Be sure to pick up the exclusive Jeff Ox Kargola tribute toy that donates a portion of the proceeds to the Ox memorial fund. The fund will help improve hospital conditions in Baja California, Mexico, for the safety of locals, racers and casual riders alike. So what are you waiting for, join in the following, and get your kids to play with the ‘toughest’ toys around! Available February 5, 2012 at Target store locations only.

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Metal Mulisha’s Black Friday is set to launch January 6, 2012 on iTunes world wide! Black Friday is guaranteed to reaffirm the fact that Metal Mulisha is still the best freestyle team in the world. Catch all of the progressive action from Wes Agee and Todd Potter’s world record 190 ft. back flip to Brian Deegan’s fight against Dave Mirra at EllisMania 7 to Fitz’s insane helicopter dive. Follow the crew as they travel to spots like Jacko’s Compound in Australia, Danimal’s Domain, and Potter’s Compound. With never-before-seen footage of Jeremy Lusk and a special Ox tribute, this is definitely something you will want to be a part of. Put yourself in the middle of all the destruction and become apart of the Metal Mulisha for the next hour and join the World Domination.

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Jeff Ox Kargola had lived an amazing life surrounded by family and friends who loved and cared for him. Ox was a individual that had every talent from Freestyle Motocross, Surfing, Offroad Truck Racing, and racing in Baja.

We are all so thankful to have Jeff in our lives and he is missed greatly. Today Ox would be 28 years old. Happy Birthday brother!

On April 29th, 2011, we lost our friend and fellow Metal Mulisha team rider, Jeff “OX” Kargola from injuries suffered from a crash in Baja, Mexico.
His life, although short, was one to be admired. We put together this memorial tee for OX and all the proceeds from the sales of this shirt will go to the Jeff Ox Kargola Fund.
The fund will help improve hospital conditions in Baja California, Mexico, for the safety of locals, racers and casual riders alike. Thanks for the support and pick up a tee today. RIP OX.

This Saturday & Sunday Metal Mulisha will be teaming up with LIVEONDIRT and the Utah race will be hosted LIVE! You can see the races, behind the scene interviews, get into the pits, tune into the drivers while they are warming up in the hotpits, chat with the Metal Mulisha crew and more! We will also be giving out random Metal Mulisha prizes throughout the day, including some Brian Deegan autographed clothing, posters, items from the Metal Mulisha store and more! Do not miss out on this weekends race day!

LIVE STREAM WILL BE ACTIVE THIS SATURDAY & SUNDAY

Deegan recently came off taking 3rd at the Global Rallycross Championship last week and is ready to suit up and race Pro Lite with good friend, and Mulisha family member, Cameron Steele. Deegan will also be getting behind the wheel in his 900HP Pro 2 Unlimited #38 Rockstar/Makita Ford this weekend.

Along with Deegan, his daughter Hailie Deegan will be roosting some dirt in her Mulisha Kart with Brook Kawell as they smoke all the boys in their class this weekend. Justin “Bean” Smith will be right out front this weekend in his Unlimited Buggy, and Ryan Hagy for the first time ever, will be burning laps on the track in the “OX” SuperLite truck.

The “Ox” SuperLite truck is a part of the race team that was been started by General Tire & Metal Mulisha to honor the memory of our good friend and Mulisha family member Jeff “Ox” Kargola. Kargola was establishing a promising racing career in the LOORRS series until his tragic accident in Baja April 29, 2011. In the spirit of Kargola’s passion for racing, the “Ox” brand truck will race in his memory with close friend Ryan “Fluffer” Hagy in the passenger’s seat.

“Driving the “Ox” truck is such an amazing opportunity for me to celebrate his life and continue his passion for this sport,” said Hagy. “I have been testing the truck at Glen Helen and I am focused on giving this race my all, just like Jeff always did.”

The “Ox” truck will be a sister truck to Kargola’s SuperLite race truck. The design of the truck is inspired by Kargola’s new 2011 design. Kargola’s sponsors, General Tire, Metal Mulisha, Boost Mobile and Method Wheels, will be sponsoring Hagy’s “Ox” race truck for the Miller Motorsports Race. The doors and hood of the race truck will display the Jeff “Ox” Kargola logo that is featured on the Metal Mulisha Jeff “Ox” Kargola Memorial fund shirts, sold at www.metalmulisha.com/ox with all proceeds going to help support the San Felipe Hospital in Mexico. Kargola’s race truck will be on display at the General Tire booth at the LOORRS races this season.

“Jeff had such an amazing attitude and passion for life. The “Ox” truck should inspire us all to live life to the fullest and make every day count,” said Dana Zamalloa, Marketing, PR and Communications Manager, General Tire. “We developed this program as a way for him to still inspire people and keep “Ox” racing.”

Make sure to tune into this weekends race and come back to this page on Saturday and Sunday to watch and chat live!

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Gates Open To Public:
10:00am Saturday & Sunday

Adult tickets for this event are priced at $30 per day or $50 for a two-day pass. Tickets for kids aged 12 and under are priced at $10 per day or $15 for a two-day pass. Kids ages three and under will be admitted free of charge.

Miller Motorsports Park
2901 N. Sheep Lane
Tooele, UT 84074
435-277-7333

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On April 29th, 2011, we lost our friend and fellow Metal Mulisha team rider, Jeff “OX” Kargola from injuries suffered from a crash in Baja, Mexico. His life, although short, was one to be admired. The Jeff “OX” Kargola fund is being created in his memory to carry his spirit on forever.

Donations made to the fund will help to improve hospital conditions and, in turn, increase other riders’ chances of surviving from accidents sustained south of the border. Out of tragedy comes hope.

Please check back at a later date to learn more information on how to donate.

Over the weekend Metal Mulisha head out to Glen Helen CA, for the Round 5 & 6 of the Lucas Oil Offroad Racing Series. From our Friday Practice and Qualifying post and a promising update for the Mulisha Fans, Saturday and Sunday held a weekend tribute in remembrance of Jeff Ox Kargola.

Ox was a serious competitor and athlete on both two wheels and four, and he took his first Lucas Oil Off Road Series victory in the Super Lite category just this season, back in Round 2 at Firebird along side his teammates Deegan & Bean. Ox, along with teammate Colton Udall, also took the overall motorcycle victory at the prestigious SCORE San Felipe 250 desert race back in March, and looked to have a long and bright future in motorsports. Sadly, Ox passed away after a crash in the Rip to the Tip motorcycle ride last month, and today, the crowd was filled with shirts honoring his memory.
Chaplain Steve Hanson, Cameron Steele, and General Tire’s Dana Zamalloa all come to the podium to pay their respects and help the crowd remember the wonderful life of this young man, with Zamalloa presenting Steele with the special watch Ox would’ve been given by General Tire, the highest award given by General Tire, in honor of his wins. A short film was then shown to the entire audience, commemorating Ox’s life, after which the crowd chanted in unison, “we love you Ox!” Ox’s smiling face and tremendous competitive spirit will be sorely missed by everyone; ride in peace Ox!

Shortly after the emotional and amazing tribute for Ox, the it was time to fire up the engines and get the Super Lites staged and ready to go for the kick off of round 5. Metal Mulisha teammate and close life long friend to Ox, Trigger Gumm was taking it to the track in memory of Ox.

Both Saturday and Sunday Trigger went out there and tore up some laps roosting dirt and clearing sections with some serious speed for all the LOORRS Glen Helen fans.

Cameron Steele and Chris Brandt started at the head of the field on sunday’s Pro Lite Unlimited race. Close behind came Rodrigo Ampudia with Deegan having everyone in his sights. Deegan right off the line, smoked everyone and moved up to third on lap two. Ampudia, and LeDuc were all hounding Steele for second place, and Deegan finally got by to take over second spot.

Ampudia and LeDuc also got by on the following lap, and on the lap after that, with the competition yellow less than a lap away, Jacob Person put Steele down to sixth as he moved his Pro Lite up to fifth. Before he could get to the competition yellow, Steele pulled into the hot pits, and though he was able to re-join with what appeared to be a new left rear tire, he had been dropped to the back of the pack. Up front, Deegan was now really putting the pressure on Brandt, and on the following lap, he pushed Brandt wide to take the lead in turn four.

Brandt and LeDuc were really battling now, and after LeDuc just touched Brandt on the backside as the two pounded through the rhythm section, it took an incredible save by Brandt to avert what would’ve been a nasty rollover. This gave Deegan a nice comfortable pocket and he gunned the Mulisha Pro Lite to the finish taking 1st place! NICE WORK DEEGAN!

After the race Deegan cooled off in the hot pits next to his 900HP Pro 2 Unlimited #38 Rockstar/Makita Ford alongside Carl Renezeder on the front row.

Rolling past the finish line and taking it to full throttle Deegan ran one-two at the end of lap one, followed by Rodrigo Ampudia, Robby Woods, Greg and Adler.

On the restart lap, Rob MacCachren made his bid for a top five spot, having spun himself out in the early going, which forced him back to last place. MacCachren dove down the inside of Deegan and forced him wide at turn two, which helped Deegan bump side to side with Woods.

As those two collected, a pile-up ensued as several other drivers were caught up in their collision. Deegan pulled out of the “mess” and put the heat back on the track. He seriously light up the track moving quick, pounding his truck threw the woops. He charge through the pack and managed to pull it all the way back into forth.

Deegan had one hell of a Pro 2 race and the upcoming race at Miller Motorsports Park Utah is going to be a full out war.

Hailie Deegan wasn’t the only Deegan out in the dirt this weekend. Hailie had some solid lines and moved into some advancing positions.

Along side Hailie was Brooke Kawell, and known for running fast times. Both these Mini Troops are advancing in the series and have nothing but assurance that they will smoking half the boys again this year! Hailie and Brooke put up a solid race in there Kart’s and is is ready for more action for the next race in Utah.

In the Pro Buggy Unlimited’s Justin “Bean” Smith went to war on the track in the name of Metal Mulisha. Bean was having some issues with his ride on Saturday but Sunday was D-Day and Bean had insane battle. Bean was in the #19 Metal Mulisha/Competitive Metals AlumiCraft buggy up against Porter on lap two, and after Holmes was a little slow out of turn two, Bean also got by to pick up fourth spot on lap four.

Bean then had a great run through the rhythm section on the next lap, and he used his momentum to close down on Porter and make the pass in turn three. At the white flag, it was Whelchel, Bean, Holmes, Davis, and Bailey in the top five, with Davis having just lost his right rear tire. Bean launched pass the finish and finished up on the podium in 2nd place. Nice work Bean!

La Jolla Group CEO Toby Bost fired up his Limited Buggy in the middle of the pack along side with Curt Geer, Geoffrey Cooley, Fitzgerald fourth, and Zac Hunt fifth.

Tucker got his #377 General Tire/Kar Tek buggy up to second on lap two, while up ahead, Geer had already opened a small cushion over those behind. Bost held it together and battle his way up through the race and really put his Limited Buggy to the test. He got caught up in a corner and pushed his way back up into the pack finishing the race in 11th.

The next race for Bost will be at Miller Motorsports Park, Utah which is a favored track of his so get ready to see Bost push his way up to the podium.

Check out this weekends Round 5 & 6 GLEN HELEN LOORRS photogallery and stay tuned for more updates of this years season race.