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Don’t Miss the 2015 Off-Road Expo

This weekend in Pomona is one of the biggest off-road shows of the year. We’ll be set up in booth 4206 so you can sit in that seat you’ve been eyeing online for months AND get 10% OFF the order at the show.

Pre-shop at here and come prepared!

We’ll have at least 10% OFF everything in our booth as well as Special Deals ONLY at the Off-Road Expo.

Some of the deals:

Buggy Bags: $20
Tool Bags: $35
Baja Bags: $35

Truss Bags (Left or Right): $30

Impact Gun Bag: $50

RZR Stock Door Bag with Knee Pad: $120/pair

Harnesses: Low prices!

AND MORE!

PRP Seats introduces the NEW XC Suspension Seat

Temcula, CA – PRP Seats introduces the XC Suspension Seat, it’s newest model for the Polaris RZR and additional side by side models.

“It’s been almost 2 years since the introduction of our best-selling GT/S.E. so we thought it was time for something new.” Explained Jason DeArmond, Marketing Manager for PRP Seats. “When we started on the idea of designing a new seat, we found customers were looking for more color options in our seats but they still want a clean—sometimes subtle—look. Trail models of sport UTVs have also increased in popularity. More of those riders tend to use stock seat belts but still need good lateral leg support to hold them in tight. With all of this in mind, we came up with the XC Suspension Seat.”

The XC features an all new frame and design with 5 color options for additional customization. The contoured sides and open hip bolsters allow for use of the stock seat belts while the front of the bolster is raised up for additional lateral containment. As with all of PRP’s seats, the XC bolts directly on to the RZR stock seat base and is compatible with the stock RZR slider. Mounts are available for Can-Am and Wildcat models.

For additional information, contact Jason DeArmond at 1.800.317.6253 x107 or email [email protected].

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XC Instagram Scavenger Hunt

Join us at the 17th Annual Sand Sport Super Show for the release of our newest UTV seat, the XC.

To celebrate the launch, we’re partnering with some of our biggest dealers and friends in the industry to give away over $2500 in prizes!

Visit us at the 17th Sand Sport Super Show to pick up your official entry form with the list of participating vendors. Then visit those vendors and take a selfie with our NEW XC Suspension Seat and post to Instagram with the listed hashtags. We’ll draw a winner on Sunday to take home some great prizes.

This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Instagram.

OFFICIAL RULES

1. SPONSOR
The 2015 XC Instagram Scavenger Hunt (the “Contest”) is sponsored by PRP Seats. The Contest begins on Saturday, September 19, 2015 at 9:00 a.m. Pacific Standard time and ends on Sunday, September 20, 2015 at 3pm, Pacific Standard time.

2. ELIGIBILITY – VOID WHERE PROHIBITED
This Contest is open to persons who are registered participants of the Contest.

3. HOW TO ENTER.
You can enter the Contest by visiting either PRP Seats vending booth (inside building 12 or outside the Santa Ana Pavillon) and receiving the Scavenger Hunt entry card at the Sand Sports Super Show during the Contest Period. Follow the listed instructions on the card to complete the Scavenger Hunt activities. All entries must be submitted to the PRP Seats Vending Trailer (Outside the Santa Ana Pavilion) by Sunday, September 20, 2015 at 3pm, Pacific Standard time.

Participants must meet the Contest Submission Requirements described in Section 4 below. Entrants are required to agree to these Official Rules at the time of entry by checking the box on the card.

Entrants are limited to the number of cards on hand.

4. SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Your entry (“Entry”) must meet all of the following requirements or it will be disqualified.

  • Your registration must be submitted via the card provided at the show
  • Your Entry must include all of the items described in the Scavenger Hunt list
  • Your photos must be original, unpublished, your sole property, and not previously submitted in any other contest.
  • Your photos must not include unsuitable content or depict or incorporate: unsafe behavior or situations; obscenity; disparagement of any product or person; or other offensive conduct or material, or otherwise include inappropriate content.
  • By submitting an Entry you agree that PRP Seats has the unrestricted right to: use your Entry and photos in whole or in part, commercially or non-commercially, in any media known or unknown, in perpetuity, including the right to publish and display the Entry and photos for advertising and publicity, and to edit and make derivative works, all without additional review or compensation. Additionally you agree that PRP Seats may post your Entry and photos (including your name) on its website(s) and/or its Web pages on third-party sites.
  • To Register and submit your Entry, you must read and agree to these Official Rules. You agree that by submitting your Entry, you relinquish all rights, as outlined herein, and the Entry becomes the property of PRP Seats.

5. WINNER SELECTION, NOTIFICATION AND PUBLICATION
Following the Contest Period, PRP Seats or its designee will review the Entries and award winners for each of the following:

  • First 3 to complete Entries on September 19, 2015 win a collection of t-shirts from the prizes donated. Style, size and color to be determined.
  • First 3 to complete Entries on September 20, 2015 win a collection of t-shirtsfrom the prizes donated. Style, size and color to be determined.
  • One randomly drawn name at 4pm on September will win the Grand Prize valued at over $2000 MSRP.

All Registered parties that complete the entire Scavenger Hunt by providing Entries by September 20, 2015 at 3pm Pacific Standard time, will be entered into a drawing for one Grand Prize.

Winners will be drawn on Sunday, September 20 at 4pm Pacific Standard time. Winners do not need to be present to win. Winners will be notified by telephone and/or e-mail using the contact information provided at the time of Registration. PRP Seats will make two attempts to contact the winner. If PRP Seats is not receiving a response from a potential winner within 1 week as of being notified for the first time of winning the prize, the corresponding Entry may be deemed ineligible to win a prize and another winner may be drawn.

In addition, PRP Seats will announce the winner on the www.PRPseats.com By entering the Contest, you agree that, in the event of winning a prize, PRP Seats may use your name in publicity, and you waive any claims to royalty, right, or remuneration for such use. This obligation shall last for 6 months after the end of the Contest Period, after which it shall terminate.

PRP Seats shall have no liability for any winner notification that is lost, intercepted or not received by the potential winner for any reason. In the event of a dispute as to the identity of an entrant, the affected Entry will be deemed submitted by the authorized account holder of the email account associated with the corresponding PRP Seats post. A potential winner may be required to provide PRP Seats with proof that the potential winner is the authorized account holder of the email account associated with the submitted registration. If a dispute cannot be resolved to PRP Seats’ satisfaction, the affected entry will be deemed ineligible to win a prize but these Official Rules will otherwise continue to govern the affected entry.

6. PRIZES / APPROXIMATE RETAIL VALUE
The total approximate retail value of all the prizes to be awarded under the Contest is $2643.90 US currency and are listed below.

  • Alternative Offroad: T-shirts and hats – $100
  • Desert Concepts: Gift Certificate – $140
  • Devious Powersports: Sweatshirts and hats – $120
  • DG Off-Road: XP 1000 Bumper – $249.95
  • G&S Motorsports: Shirts and Hats – $120
  • IMG Motorsports: IMG Grill (x2) – $100
  • Ivan Stewart Motorsports: Signed T-shirts and an Ivan Stewart Motorsports Beanie – $200
  • Langston Motosports: Grant Langston Autographed Jersey – $395
  • Magnum Off-Road: XP 1000 Tie Rods – $299
  • Malcolm Smith Motorsports: Tees & Hats – $180
  • Mountain Motorsports: FOX Main Goggles (x3) – $105
  • Proline Wraps: Gift Card for graphics – $225
  • PRP Seats “Bud Light” RZR 1000: 2 5.3×2 Harnesses – $270
  • Str8up Motorsports: XP 1000 Exhaust Shield – $109.95
  • SXS Performance: Gift Card – $50
  • Temecula Motorsports: Gift Card – $50

Prizes are not transferable, exchangeable, or redeemable for cash and must be accepted as awarded, with no substitutions of any kind, except by PRP Seats, who reserves the right to substitute a prize of comparable or greater value, at its sole discretion. All taxes (income, earning, value added, state, local, federal or otherwise) imposed by any government or regulatory authority having jurisdiction upon you are your sole responsibility. PRP Seats will not enter into any discussions, payment, subsidy or contribution to any tax liabilities surrounding acceptance of the prize. Winners should seek independent advice if this is a concern. All details and other restrictions of prizes not specified in these Official Rules will be determined by PRP Seats in its sole discretion.

PRP Seats cannot accurately predict the number of Entries in the Contest and therefore reserves the right, in addition to those other rights reserved herein, to modify any date(s) or deadline(s) set forth in these Official Rules or use criteria selected by PRP Seats in its sole and absolute discretion to identify those Entries that will be judged.

7. GENERAL

7.1 Warranties and limitation of liability

  1. Any problems with the functionality of the prize are subject to the manufacturer’s guarantee which is either detailed in the product documentation accompanying the prize or which can be ordered from the manufacturer directly. The winner is responsible to follow all instructions and in case of a guarantee to comply with all requirements to register and raise its claim.
  2. To the extent permissible by law, PRP Seats excludes any representation or warranty, express or implied, as well as any liability in respect to the prize(s) except for damage that is proven to be caused by shipment or processing by PRP Seats.
  3. Under no circumstances shall PRP Seats be liable for any Internet malfunctions that may prevent the Participant’s participation in the prize draw as planned. Moreover, PRP Seats shall accept no liability in the event you have made errors or mistakes when registering or participating in the Contest.

7.2 Governing Law
This Contest shall be governed in accordance with the laws of California, excluding provisions regarding conflicts of law. You agree to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the California courts for all matters (including contractual and non-contractual disputes) involving this Contest.

7.3 Contact
Inquiries concerning this Contest should be sent by email to: [email protected]

PRP Seats Partners with Ultra4 Racing Australia and King of the Hunter

PRP Seats—the seat of 2 time King of the Hammers Champion, Randy Slawson; 6-time UTV champion, Mitch Guthrie; and 2015 Every Man Challenge Champion, Brandon Currie—has partnered with Ultra4 Racing Australia for the inaugural King of the Hunter, 25-27 September, 2015.

From ultra4racing.com.au:
Witness the launch of ULTRA4 Racing in Australia at the spiritual home of Tuff Truck and the Milbrodale Mountain Classic in New South Wales Hunter Valley. ULTRA4 is unlimited, 4 wheel-drive endurance racing with the marriage of Rock-Sports and off-road racing yielding an absolutely brutal challenge. See them compete for the first time at the Tough Dog King of the Hunter!

With the addition of the “Kingpin Bonus” the total prize pool has grown to over $10,000 ($10,700 actually) making this one of the wealthiest off-road race events in Australia.

You’ve got to be in it to win it!

Enter your team now and build exposure for your team and sponsors.

Check the Rules and then complete your entry now!

PRP Seats Core Values

Over the past several years, PRP Seats has experienced incredible growth. So much that we have earned position 765 on the 2015 Inc. 5000; a list of the 5000 fastest growing companies in the US. We could not have achieved this without the group of dedicated and hard working individuals we have today. These individuals have worked long days and weekends in a constantly changing environment. Through new buildings, new hires, new machinery, new products, and constant surprises, our PRP family has built a market leader with an excellent reputation. To keep us on this upward path, we have worked to develop a list of core values with the intent of guiding us as we continue to grow. These core values will define our culture, our brand, and our future strategy. They will help to keep all of us on the same page by defining clear expectations. All employees—current and new—will be expected to reflect these values when interacting with each other, vendors, and customers. We don’t expect perfection, just a commitment to improving. As we continue to grow, the way we do things may change but our core values should always direct how we do them.

The first draft of our core values is below. We’ve tried to keep them simple and there may be some adjustments before we set them in stone (we welcome everyone’s feedback), but we believe these values reflect PRP Seats, not just as we are, but also as we want to be.

    1. Be the Best.
      We want the best people, processes, and products we can possibly produce. Being the best requires constant change. We don’t want to do things the way they have always been done. Ask yourself, “Is this the best I can do? Is this the best product I can produce? What more can I do?” Remember, the VCR used to be the best. “The Best” is a moving target and we must continually change and keep the competition guessing.
    2. Be Family Friendly.
      We are a family building products that help families have fun together. We care about and celebrate those families and ours. Families stick together, stand up for each other, and share responsibility. Families are also diverse, sometimes crazy and often a little weird. We embrace those differences as they help make us better.
    3. Have Fun.
      Our family works together as a team to provide a custom product with a quick turnaround and we should have fun doing it. In and out of the office. If we can’t have fun making “toys” we’re doing something wrong. We should never take ourselves too seriously.
    4. Listen to customers and employees.
      Customer requests and insights drive our products. We’re never too busy to take a call or hear a customer out. We strive to understand and see things from the customer’s point of view. No customer leaves unhappy; we listen with the intent of understanding the “real” issue and do whatever it takes to make them happy.Employee’s ideas drive our efficiency and production. We hire people who have the ability to teach us something and make us better. Everyone at PRP Seats has the potential to better themselves and those around them.
    5. Communicate clearly and honestly.
      Be Clear! Be Honest! Set the Customers’ expectations and be sure we can over-deliver. Be clear with your coworkers and management about your capabilities and what you need to get the job done. Good communication builds trust, better relationships, and the ability to accomplish more than you can do on your own. If something goes wrong or you make a mistake, alert your customer, co-worker or manager immediately. Take personal responsibility and do your best to make it right. People often don’t care who made the mistake or why, just that it is getting fixed.
    6. Be Humble.
      No matter how big or popular we get, we will always have the understanding we did not get there by ourselves. A lot of people and companies helped us. We treat them all with respect and humility. We celebrate successes and accomplishments with excitement, not arrogance.

Ideally, everything we do at PRP Seats should reflect our core values. While we’re not perfect, we strive to be better and we encourage everyone to do the same. Doors are open and we’re here to listen. If you have a constructive idea or a way to make PRP Seats better we encourage you to approach whoever you feel is necessary.

Truck Development Continues For Brian Deegan At LOORRS Reno

Reno, NV

You don’t become a six time champion by playing it safe. Every time Brian Deegan throws his truck into a corner, there is risk involved. For someone who makes his living on the edge of control, it’s hard to imagine taking on an even greater challenge, but that’s what defending Pro-2 champion Brian Deegan has done this season. Not only has he ventured into the Pro-4 class but he has also made tweaks to his championship winning Rockstar Energy / Makita Power Tools / Ford Pro-2 in a quest for more speed. The innovations he has implemented have shown glimpses of greatness but teething problems have continued to nag him. When he landed in Reno for rounds 13 and 14 of the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series, the transmission problem experienced in Estero Beach was back.

Brian Deegan racing Pro 2 in Reno, NV

Unable to run the pace he is accustomed to, Deegan had to finesse both trucks to get them to live. With the new Pro-4 truck, every new track they race on is a learning experience; set-up notes are critical. Instead of getting good data, the crew had to put out fires. The bright spot was they were very fast in qualifying. When Deegan did open it up, he was quick. In round 13 he qualified second fastest.

Brian Deegan racing Pro 4 in Reno, NV

In a plan to save the truck and get decent starting positions in round 14, they laid back during the first half of qualifying. Instead of hitting the track from the start, they waited until the track got worked in. Deegan ran only three laps of qualifying in the Pro-4, two in the Pro-2. He was second fastest again in the Pro-2. He bombed those two laps but the strain on the driveline meant the crew had to change the transmission before the race started.

Brian Deegan hitting the table top in Reno, NV

Deegan and the crew have overcome plenty of challenges; their latest struggle doesn’t faze them a bit. They adjusted to the situation in Reno and put in the best finishes they could achieve. To the casual observer Deegan’s performance was middle of the pack. It’s only when you know of the mechanical issues behind the scenes that you appreciate the finesse and truck control he is capable of. Mechanical issues can become Voodoo, but as soon as the final pieces fall into place, you can expect Brian Deegan to be back out front, leading the way.

Brian Deegan airing in Reno, NV

The next race will be Sep 18 – 19 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in Las Vegas, NV. There are precious few rounds left in the series. A points championship is not in their grasp but the opportunity to experiment with both trucks can lead to some incredible breakthroughs. There is plenty of excitement on the horizon.

Photography By: Bink Designs

Brian Deegan Sponsors

About Brian Deegan
Motocross legend, 2014 LOORRS Pro 2 Champion, 2014 Pro Lite Runner Up and 2013 DirtSport’s Driver of the Year, Brian “The General” Deegan is one of the most decorated action sport athletes to date. He is the only rider to compete in at least one event each year since the X Games’ inception, including his Gold Medal run in X Games 17 Rallycross. In 2015, Deegan continues to test the limits in numerous racing categories including Freestyle Motocross, Pro 2 and Pro 4 Short Course, Global Rallycross, and Monster Jam. The Deegan Racing Team is powered by Rockstar Energy Drink, Makita Industrial Power Tools, Ford Motor Company, Mickey Thompson Performance Tires & Wheels, DVS Shoe Co., Deegan 38, ODYSSEY® Battery, Gibson Exhaust Systems, 4 Wheel Parts, Compex, Defender Skin, Flu War, KC HiLITES, PRP Seats, Smooth Industries, Alpinestars, Fathead, Feld, PPG, Brembo, Fortin, VP Racing Fuels, FOX Shocks, Impact by Mastercraft Safety, MSD Ignitions, FK Rod Ends, Eibach Springs, McKenzies,FiberwerX, JE Pistons, QTM, G2, Dailey Engineering, Brown & Miller Racing Solutions, ARP, AZ Driveshafts, Aeromotive, Answer, Rockford Fosgate,  Weismann Racing Transmissions and Pro Taper.

 

The Nevada Desert wins at Vegas to Reno!

Phoenix, AZ

Best in the Desert president, Casey Folks announced that this was going to be one tough race to finish and for rookie stand out Joshua Cobb it marked the low point of his season. The KC HiLiTES car shot out of the gate and by the 15 mile nark had put a few minutes on the field. Running at 80% the team was cruising along until a rock in heavy dust made a mess of a rear tire. “It was totally my fault,” said Jason Cobb. “We had caught a TrophyLite and a class 3000 truck and I was trying to pass them both when I hit the rock in the dust. Everything started to go downhill from there”, he finished. Losing the engine by Pit#3 was the straw that broke the teams back and sent them home.

Joshua Cobb racing Vegas to Reno

“This was a huge setback for our team,” said Joshua Cobb. “It is very frustrating because we had a new car. We replaced almost everything during the prep and we felt like this would be the best car we had all year. Instead, we will leave here losing the points lead and licking our wounds. No doubt this one hurts and we will have to bring our ‘A’ game to the rest of the races. We are going to need some help as well if we want to bring this championship home, I feel really bad for our sponsors and team as they gave us the best to finish first,” he added.

Joshua Cobb racing Vegas to Reno

Next up for the young team is the Best in the Desert, Blue Water Challenge in Parker, AZ in early October. Mile for mile it is the roughest race of the year and the unique 2 day race format makes it a crowd favorite.

You can check out all of the team’s sponsors and keep up with us at Five2Productions.com or follow us on Facebook at facebook.com/Five2Productions.com. Josh can also be found on Instagram at trainwreck103. We hope to see you at the races!

PRP Seats Ranks No. 765 on the Inc. 5000

inc5000_positionTemecula, CA (August 13, 2015) – PRP Seats, a leading, Southern California manufacturer of aftermarket seats and accessories for off-road vehicles, has earned the position of 765 on the 34th annual Inc. 5000. The Inc. 5000 is an exclusive ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies published annually by Inc. magazine. PRP Seats earned a rank of 12th overall in the manufacturing category, 4th in manufacturers located in California, and 1st in Riverside County. Continue reading “PRP Seats Ranks No. 765 on the Inc. 5000”

Spitfire’s Revenge Slingshot Build by SSV Works

For the Polaris Dealer Show in Las Vegas, SSV Works—manufacturer of all-weather sound systems for side by sides (SXS), and now the Polaris Slingshot—displayed one of the best looking builds we’ve ever seen; SXS or otherwise. The fighter plane inspired build doesn’t miss a detail. The weathered paint job, simulated rivets, warning tags, bomber inspired steering wheel, retro dials, custom shift boot and, of course, bomber jacket Slingshot seats all add up to a build you won’t forget.

Check out the highlights below and see the entire gallery at SSVworks.com.

Brian Deegan Gets Taste Of Baja At Estero Beach

Ensenada, Baja California Mexico

In a first for the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series (LOORRS), Brian Deegan and his fellow racers travelled to Baja Mexico for the Rockstar Energy Battle South Of The Border at the Baja International Short Course track in Estero Beach. The unique event was made possible by a lot of hard work put in by LOORRS, Rockstar Energy, and the Baja based Papas & Beer team of Rodrigo Ampudia & family. The enthusiasm of race fans in Baja is legendary. Brian Deegan was anxious to give them a good show in his #38 Rockstar Energy / Makita Power Tools / Ford Pro-4 and Pro-2 trucks; he did not disappoint them.

Brian Deegan getting race ready.

The Baja International Short Course track in Estero Beach is a brand new track and it showed. Getting a track into shape takes time. The first event will always expose areas that need to be addressed. In Estero Beach, it was the sandy soil. The track got loose; causing a lot of roost behind the trucks and some big holes. It looked more like the Baja 1000 than a short course race. It was spectacular for the fans but blinding for the drivers.

Deegan got a late start learning the track. An unavoidable scheduling conflict forced him to miss practice on Friday. That left him only a handful of laps before starting the main events on Saturday. Deegan might have gotten a slow start, but he was fast on the track. Pro-2 was first up; he started 6th but chipped away at the field as the laps went by. His rivals started on the front row and ran first and second all race. Deegan had to fight through the carnage in rough conditions. Despite the challenge, he made his way to the front to grab another podium; a solid 3rd place finish.

Brian Deegan during Pro 2 practice in Ensenada

During qualifying for the Pro-4 race, Deegan made his presence known and made some new fans at the same time. In a display of his determination, he rolled his Rockstar Energy Makita Power Tools Ford, landed on the Wheels, and kept going. He went on to run the second fastest time. During the race he was right back at it. The fans gasped as he got up on two wheels in turn 2. He was able to bring it back down on all 4 and continue the race. Battling tough track conditions and contact from another truck, Deegan got to the finish in 5th.Brian Deegan during Pro 4 practice in Ensenada

On Sunday, Deegan was second fastest again. This time, it was in the Rockstar Energy Makita Power Tools Ford Pro-2.  After the inversion, he was sent back to the third row. The Lucas Oil Series draws a number to determine the inversion. If the draw results in a zero, the qualifying position does not change. If a higher number is drawn, they invert, or move back the top qualifiers the number of spots that correspond to the number drawn. If the number is 5, they invert the top 5. The first qualifier starts 5th; the 5th fastest starts first. It’s a way to introduce some randomness for starting position and generates excitement in the fans. It can punish a driver or reward him; it varies. Despite his fast qualifying run, Deegan was inverted to the middle of the pack. He fought valiantly but traffic and the lack of vision had him penned in during the race. He finished 6th.

Brian Deegan racing Pro 2 in Ensenada

The final race of the weekend would be the Pro-4’s. Deegan had proved his speed all weekend, but during qualifying in the Rockstar Energy Makita Power Tools Ford Pro-4, the truck was off its normal pace. He qualified 7th fastest. He got a great start when the green flag dropped, picking off a couple spots. As the laps clicked off, the issue in qualifying re-emerged; he was losing forward drive.

Brian Deegan in the pack in Ensenada

He used every bit of experience and skill to stay in the hunt over the next couple of laps. A late caution set up a green/white/checkers finish. The re-start was not good to Deegan’s transmission. He had another podium in his sights but dropped to 6th place at the finish.

Brian Deegan airing his 2015 Pro 4 truck in Ensenada

“It was a fun race,” said Deegan, “The energy from the fans was incredible. It’s great that the Lucas Oil Series is expanding into new tracks; it was really unique racing right next to the Pacific Ocean. The track was big and very fast. It was one of the toughest races I have done but it’s good to be challenged. I can’t wait to take what we learned and have another crack at it.”

Team PRP driver, Brian Deegan

Brian Deegan will be racing next in rounds 13 and 14 on Aug 22 – 23 at Wild West Motorsports Park in Sparks, Nevada. The Sparks, Nevada track is known for its huge elevation changes that test the driver’s brakes and their nerves.
Photography By: Bink Designs

Brian Deegan Sponsors

About Brian Deegan
Motocross legend, 2014 LOORRS Pro 2 Champion, 2014 Pro Lite Runner Up and 2013 DirtSport’s Driver of the Year, Brian “The General” Deegan is one of the most decorated action sport athletes to date. He is the only rider to compete in at least one event each year since the X Games’ inception, including his Gold Medal run in X Games 17 Rallycross. In 2015, Deegan continues to test the limits in numerous racing categories including Freestyle Motocross, Pro 2 and Pro 4 Short Course, Global Rallycross, and Monster Jam. The Deegan Racing Team is powered by Rockstar Energy Drink, Makita Industrial Power Tools, Ford Motor Company, Mickey Thompson Performance Tires & Wheels, DVS Shoe Co., Deegan 38, ODYSSEY® Battery, Gibson Exhaust Systems, 4 Wheel Parts, Compex, Defender Skin, Flu War, KC HiLITES, PRP Seats, Smooth Industries, Alpinestars, Fathead, Feld, PPG, Brembo, Fortin, VP Racing Fuels, FOX Shocks, Impact by Mastercraft Safety, MSD Ignitions, FK Rod Ends, Eibach Springs, McKenzies,FiberwerX, JE Pistons, QTM, G2, Dailey Engineering, Brown & Miller Racing Solutions, ARP, AZ Driveshafts, Aeromotive, Answer, Rockford Fosgate,  Weismann Racing Transmissions and Pro Taper.