BIO

 

Casey Currie was born and raised in Southern California in a family that has been involved in motor sports for three generations. With Six years of professional racing experience, he delivers a level of professionalism above and beyond what his age group would dictate. Casey’s positive attitude and accessibility has made him a favorite among the fans, and a sought after interview for TV, internet, and print media reporters around the pits.

Career Highlights

Casey has competed off-road in both motorcycles and trucks. Three years of competition in the American Racing JeepSpeed Challenge, netted a championship and numerous event wins and podiums. Casey’s experience offroad also includes seat time in a Class 1 buggy and a Pro Truck racing in the California, Nevada, and Baja Mexico. In 2005 Casey raced the SuperTT series in Southern California, and quickly advanced to the AMA professional SuperMoto series. He placed fifth in the nation, and earned a number one plate in team points. Casey is currently competing in the CORR Pro Lite class and is ranked in the top two, out of forty trucks.

Career Impressions

Casey’s exposure in off-road magazines started before his first CORR race as he was featured in the “On the Edge” segment of Dirt Sports magazine. Casey was also highlighted in 4x4 builder magazine in a feature about the Nissan CORR replica street truck that he built for Detroit Locker. As the racing series has continued Casey has consistently garnered media attention in off-road.com, race-dezert.com, and Dirt Sports Magazine. The TV coverage of the CORR 2006 series has not aired yet but extreme 4x4 TV installed on board cameras and followed Casey through one full day of competition. In 2007 and 2008 Casey’s sponsor Bully Dog is also a Primary sponsor of CORR bringing more TV coverage and on site coverage then any other racer.