GOOLOO at the Polaris World Championship: Inside an Action-Packed Weekend with Ryan Beat
The roar of engines, the rush of dirt, and the battle for every position — the Polaris World Championship in Crandon, Wisconsin, delivered everything fans expect from a major off-road racing weekend.
Ryan Beat finished second in Pro 2 at the 2026 Polaris World Championship in Crandon, Wisconsin. The event marked the first major race weekend of the 2026 partnership between GOOLOO and Ryan Beat Motorsports, bringing GOOLOO into the heart of Championship Off-Road racing.
Held at Crandon International Off-Road Raceway, the 2026 Polaris World Championship brought together some of the biggest names in Championship Off-Road for a weekend of intense competition.
For Ryan Beat Motorsports, the weekend ended on a high note.
Ryan Beat finished second in Pro 2, putting the team on the podium after a hard-fought weekend of racing.
For GOOLOO, Crandon was also an important milestone: it marked the first major race weekend of the 2026 partnership with Ryan Beat Motorsports.
From the track to the pits, the weekend was about more than racing. It was about preparation, teamwork, competition, and the equipment that helps teams stay ready for whatever comes next.
Welcome to Crandon: One of Off-Road Racing's Biggest Weekends
Few places capture the intensity of short-course off-road racing quite like Crandon.
Known for its fast and challenging track, Crandon International Off-Road Raceway has long been one of the defining venues in American off-road racing. The Polaris World Championship brings that tradition to its biggest stage, with drivers competing for one of the most coveted titles on the Championship Off-Road calendar.
The 2026 event once again featured a packed Pro field, with the official entry list highlighting a highly competitive lineup ahead of the championship weekend.
And once the racing started, the competition lived up to expectations.
The Pro 2 class delivered close battles throughout the weekend, including a notable fight involving Ryan Beat and Keegan Kincaid that was highlighted by Crandon Off-Road.
For drivers, there is very little room for error.
Every corner, jump, pass, and landing can change the outcome of a race.
That is what makes Crandon more than another stop on the calendar.
It is a test of speed, consistency, preparation, and the ability to perform under pressure.
Ryan Beat Finishes Second in Pro 2
For Ryan Beat, the weekend ended with a podium finish.
Ryan Beat took second place in Pro 2 at the 2026 Polaris World Championship, adding another strong result to his Championship Off-Road campaign.
The result came after a weekend of intense racing at Crandon, where the Pro 2 field battled over one of the most demanding events of the season.
For Ryan Beat Motorsports, standing on the podium was the culmination of everything that happens behind the scenes — from vehicle preparation and setup to pit strategy, teamwork, and the driver's ability to make the most of every lap.
A second-place finish is also an important result for the GOOLOO partnership.
Crandon was the first major event where GOOLOO and Ryan Beat Motorsports came together on the race weekend, making the podium finish an exciting opening chapter for the partnership.
More Than What Happens on the Track
The racing may be the main attraction, but a successful off-road race weekend involves much more than what happens once the green flag drops.
Long before a driver lines up at the start, teams are preparing vehicles, checking equipment, managing tires, working through setup changes, and making sure everything is ready for another session.
Then there is the pit area.
Between races, crews have limited time to inspect the vehicle, make adjustments, and prepare for whatever comes next.
That environment creates a unique relationship between racing and preparation.
Fast truck matters. A skilled driver matters. A strong crew matters. But so does having the right equipment available when something unexpected happens.
That is one of the reasons GOOLOO's partnership with Ryan Beat Motorsports is about more than simply putting a logo on a race vehicle.
It is about being part of the environment where preparation matters.
GOOLOO Joins Ryan Beat Motorsports at Crandon
The 2026 partnership between GOOLOO and Ryan Beat Motorsports brings the brand into the heart of Championship Off-Road racing.
At Crandon, the GOOLOO A5 Jump Starter with Air Compressor was the featured product for the event.
Rather than making the A5 the focus of the race story, its role at Crandon is better understood as part of the broader race-weekend toolkit.
Off-road racing can put demanding conditions on vehicles and equipment. Battery power, tire pressure, portable lighting, and other support needs can all become part of the preparation process.
The A5 brings several of those functions together in one portable device.
But the bigger story is the environment in which it is being used.
Professional off-road racing provides a real-world example of why preparation matters.
And those same lessons apply well beyond the racetrack.
For a closer look at why portable jump-starting and tire inflation can be useful during off-road adventures, read:
Why Every Off-Road Weekend Needs a Jump Starter with an Air Compressor
The Battle for Every Position
One of the defining characteristics of Pro 2 racing is how quickly the order can change.
A strong start can create an advantage.
A single mistake can erase it.
A clean pass can change the entire race.
And at a track like Crandon, drivers have to balance aggression with control throughout the race.
The 2026 Polaris World Championship once again showed why the event has become such an important part of the off-road calendar.
The official race schedule included the Crandon Pro 2 World Championship among the weekend's headline races, while race coverage and highlights captured the intensity of the Pro 2 competition.
For fans watching from the grandstands, online, or through race coverage, it is the kind of racing where every lap matters.
For the teams competing, it is a weekend that demands everything.
What Comes Next for GOOLOO and Ryan Beat Motorsports?
Crandon was only the beginning.
The 2026 GOOLOO and Ryan Beat Motorsports partnership continues through the remainder of the Championship Off-Road season, with another major event coming up at Glen Helen Off-Road National in San Bernardino, California, on October 2–3.
The California event will provide a very different setting from Crandon, bringing the partnership to the West Coast for the season finale.
And with every new venue comes a new challenge.
Different track conditions.
Different terrain.
Different race-day demands.
Different opportunities to see what happens when a professional driver and team take on another major event.
After a second-place finish at Crandon, Ryan Beat Motorsports will head to Glen Helen, looking to close out the season on another strong note.
For GOOLOO, the next stop will be another opportunity to experience the world of professional off-road racing from the inside.
From the Racetrack to Your Next Adventure
The lessons from professional racing do not stop at the track.
Preparation matters whether you are competing for a championship or simply heading out for a weekend off-road adventure.
A long day on the trail can bring unexpected battery problems, changing tire-pressure needs, or the need for portable power.
You can learn more about the role of a jump starter with an air compressor in off-road driving in our guide:
Why Every Off-Road Weekend Needs a Jump Starter with an Air Compressor
And as the 2026 Championship Off-Road season moves from Crandon to Glen Helen, GOOLOO and Ryan Beat Motorsports will be there for the next chapter.
One race. One team. One more challenge ahead.
The season isn't over yet.
Follow the Next Chapter
From Crandon to Glen Helen, the 2026 Championship Off-Road season continues to bring new challenges, new tracks, and new opportunities for Ryan Beat Motorsports.
GOOLOO is proud to be part of the journey.
