24K Racing

10/19/2026

🏁 24K Racing: THE FINAL CHECKERED FLAG OF 2026! 🏁

📍 HLR Motorsports Day Track | Moberly, Missouri
📅 October 18, 2026

We wrapped up the 2026 season with the Missouri ATV Motocross Championship Series finale, some solid finishes, and one last mechanical plot twist. Because apparently, we can’t leave a racetrack without a little excitement. 😂

🏆 WEEKEND RESULTS

❤️ Kye #021: 🥉 3rd Overall | 50cc
🩵 Kasey #019: 4th Overall | 50cc
🧡 Kayleigh #015: 🥈 2nd Overall | 70cc, 90cc & Girls
🩷 Kristin “Wheeze” #016: 4th Overall | Girls, 70cc & 90cc
💙 Dustin Murphy #12: 🥈 2nd Overall | Plus 30

🔧 ONE LAST MECHANICAL ADVENTURE
Kayleigh’s front brake locked up in the 70cc class, but the MotoDads swooped in with a quick fix and got her back out for Moto 2! Huge thanks to the pit crew for keeping the wheels turning and the chaos reasonably contained. 🛠️

🏁 2026 SEASON: OFFICIALLY COMPLETE!
We’re proud of our riders, their progress, and the grit they’ve shown all season. Every race brought another lesson, another challenge, and another reason to chase that checkered flag.

🏁 To the quads: enjoy your offseason and PLEASE stop costing us money. And to our bank account, we’re sorry. We all know this isn’t over. 😂

Thanks for the dirt, the adventures, the friendships, and the memories. See you next season, probably holding a wrench and wondering where it all went wrong! 😂

24K RACING OUT. 💚🏁 (For a few weeks, we think. Maybe.)


AOT, G-Force Powersports, DRR USA Off-Road, SSI Decals, JSR Moto Designs, Randy Murphy & Marjorie Murphy, 100Percent, FourWerx Carbon

10/04/2026

🏁 24K Racing — Misfits MX | Amoret, Missouri 🏁

Yesterday, the 24K Racing crew loaded up and headed to Misfits MX for another day of quad racing, questionable decisions, and the usual family chaos.

And honestly? The machines behaved. No major crashes, no mechanical disasters, just a few minor tune-ups because apparently we were allowed to have a mostly normal race day. We’re suspicious... 😂

🏆 Kayleigh
• Girls — 🥇 1st
• 90cc Mod — 🥇 1st
• 70cc — 🥇 1st

Three classes. Three wins. Kayleigh apparently showed up with absolutely no interest in sharing the top step of the podium.

🥉 Kristin
• Girls — 3rd
• 90cc — 3rd
• 70cc — 3rd

Kristin brought home three 3rd-place finishes and kept things interesting all day.

🏁 Kasey
• 50 Mod — 🥉 3rd

🏁 Kye
• 50 Mod — 4th

And these two gave us one of the better moments of the day. Kasey let Kye think he was going to take the win… right up until the last lap, when Kasey made the pass and stole 3rd. Because apparently sibling racing requires psychological warfare. 😂

🏁 Dustin
• 1st 🥇
• 2nd 🥈

Dustin Murphy also brought home a pair of podium finishes, because somebody has to keep the adults competitive around here.

The track started out with some good ol’ mud holes and eventually dried out into a dusty mess. Basically, Misfits provided the full Midwest dirt-racing experience.

Racing is obviously why we show up, but getting to spend time with our people is the part that makes these weekends so damn good.
Good racing. Good friends. Mostly cooperative machinery.

We’ll take it. 🏁❤️

DRR USA Off-Road AOT G-Force Powersports FourWerx Carbon JSR Moto Designs SSI Decals Marjorie Murphy Randy Murphy 100Percent

09/27/2026

🏁🏁🏁 Splinter Creek | Alton, IL 🏁🏁🏁

Sometimes you just need a race weekend. And apparently, we needed one badly. 😂

Dustin Murphy #12 went 1st in both of his classes, which sounds really impressive until you find out he was the only entry in both. We’ll still take the wins. A trophy is a trophy. 😂🏆

Kayleigh #015 & Kristin #016 were the only two entries in the Girls class, so naturally they had to make their own little showdown. Because apparently sibling competition is a full-time job. 🙄

All four kids were lined up together in the 50/70 class, and there is something really fun about watching all four of them out on the track together.

It is also mildly terrifying….

Mostly, though, this weekend was just what we needed. Good racing, good laughs, and even better race friends. There’s nothing quite like getting the 24K Racing crew back together. ❤️🏁

Splinter Creek Dirt Riders: 10/10. Would voluntarily do this again

DRR USA Off-Road, G-Force Powersports, SSI Decals, AOT, FourWerx Carbon, JSR Moto Designs, Marjorie Murphy & Randy Murphy, 100Percent

09/14/2026

2026 Homecoming week- 24K Racing Twin day!
😍😍AOT

08/16/2026

24K Racing | Final ATVMX National Round 2026

Briarcliff MX | Nashport, Ohio

And just like that… the 2026 ATVMX National season is officially in the books. What. A. Season. 🏁❤️

Our final round took us to Briarcliff MX in Nashport, Ohio, where Mother Nature apparently decided we hadn’t experienced enough variety this year. We had mud. Then a great track. Then rain overnight. Which ultimately led to cancelled racing on Sunday.

A few overall observations:
👣 Little Foot was “way worse” than Big Foot.

🏍️ Pit bike races happened in the mud… both with and without friends. Because apparently we must always be racing.

💥 Several Segway wrecks occurred. Bandaids were not required. Therefore, according to 24K Racing medical standards, it was basically a successful weekend.

❤️ And, as always, time spent with our MotoFamily is good for the soul. These weekends are about so much more than racing, and we are incredibly grateful for the people who have become family along the way. ❤️

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🏁 Dustin #12

Dustin Murphy spent the weekend doing all the things.
He got stuck mid-pack in the holeshot, and he is still a little salty about it. He would also like everyone to know that, despite everything we experienced this year, he still prefers mud over sand.

But when we look back at this season, Dustin has been one of the biggest reasons we were able to make it all happen.
He has spent countless hours working on these machines, fixing what broke, preventing what he could, chasing parts, figuring out problems, and doing his best to keep the 24K chaos somewhere within the realm of controlled. And somehow, in the middle of all that work, he still makes sure we stop long enough to have fun, make memories, and enjoy this crazy life we’ve built together.

He’s been a champ all season, and we are incredibly lucky to have him in our corner.

Now if anyone needs him, he’ll probably be in the shop. Because apparently the race season ending does not mean the mechanical problems got the memo. 😂🔧

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🏁 🧡Kayleigh #015

First and foremost, Kayleigh would like to formally request that the weatherman NOT let it rain at Briarcliff next year.
Noted. We will be forwarding this complaint directly to the appropriate department, which I believe is located somewhere…..

90 Auto:
The carb fell off.
We could not believe it.
This has NEVER happened before.
(Heavy. Sarcastic. Emphasis.)

But don’t worry. Our mechanic finally had enough.
He promptly marched over to G-Force Powersports, got the necessary parts, and decided he was officially done fighting the rubber boot we’ve battled for TWO ENTIRE SEASONS.

Some problems are fixed. Some problems are given a very stern look and then replaced. 😂

90 Shifter:
Kayleigh got a crappy start.
It has now been scientifically determined that Mom trying to video is bad luck.
We apologize for the inconvenience. Mom will apparently not be taking anymore videos📵😂

70 Auto:
No notes.Just vibes.

Girls (8-13):
These girls rode HARD all season, and we couldn’t be more proud of every single one of them.

Not just for how much they’ve grown in skill and confidence, but for the friendships they’ve built along the way.

Watching these girls encourage each other, cheer for each other, race together, and grow together has been one of the best parts of this entire season.

This is what it’s all about. ❤️

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🏁 Kristin #016

Kristin has officially confirmed that she does not like:

🌧️ Rain
🥶 Being cold
🚿 Being pressure washed

She did, however, manage to make it through an entire moto on the Ole Belt Shredder 3000.

And she’s decided she kind of likes this machine.

We hope the feeling is mutual. 😂

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🏁 Kasey #019

Kasey spent the weekend doing what Kasey does best:
Hanging out with her besties and eating fancy dinners everywhere except her own trailer. 😂

Her official race recap included:
“In the holeshot I went slow but then I got to go fast!”
Honestly? A flawless race analysis.

She also had a slight machine malfunction that slowed her down for a minute, because apparently 24K Racing vehicles are contractually obligated to provide at least one plot twist per weekend.

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🏁 Kye #021

And then there was Kye—our tiniest racer with a sweet soul and big dreams, collecting high-fives, trophies, and memories along the way.

🏁He made his ATVMX Nationals debut! 🏁

He still managed to sneak in some high-fives, because obviously a national race weekend is also an opportunity to collect as many high-fives as physically possible.

And then…

He was gifted a 1st place trophy by Joel Hetrick #88 🏆

If you see Kye carrying it around in his backpack, mind ya business.

He’s collecting memorabilia from his favorite people, and apparently we are now operating a very small traveling museum. 😂

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❤️ THAT’S A WRAP ON 2026.
From the first gate drop to the final muddy weekend, this season has given us everything.
Broken parts.
Mud.
Sand.
Heat.
Rain.
Mechanical disasters.
Questionable decisions.
Big laughs.
Hard races.
Long drives.
All the chaos.
High-fives.
Friendships.
And a whole lot of memories.
Most importantly, it gave us another year surrounded by people who have become family.

To our MotoFamily, thank you for another incredible season.

To everyone who cheered for our kids, helped wrench on machines, lent a hand, shared a laugh, offered encouragement, or simply showed up and made these weekends what they are: We appreciate you more than you know.

And now…
It is time to attempt to make the 24K Racing team and its machines clean again….

We don’t know when the next race is. We’re pretty sure it’s on the calendar somewhere. Probably. Maybe. We’ll check eventually. 😂

🏁 24K Racing | 2026 National Season: COMPLETE 🏁

Now somebody find the pressure washer.
And maybe a therapist for that carburetor. 😂

DRR USA Off-Road, AOT, FourWerx Carbon, 100Percent, Leatt Protectives, SSI Decals, O'Neill, Decker Training Facility, Marjorie Murphy & Randy Murphy,

08/06/2026

Check out some of the pictures from last night! Buffy's Supercross and Four Wheeler Races at the Marion County Fair - Palmyra, MO!

Official- unhinged race report coming soon!

Palmyra, MO — The 35th Annual Buffys Super Cross got underway with night one at the Marion County Fair, as the quads took to the track with some high-flying action and even some pit bikes to close the night. Local Lewis County Racers like Hudnut, Murphy’s, and Hooper raced their way to success o...

07/27/2026

High Fives are for the Pros! Baja Acres Edition
24K Racing Joel Hetrick #88 Heath Hannah #61, Joey Norris, ATV MX Championship, Zack Decker, Phoenix Racing ATV Team, Decker Training Facility 88 Live to Ride, Inc.

07/26/2026

🏁✨ 24K Racing | Round 8 ✨🏁

Baja Acres: Sand, Sun & Survival

Round 8 took us somewhere new: Baja Acres in Millington, Michigan!
First trip to Michigan.
First time at Baja Acres.
First realization that you can, in fact, put that much sand in one place.

When we weren’t racing, we were making the most of the weekend with pond swimming, enough floaties for all our friends, and enough popsicles to keep the kids fueled through all the chaos.

Because apparently racing four-wheelers all weekend wasn’t enough adventure, we added swimming, sugar, and tired kids. A perfectly reasonable family vacation by 24K Racing standards.

🏁 #12 Dustin

Dustin Murphy had a great weekend on his favorite terrain…

Sand.

And by favorite, we mean absolutely not. at. all.

Dustin “loves sand” so much that he is now looking for recommendations on where he can go ride in more of it, for fun. If anyone knows a good sand track, please send suggestions. We’d like to support this exciting new hobby. 😂

Dustin was running really well this weekend and looked like he was putting together a solid 4th place finish. Then, with about 50 feet left before the finish line, his quad decided it wanted to take a little break… annnnnd the case saver broke.

There was a brief consideration of running to the finish line with his transponder, but Dustin decided he wasn’t completely confident that “transponder without machine” was covered in the rulebook.
He got everything patched back together and ready for moto 2 and finished the weekend with an 8th overall.

Results:
🏁 30+ C - 8th Overall

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🏁 #016 Kristin “Wheeze”

Kristin had a weekend that perfectly represents racing: questionable, mildly dramatic, and somehow she still finished.

Moto 1 started with a broken frame. How did it happen? Honestly… we aren’t really sure. Especially considering she weighs about as much as a strong breeze.

Dad worked his magic, got her welded back together, and she was ready to go again for Sunday.

Then moto 2 brought a little more excitement. Kristin took a tumble in the girls class and somehow ended up upside down and underneath her quad.

Because why not give Mom a full-blown STEMI on a Sunday afternoon?
We learned one important thing:

Kristin’s quad does not give very good hugs. 😬

Thankfully, she was okay with just a few bruises. It will buff.
These moto kids really are built different. Most people would need a minute after that. Kristin just got up, dusted off, and finished her race.

Results:
🏁 70 Auto - 11th Overall
🏁 Girls - 9th Overall

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🏁 #015 Kayleigh

The Belt Shredder 3000 officially needs a new name because this weekend it decided it was done cooperating at every opportunity.

The 90 Auto class was a challenge from the start. Moto 1 brought issues with the water pump cover, and moto 2 decided to lose the variator nut while sitting on the gate.

Not during the race.
Not somewhere convenient.
While sitting on the gate.

Because apparently this quad is just done…

The 70 Auto class was looking promising! Kayleigh made it through all four laps in moto 1, only for this machine to eat a belt in moto 2.
Some weekends just aren’t ours. 🤷‍♀️

The bright spot was the 90 Shifter class, which continues to be a strong class. Kayleigh got pushed hard in both motos by her competitors but held her position and kept fighting.

The Girls class continues to be one of the best classes to watch! These girls are tough and fast! Kayleigh came away with 4th overall in a tough field.

Results:
🏁 90 Shifter - 10th Overall
🏁 90 Auto - 7th Overall
🏁 70 Auto - 12th Overall
🏁 Girls - 4th Overall

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🏁 #019 Kasey

Kasey’s official race report:

“I went fast…..That’s all…… Oh wait! I got stuck in that one corner.”

Honestly, accurate.

Kasey really picked up the speed this weekend and was flying around the track. She was passing friends, gaining confidence, and showing everyone that she’s ready to keep moving forward.

We’ll work on that one corner. Baby steps.

Results:
🏁 50cc (4-6) - 6th Overall

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🏁 Kye

As the proud president of the Joel Hetrick #88 Fan Club, Kye had a tough moment this weekend.

When Joel’s bike had a malfunction in moto 2 and took him out of podium contention, Kye. was. devastated. Arms crossed. Pouty lip deployed. Tears were shed.

Thankfully, the weekend had a happy ending. Joel still secured his 7th championship, and Kye was more than happy to celebrate with his favorite rider!

Another race weekend in the books: a little sand, a few broken parts, some bruises, lots of laughs, and memories made with great friends.

Thank you to everyone who continues to support and cheer on our chaotic racing adventure! Marjorie Murphy & Randy Murphy,
AOT, SSI Decals, 100Percent, O'Neill, Decker Training Facility, FourWerx Carbon, Leatt Protectives, DRR USA Off-Road

That’s what 24K Racing is all about. 🏁💛

Next up: Buffy's Supercross and Four Wheeler Races at Marion County Fair - Palmyra, MO

Come watch us show goats by day and race quads by night!!

After all, we do kind of give off that feral carnie energy. 🎪🏁

07/20/2026

🏁🔧 24K Racing Team Mechanic Appreciation Post 🔧🏁

Every race team has that one person who keeps the wheels turning. Ours just happens to spend most of his time muttering at machines that seem personally offended by being asked to run correctly.

While everyone sees the gate drops, checkered flags, and podium pictures, they don’t always see the countless hours spent in the shop chasing electrical gremlins, replacing parts, diagnosing mysterious noises, and convincing these extremely picky race machines to cooperate for one more weekend.

Somehow, every time a quad decides it no longer believes in spark, compression, fuel, common sense, or the laws of physics, Dustin Murphy is the guy who gets volunteered to figure it out.

Is it frustrating? Absolutely.

Does he occasionally question his life choices? Probably more than he would like to admit.

But time after time, he digs in, figures it out, and gets our riders back on the track where they belong.

So here’s to the guy covered in grease, surrounded by tools, running on determination and questionable amounts of caffeine. The guy who works tirelessly behind the scenes, takes every mechanical challenge personally, and somehow manages to make it work out, every. single. time.

These machines may give him a run for his money, but he’s still one heck of a mechanic and an even better teammate.

Thanks for keeping the 24K Racing circus rolling, Dustin. We couldn’t do it without you. 🏁🧡

07/17/2026

Photo dump: Pleasure Valley Raceway 2026