BFGoodrich Named Official Sponsor of World Off Road Championship Series

BFGoodrich Tires announced a partnership with World Off Road Championship Series (WORCS) to support racers who compete with the BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain T/A KM3 UTV tire. Participants will have access to onsite support and tire sales through Rocky Mountain ATV/MC.

The BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain T/A KM3 UTV tire delivers extreme traction and toughness for sport and multi-purpose UTVs. Mud-Phobic bars on the shoulders help release compacted mud, while the Terrain-Attack tread pattern enhances grip on rock and slick surfaces.

“We are excited to have BFGoodrich as part of the WORCS sponsor family, and look forward to a long-lasting relationship for years to come,” said Randy Perry, owner of WORCS. “This is a tremendous opportunity to promote the UTV tires with the fastest off-road racers.”

“After recent racing success in the WORCS series, BFGoodrich is proud to support all levels of riders during the season,” said Richard Kornacki, director of two wheel at Michelin North America. “The southwestern desert terrain provides an optimal setting to test and feature the tire’s advanced design and performance.”

Racers can take advantage of a $70 discount on a set of four BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain T/A KM3 UTV tires on site throughout the entire WORCS season and online. For more information on the WORCS schedule, visit worcsracing.com.

Link: BFGoodrich

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