Speed UTV assembly and distribution and create 60 planned full-time jobs

Owsley County — Robby Gordon and Jimmy Lewis and Kentucky team celebrated the ribbon cutting of Speed Kentucky’s new 45,000-square-foot facility in Owsley County. The operation establishes Speed UTV’s first major operating base in the Eastern United States and will serve customers throughout the region.

Speed Kentucky LLC’s project is expected to create 60 full-time jobs. The facility will handle final assembly and distribution of the Bandit, Diablo, El Jefe ,Bambino models and MINI trucks, as well as three sport utility vehicles one Teenage UTV and Trucks, expanding Speed UTV’s presence in the East. State officials have described the project as the largest investment and job creation announcement on record for Owsley County.

“We are excited to bring Speed’s first Eastern U.S. operation to Kentucky,” said Robby Gordon, motorsports champion and cofounder of Speed Kentucky. “This region is a natural fit for us. We can bring our vehicles closer to customers, create local jobs and build a team in a community with a strong connection to outdoor recreation and industry. I want to thank Jim Lewis and Erik Hubbard for their leadership, along with the Commonwealth of Kentucky and the Owsley County community for helping bring this project together.”

Lewis will lead the Kentucky operation and is building a local team. “We are proud to call Owsley County, Kentucky, home of assembly on the east coast and look forward to growing alongside this incredible community,” said Jimmy Lewis, cofounder of Speed Kentucky.

The Kentucky operation will also support development of Speed UTV’s sports enclosed, air-conditioned utility side-by-side, targeted to arrive in late summer 2027. It is being designed for practical work in farming, construction, forestry, firefighting and municipal service.

Gordon and Lewis extended special thanks to Booneville Mayor Nelson Bobrowski, Owsley County Judge/Executive Zeke Little Jr., Kentucky Senate President Robert Stivers, and Tal Jones, Economic Development Director for FOCUS. They also recognized Erik Hubbard and Backroads of Appalachia for their work supporting economic development through motorsports and connecting the project with the region. The King of the Hammers and Ultra4 organizations were also recognized for helping build new motorsports opportunities in Eastern Kentucky.

ABOUT SPEED KENTUCKY

Speed Kentucky LLC is a joint venture between Robby Gordon and Jimmy Lewis. Based in Owsley County, Kentucky, the company will support final assembly and distribution of Speed UTV vehicles for customers in the Eastern United States.

Speed Kentucky Celebrates Ribbon Cutting for 45,000-Square-Foot Assembly Facility

Owsley County project will support Speed UTV assembly and distribution and create 60 planned full-time jobs

Owsley County — Robby Gordon and Jimmy Lewis and Kentucky team celebrated the ribbon cutting of Speed Kentucky’s new 45,000-square-foot facility in Owsley County. The operation establishes Speed UTV’s first major operating base in the Eastern United States and will serve customers throughout the region.

Speed Kentucky LLC’s project is expected to create 60 full-time jobs. The facility will handle final assembly and distribution of the Bandit, Diablo, El Jefe ,Bambino models and MINI trucks, as well as three sport utility vehicles one Teenage UTV and Trucks, expanding Speed UTV’s presence in the East. State officials have described the project as the largest investment and job creation announcement on record for Owsley County.

“We are excited to bring Speed’s first Eastern U.S. operation to Kentucky,” said Robby Gordon, motorsports champion and cofounder of Speed Kentucky. “This region is a natural fit for us. We can bring our vehicles closer to customers, create local jobs and build a team in a community with a strong connection to outdoor recreation and industry. I want to thank Jim Lewis and Erik Hubbard for their leadership, along with the Commonwealth of Kentucky and the Owsley County community for helping bring this project together.”

Lewis will lead the Kentucky operation and is building a local team. “We are proud to call Owsley County, Kentucky, home of assembly on the east coast and look forward to growing alongside this incredible community,” said Jimmy Lewis, cofounder of Speed Kentucky.

The Kentucky operation will also support development of Speed UTV’s sports enclosed, air-conditioned utility side-by-side, targeted to arrive in late summer 2027. It is being designed for practical work in farming, construction, forestry, firefighting and municipal service.

Gordon and Lewis extended special thanks to Booneville Mayor Nelson Bobrowski, Owsley County Judge/Executive Zeke Little Jr., Kentucky Senate President Robert Stivers, and Tal Jones, Economic Development Director for FOCUS. They also recognized Erik Hubbard and Backroads of Appalachia for their work supporting economic development through motorsports and connecting the project with the region. The King of the Hammers and Ultra4 organizations were also recognized for helping build new motorsports opportunities in Eastern Kentucky.

ABOUT SPEED KENTUCKY

Speed Kentucky LLC is a joint venture between Robby Gordon and Jimmy Lewis. Based in Owsley County, Kentucky, the company will support final assembly and distribution of Speed UTV vehicles for customers in the Eastern United States.