The Latest Breaking News from Travis Pastrana

Rally driver and pro action sports athlete Travis Pastrana is 41 years old. He has undergone 40 surgeries in his lifetime. "As long as the number of operations is less than my age, we’re good," he joked to a crowd assembled at the Goodwood Festival of Speed’s rally stage. 

Right before I got tipped off to this story, I was watching a Stark Varg get whipped so hard, I thought the rider was going to land backwards off the jump. I mean, what the folks running Starks are doing right now is nothing short of reinventing the tail whip.…

There's been a call for changes to NASCAR's practice and qualifying formats, and the Series plans to deliver on some of those requests, in some way, next year. The 2025 season will feature some alterations to both that will appeal to both fans and competitors alike, with changes to practice…

In 2000, at the age of 16, Travis Pastrana was already one of the most accomplished motorcyclists on Earth. He won the World Freestyle Motocross Championship in 1997 at the age of just 14, and would continue winning that championship every year through 2003. He’d won freestyle motocross gold at…

Come on, Can-Am, you could've called me. I mean, I live maybe 20 minutes away from Ain't Care Acres. I have experience driving side-by-sides, specifically Can-Am's, fast. I know how to wheel an ATV, too. And I've literally been talking about my bow and hunting for the past three months. I…

When you're developing a new UTV tire, one that's meant to hold up to all the pitfalls and perils drivers encounter out on the trails, you definitely want to engineer something that'll hold up. But when you want to make sure that all your engineering was worth the price of…

Travis Pastrana's 'Pastranaland' compound is legendary within the action sports community. But what does it take to survive 36 hours there? Well, now there's a video and it's nuts.

Recently, a man in a UTV tried to drive backward up a rock wall, something you'd probably think about twice just driving forward. But he sent it and then, as you'd expect, the wall sent him rolling.

Two-time Le Mans 24 Hours winner Romain Dumas took Ford’s all-electric SuperVan to victory in a truncated Goodwood Festival of Speed Shootout.