VEGAS TO RENO customization services in Las Vegas — 24/7 Motorsports

    The Longest Off-Road Race in the U.S.

    VEGAS TO RENO

    Vegas to Reno is the longest off-road race in the United States — over 500 miles of brutal Nevada desert from Las Vegas to Reno. 24/7 Motorsports builds endurance-ready race vehicles and support trucks for this epic BITD event held every August.

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    WHAT WE OFFER

    Every project receives our full attention to detail and commitment to excellence.

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    Endurance Race Builds

    Vehicles built for 500+ miles of non-stop desert racing — reliability, cooling, and fuel systems designed for the long haul

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    Night Racing Prep

    LED light bar arrays, auxiliary lighting, and illuminated cockpit setups for overnight desert racing stages

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    Cooling & Fuel Systems

    Upgraded radiators, oil coolers, auxiliary fuel cells, and cooling fans for extended high-speed desert running

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    Multi-Vehicle Support

    Race vehicle, pre-runner, and chase truck builds — complete team packages for Vegas to Reno campaigns

    Expert Guide

    Vegas to Reno Race Prep — The Longest Off-Road Race in America

    Vegas to Reno is the longest off-road race in the United States, covering over 500 miles of Nevada desert from Las Vegas to Reno every August. This endurance test separates weekend racers from championship contenders. 24/7 Motorsports builds endurance-ready race vehicles for this epic BITD event.

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    The Ultimate Endurance Test

    Vegas to Reno covers 530+ miles of Nevada desert in a single day. The course traverses every type of terrain Nevada has to offer — silt beds, rocky mountain passes, sand washes, high-speed dry lake beds, and technical canyons. Vehicles must survive more than twice the distance of a typical desert race, meaning reliability trumps raw speed. Engine cooling, fuel capacity, suspension durability, and driver endurance are all pushed to their absolute limits.

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    Endurance Race Vehicle Builds

    Our Vegas to Reno builds prioritize reliability and range. Every vehicle gets oversized radiators and oil coolers for sustained high-speed running, auxiliary fuel cells for 500+ mile range without refueling stops, reinforced suspension components rated for extended desert abuse, redundant electrical systems with backup charging, and race communications with repeater-compatible radios for the remote Nevada course. We also install driver comfort features like cool suits, hydration systems, and ergonomic seat padding — because 8+ hours of racing demands a cockpit that fights fatigue.

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    Team Logistics & Multi-Vehicle Support

    Vegas to Reno requires serious logistics — pit locations are spread across 500 miles of remote Nevada. We build complete team packages: the race vehicle, pre-runner for course familiarization, primary chase truck with tools and spares, and secondary chase/fuel truck. Every support vehicle gets communications, lighting, and storage custom-built for race operations. Our Las Vegas location is the literal start line — vehicles leave from our shop neighborhood to begin the race.

    FREQUENTLY ASKED

    When is Vegas to Reno?

    Vegas to Reno is held every August. It's the crown jewel of the BITD season and the longest single-day off-road race in the United States at 530+ miles.

    How long does the Vegas to Reno race take?

    Top competitors finish in approximately 8–10 hours. UTV classes typically take 10–14 hours. Some classes run into nightfall, making night-racing preparation essential.

    Can you build my vehicle for Vegas to Reno?

    Yes! We build endurance-spec race vehicles for all Vegas to Reno classes. We focus on reliability, cooling, fuel range, and driver comfort for the longest race in America.

    What makes Vegas to Reno different from other desert races?

    Distance. At 530+ miles, vehicles must survive more than twice the typical desert race distance. Reliability, fuel capacity, and cooling systems are critical. Many vehicles that win shorter races DNF at Vegas to Reno because they aren't built for endurance.

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