Popping Out To Get Milk Is Much More Fun With A V8-Powered Off-Road Buggy
This hardcore motorsport series can be traced back to the King of The Hammers, an annual, one-day off-road competition held each February in Johnson Valley, California. Such was its popularity, that the event evolved into the All 4 series, with seven events taking place across the United States.
Interestingly, the regulations are fairly open - the only requirement is the vehicles have to be four-wheel drive. This means you get - in Ultra 4’s words - cars that “come in all shapes and sizes”, which are all expected to be geared for over 100mph while still having ratios that can tackle technical rock crawling.
Sounds like a cool series, no?
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Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
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Finally y’all are starting to open your minds to the ridiculousness that is KOH and Ultra 4
at first i tought holy sh*t a giant monster buggy and then i realised that mustang was just a toj
Expected the little Mustang to crash . Was disappointed .