From Crandon to Glen Helen: GOOLOO and Ryan Beat Take on the Final Off-Road Showdown

The 2026 Championship Off-Road season came down to the final showdown at Glen Helen Raceway in San Bernardino, California, on October 2–3.

For Ryan Beat, the weekend was more than another stop on the calendar. It was the final test of a season built on speed, consistency, preparation, and determination.

After a hard-fought season and a strong run through the Polaris World Championships at Crandon, Wisconsin, Beat arrived at Glen Helen with the PRO2 championship within reach. By the end of the weekend, he had done more than secure the title—he won the final PRO2 round and finished the season on top.

For GOOLOO, the Glen Helen finale marked another important moment in its 2026 partnership with Ryan Beat Motorsports, bringing race-ready emergency power into one of the most demanding environments in off-road racing.

From Crandon to Glen Helen: The Road to the Final Showdown

The road to a championship is never decided by a single race.

For Ryan Beat Motorsports, the 2026 season brought a full schedule of high-pressure short-course off-road competition. The Polaris World Championships at Crandon, Wisconsin, in September represented one of the biggest moments of the season, before the series headed west for its final rounds at Glen Helen.

Crandon and Glen Helen may offer very different racing environments, but they share one important characteristic: there is little room for mistakes.

Crandon is famous for its legendary land-rush starts, high-speed racing, massive jumps, and passionate off-road crowds. Glen Helen brings its own challenges, with steep hills, technical sections, rough terrain, and dramatic elevation changes. The official Glen Helen event description calls the track a test of endurance and precision, making it a fitting venue for the season finale.

That makes preparation just as important as performance.

Before the green flag drops, race teams have already spent countless hours preparing vehicles, tires, tools, trailers, support equipment, and everything needed to keep the operation moving.

That is where GOOLOO's partnership with Ryan Beat Motorsports fits naturally into the story.

GOOLOO and Ryan Beat Motorsports: Built Around Preparation

In 2026, GOOLOO partnered with Ryan Beat Motorsports for two major Championship Off-Road events: the Polaris World Championships in Crandon and the Glen Helen Off-Road National in Southern California.

The partnership was built around a simple idea:

At Crandon, the GOOLOO A5 took the spotlight, bringing jump-starting, tire inflation, portable power, and lighting into the race-weekend environment.

At Glen Helen, GOOLOO introduced the next step in its emergency power lineup—the GOOLOO A9 Ultra.

The timing was fitting.

The final race of the season is exactly where preparation matters most. There is no next round to recover lost points. No tomorrow to make up for a mistake. Every lap, every decision, and every piece of equipment matters.

Glen Helen: The Final Test

Glen Helen Raceway provided the perfect stage for the final chapter of the 2026 season.

Located in San Bernardino, California, Glen Helen is known for its demanding terrain, steep climbs, downhill sections, jumps, and rapidly changing track conditions. The 2026 event brought the Championship Off-Road season to its conclusion, with multiple championships still open heading into the final weekend.

For Beat, the pressure was especially high.

He entered the final round with the PRO2 championship still on the line. According to the official championship report, Beat came into the final round with a 17-point lead. After an intense race featuring a mid-race restart, he crossed the finish line first on Saturday night and secured the 2026 PRO2 championship.

The result made the weekend even more memorable:

He finished the season with 722 points, claiming his first PRO2 championship.

Ryan Beat Finishes the Season on Top

Winning a championship at the final round is a different kind of victory.

There is no margin for waiting until the next race. There is no opportunity to reset after the weekend. The final checkered flag determines where the season ends.

For Ryan Beat, Glen Helen delivered the result he was looking for.

After a season of competition across some of the most demanding short-course off-road tracks in the country, Beat finished the year at the top of the PRO2 standings.

The official championship results also highlight the significance of the achievement. The 2026 title marked Beat's first PRO2 championship after previously finishing in the top three five times, including four runner-up finishes and one third-place finish.

And he did it in the best possible way: by winning the final race.

“The championship came down to the final race—and to not only win the title, but to do it by winning the final race was a dream come true.”

That combination of consistency throughout the season and performance when the pressure was highest is what makes the Glen Helen finish stand out.

Introducing the GOOLOO A9 Ultra at Glen Helen

The final race weekend also provided the stage for the GOOLOO A9 Ultra, a new all-in-one emergency power system designed for drivers, trucks, RVs, and off-road travel.

The A9 Ultra brings four essential roadside functions into one portable system:

• 01 Up to 6000A jump-starting power
• 02 160 PSI smart tire inflation
• 03 100W bidirectional USB-C fast charging
• 04 Emergency LED lighting

It is built around GOOLOO's TOOLCORE® platform, bringing multiple emergency capabilities together instead of requiring drivers to carry several separate tools.

For off-road drivers and race teams, that approach makes particular sense.

A race weekend involves much more than the race vehicle itself. There are tow vehicles, trailers, support vehicles, tools, electronics, communication equipment, and other gear that all have to work together.

A dead battery can slow down a vehicle.

A low tire can interrupt a trip.

A drained phone or laptop can become a problem when you're away from a convenient power source.

The A9 Ultra is designed around these real-world situations.

One Tool. Multiple Roadside Needs.

The A9 Ultra starts with the problem drivers know best: a vehicle that won't start.

With up to 6000A peak starting power, the A9 Ultra is designed for 12V vehicles, including gasoline engines and diesel engines up to 12.0L. A dedicated BOOST mode provides additional starting support for deeply discharged batteries.

But jump-starting is only part of the story.

The integrated 160 PSI tire inflator is designed to help drivers restore tire pressure without needing a separate compressor. Smart preset modes and automatic shutoff make it easier to set a target pressure and let the system handle the inflation process.

The A9 Ultra also includes 100W bidirectional USB-C fast charging and a 27,000mAh / 99.9Wh battery, providing portable power for compatible phones, tablets, laptops, cameras, and other electronics.

And when an unexpected roadside situation happens after dark, the built-in emergency lighting provides another layer of practical support.

In other words:

Four everyday capabilities in one portable emergency power system.

Why Off-Road Racing Is the Right Place to Put It to the Test

Off-road racing is not forgiving.

Everything is exposed to vibration, dirt, heat, impacts, changing terrain, and long hours of preparation. Race teams need equipment that fits into a larger system where time, space, and reliability all matter.

That makes the race environment an interesting real-world demonstration of the philosophy behind the A9 Ultra.

The goal isn't simply to carry more equipment.

The goal is to carry the right equipment.

Instead of packing a separate jump starter, tire inflator, power bank, and emergency light, an all-in-one system can consolidate several essential functions into one device.

That is particularly useful for people who spend time beyond the pavement—whether they are racing, towing, camping, traveling by RV, exploring trails, or simply preparing for unexpected roadside situations.

From the Race Track to the Road

The lessons of professional racing extend far beyond the track.

Race teams prepare because they know unexpected problems can happen.

Drivers can prepare for the same reason.

You may never experience a dead battery on a remote road. You may never need to inflate a completely flat tire far from a gas station. You may never need emergency lighting during a nighttime roadside stop.

But if one of those situations happens, having the right equipment already in your vehicle can make a major difference.

That is the idea behind GOOLOO's approach to portable vehicle emergency power.

A Championship Finish for Ryan Beat

From Crandon to Glen Helen, the 2026 Championship Off-Road season delivered a fitting final chapter.

The season began with competition, continued through some of the toughest tracks on the calendar, and ultimately came down to one final weekend in Southern California.

At Glen Helen, Ryan Beat delivered when it mattered most.

He won the final PRO2 round.

He secured the 2026 PRO2 championship.

And he closed the season at the top of the standings.

For GOOLOO, the weekend represented another step in its growing connection with off-road motorsports—and a chance to bring the A9 Ultra into an environment where preparation and dependable equipment matter every day.

The race may be over.

The championship may be decided.

But the next adventure is already ahead.