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The Parker 400 & Colorado River Indian Tribes (CRIT) Partner to Return Off-Road Racing to the Gauntlet
UNLTD Off-Road Racing announced their partnership with Colorado River Indian Tribes (CRIT) today, that will return the Start/Finish Line, main pits, spectating and camping to the CRIT Start/Finish Line Gauntlet, located just east of the Avi Suquilla Airport near downtown Parker, Arizona.
“We are thrilled to announce our new partnership with Colorado River Indian Tribes for the iconic Parker 400,” said UNLTD Off-Road Racing Chief Operating Officer, Joshua Martelli. “As we rev up for the 50th anniversary of this legendary race, our collaboration marks a new chapter in off-road racing history. The synergy between our vision for exhilarating motorsport events and the rich cultural heritage of the Tribes is poised to bring an unparalleled experience to racers and spectators. This year’s event is not just a race; it’s a celebration of legacy, community, and the relentless spirit of off-road competition. We’re gearing up for an unforgettable event and a massive turnout, further cementing the Parker 400 as a pinnacle of our sport.”
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Main Pit / Racer Camping Access Requirements: Each person entering the Main Pit / Racer Camping area must have a waiver wristband AND a pit crew wristband. Each vehicle must have a proper vehicle pit pass OR racer camping pass.
Access to the racer pits will be restricted exclusively to individuals affiliated with a race team, in order to maintain a safe environment for both the public and the competitors. The pits will not be accessible to the general public.
Teams can register their pit crews and campsites ahead of time from within their UNLTD Off-Road Racing accounts once they have completed race registration.
Important: If you will be driving an OHV vehicle onto CRIT land, OR operating an OHV vehicle while on CRIT land, it must be registered with the Colorado River Indian Tribe and have a “CRIT OHV Sticker” attached to the vehicle. CRIT OHV stickers can be purchased directly with CRIT Fish and Game located at 2100 Mutahar St, Parker, AZ 85344. Please park in queue on Mutahar Street and walk in to Fish & Game to purchase your “CRIT OHV Sticker”. Note that this is an annual OHV pass which is good for the entire 2024 season.
The spectator entrance will be located on the South end of the CRIT Start/Finish Line Gauntlet and accessed off 95 HWY via Mojave Road.
Spectator Tickets (Per Person): FREE – No tickets are needed!
Spectator Parking Sticker (Per Vehicle): $35 advance / $40 at gate. Spectator parking stickers are good for all three days of racing action. This includes UTV’s. All parking stickers purchased before Wednesday, January 3rd come with a free Parker 400 t-shirt when your sticker is scanned onsite.
Important: If you will be driving an OHV vehicle onto CRIT land, OR operating an OHV vehicle while on CRIT land, it must be registered with the Colorado River Indian Tribe and have a “CRIT OHV Sticker” attached to the vehicle. CRIT OHV stickers can be purchased directly with CRIT Fish and Game located at 2100 Mutahar St, Parker, AZ 85344. Please park in queue on Mutahar Street and walk in to Fish & Game to purchase your “CRIT OHV Sticker”. Note that this is an annual OHV pass which is good for the entire 2024 season.
If you are a member of the Colorado River Indian Tribes, you can present your CRIT ID at the gate for free admittance and parking.
Click here to purchase a Spectator Parking Sticker.
Spectator Camping Sticker (Per Vehicle): $125 advance. Spectator camping stickers are good for Wednesday, January 10th (Check In) through Sunday, January 14th (Check Out).
All parking stickers purchased before Wednesday, January 3rd come with a free Parker 400 t-shirt when your sticker is scanned onsite. Important note! If you are driving a 5th wheel with a truck and detach your truck to run into town, you will need a parking sticker to get back into the camping areas.
If you are a member of the Colorado River Indian Tribes, you can present your CRIT ID at the gate for free camping.
Click here to purchase a Spectator Camping Sticker.
VIP Hospitality Suite Passes (Per Person): Enjoy race day in ultimate style in the VIP Hospitality Suite. Parker 400 VIP’s will have the best views reserved for them at the official CRIT Start/Finish Line Gauntlet. The exclusive VIP bar will have craft & domestic beer, wine and alcohol with reduced prices. Ticket price includes breakfast, lunch and dinner and Parker 400 VIP’s will have access to private restrooms with flushable toilets, phone charging stations and TV screens broadcasting the live stream.
Click here to purchase a CRIT Start/Finish Line VIP Hospitality Suite Pass.
About Unlimited Off-Road Racing (unlimitedoffroadracing.com)
The Unlimited Off-Road Racing league was formed by The Martelli Brothers in 2023 after more than a decade of successful desert off-road race promotion, including The Mint 400, (12 years) The UTV World Championship (8 years) and The California 300. The league was formed to promote the sport of desert off-road racing, the off-road industry, and to expand the reach of off-road companies beyond the industry and into the homes of every off-road race fan, globally. Key attributes of the newly formed league include large racer car counts, competitive and challenging race courses, racer pre-running, safe and family-friendly spectating areas, multiple days of racing and off-road festivities all located near major cities and markets that positively affect the off-road industry. The Martelli Brothers, owners of the motorsports powerhouse production group Mad Media have made it their mission to grow the league into a four race series that showcases the best off-road racers on the best courses in North America.
About the Colorado River Indian Tribes (crit-nsn.gov)
The Colorado River Indian Tribes (CRIT) are a sovereign nation known for their deep cultural heritage and strong community values. Established in 1865, the tribes include four distinct groups: the Mohave, Chemehuevi, Hopi, and Navajo. Located in the heart of the Southwest, along the Colorado River, their lands span parts of Arizona and California. The CRIT are committed to preserving their rich history, languages, and traditions, while actively engaging in modern economic development. With a focus on sustainability and environmental stewardship, the tribes manage their natural resources to ensure a balance between economic growth and the preservation of their ancestral lands. The CRIT play a significant role in regional development, contributing to various sectors including agriculture, tourism, and cultural events. They are a community that values education, cultural exchange, and the well-being of their members, making strides in healthcare, social services, and educational initiatives. The Colorado River Indian Tribes remain dedicated to their legacy of resilience and community, fostering a future that respects their past while embracing new opportunities.
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