"It's the absolute hardest race I've ever done in my entire life," said Miller. "I've been racing for 25 years now, and I've never experienced anything like this. Next to the day my wife said ‘yes,’ this is the best day of my life."
"I could go fast in the desert because I have an awesome car setup," said Miller. "My Can-Am X3 was flawless the whole day. We got to the rocks, which were not my strong suit, and Chad Hughes guided me through it - I couldn’t have done it without him."
"We caught up to Hunter in the lakebed and I thought the trail went right behind him. I was in the dust and I went off of a cliff, and it rolled," said Chaney, who pushed on to the finish after turning his car back over. "I told people I wouldn’t be happy unless I won, but I'm just as excited for Hunter to win, and I’ll take second place any day from what we went through."
Can-Am racers took full advantage of the Can-Am Maverick X3 vehicle's impressive performance and supreme handling to dominate the 2020 event. Nathan Wolff earned fifth place, and recent 2020 Dakar SSV champion Casey Currie was seventh, while Jason Weller was eighth, and Nicholas Turner shortly behind to round out the top ten.
Only 33 of 131 entries completed the 143-mile course that included a 77-mile desert loop with high-speed lakebeds with tight, twisty ridgelines and numerous rock-strewn chutes and nerve-wracking challenges.
"It's the absolute hardest race I've ever done in my entire life," said Miller. "I've been racing for 25 years now, and I've never experienced anything like this. Next to the day my wife said ‘yes,’ this is the best day of my life."
"I could go fast in the desert because I have an awesome car setup," said Miller. "My Can-Am X3 was flawless the whole day. We got to the rocks, which were not my strong suit, and Chad Hughes guided me through it - I couldn’t have done it without him."
"We caught up to Hunter in the lakebed and I thought the trail went right behind him. I was in the dust and I went off of a cliff, and it rolled," said Chaney, who pushed on to the finish after turning his car ba
ck over. "I told people I wouldn’t be happy unless I won, but I'm just as excited for Hunter to win, and I’ll take second place any day from what we went through."
Can-Am racers took full advantage of the Can-Am Maverick X3 vehicle's impressive performance and supreme handling to dominate the 2020 event. Nathan Wolff earned fifth place, and recent 2020 Dakar SSV champion Casey Currie was seventh, while Jason Weller was eighth, and Nicholas Turner shortly behind to round out the top ten.
Only 33 of 131 entries completed the 143-mile course that included a 77-mile desert loop with high-speed lakebeds with tight, twisty ridgelines and numerous rock-strewn chutes and nerve-wracking challenges.