Polaris Launches Factory-Built Race UTV, Follows Porsche Customer Racing Model

Polaris Launches Factory-Built Race UTV, Follows Porsche Customer Racing Model

By Michael Harrison

February 1, 2025 at 11:55 PM

Polaris has unveiled the RZR Pro R Factory, a limited-edition customer race car that follows Porsche's successful motorsports business model. This announcement comes after significant victories at the Dakar Rally and a top-10 finish at the 2024 BFGoodrich SCORE Baja 1000.

Black RZR Pro R UTV

Black RZR Pro R UTV

With only 30 units available worldwide for 2025, the RZR Pro R Factory will be sold exclusively through Scanlon Clarke Industries (SCi) in Vista, California, which will provide complete race support, technical assistance, and parts.

Black Polaris RZR off-road vehicle

Black Polaris RZR off-road vehicle

Key Features of the $139,999 Race Car:

  • Custom one-piece high-strength steel chassis
  • Lightweight carbon fiber body panels with two functional cockpit doors
  • Optional 255hp ProStar Fury HO 2.0 engine
  • Rear-mounted radiator with integrated transmission oil cooler
  • FOX Live Valve X2 shocks with DYNAMIX DV semi-active control
  • MoTeC system for real-time control and data logging
  • Military-spec wiring and lightweight lithium battery

RZR Factory Pro R brake system

RZR Factory Pro R brake system

Additional Racing Features:

  • Alcon brakes with adjustable in-cab bias
  • 35-inch BFGoodrich KR2 tires
  • Method bead-grip wheels
  • 34.3-gallon fuel cell with dry break system
  • Carbon Kevlar Sparco seats
  • Integrated steering wheel
  • Streamlined spare tire and tool storage

RZR Pro R racing cockpit interior

RZR Pro R racing cockpit interior

The RZR Pro R Factory represents a significant advancement in UTV racing, offering factory-level engineering at a competitive price point compared to Trophy-Trucks and Class 1 unlimited cars. This development follows Brock Heger's impressive eighth-place overall finish at the Baja 1000, demonstrating the vehicle's capabilities against more expensive competition.

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