Source: Polaris The Baja 500 wrapped up and Polaris is going home carrying the hardware it set out to return with. In a dominating performance, the brand's side-by-side racers took not just the top three but the top nine overall positions in the 57th SCORE Baja 500. This means they snagged the UTV Overall victory, with Branden Sims claiming the top spot in his RZR Pro R Factory race rig. Source: Polaris The 2026 Baja 500 covered 468 miles of brutal desert terrain, and as the checkered flag dropped it was Polaris that won big. Sims has won the Baja 500 and 1000 before, but this marked his first SCORE victory since 2022. Good stuff from him, especially coming back from a 6th-place start."Today was incredible, and it feels so good to get back on top and earn a win," said Sims. "To come away with the overall victory against such a talented field is really special. My new RZR Pro R Factory was absolutely dialed in and performed flawlessly all day long. We had a smart race plan, maintained a strong pace, picked our lines carefully, and put ourselves in position to capitalize when it mattered most. This is only my second race in the car, but the confidence it gives me behind the wheel is unbelievable."Wayne Matlock gabbed second and first-year RZR Factory Racing driver Ethan Groom snagged third, making it an all-Polaris podium. Mitch Guthrie Jr. ended up in fourth, Dallas Gonzalez in fifth, Joe Terrana (and co-driver Rodrigo Ampudia) in sixth, Mike Cafro in seventh, Sebastian Marquez in eighth, and Kristen Matlock in ninth."We couldn't be prouder of our Polaris racers and the entire team behind this program," said Alex Scheuerell, Polaris' Director of Off-Road Motorsports. "To sweep the podium at the Baja 500, secure the top nine overall UTV finishing positions, and see RZR Pro R Factory machines claim the top six spots overall is an incredible accomplishment. The RZR Pro R Factory continues to prove itself as the benchmark in off-road racing, delivering the performance, durability, and reliability needed to win in the toughest conditions. This achievement is a testament to the dedication, talent, and relentless effort of everyone involved in this program."Polaris is shooting to continue its success at the next round of racing which takes place at the Best In The Desert Vegas to Reno event that spans August 12-16.

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President Donald Trump's planned UFC fight on the White House's South Lawn has required a monumental effort from more than seven federal agencies, hundreds of staff working onsite daily and at least $60 million, according to a legal filing that offers a glimpse into the preparations. The event is part of the 250th anniversary of Americas founding, and is scheduled for the weekend with the main attraction seven mixed martial arts matches on Sunday. That is, if a judge doesn't halt the proceedings, which is sought by two Virginia residents in a federal lawsuit against the National Park Service, which oversees the South Lawn. The agency filed a rebuff of the request Tuesday in court, and, in it, laid out the operations for the event.Well over $60 million and tens of thousands of hours of labor have been expended, the document read, adding that the money came from the UFC and groups affiliated with it. The Octagon It's the eight-sided cage that surrounds the sometimes bloodied combatants and sits at the center of the constructed arena on the South Lawn. The arena is expected to hold 4,000 spectators, with another 120,000 visitors who swung tickets from an online lottery anticipated to watch from the nearby Ellipse.The installation began May 20, and the Secret Service worked with the UFC to screen between 20 and 30 trucks of equipment as well as between 700 and 900 staff that came in daily for the installation. The document did not specify the extent of government resources spent on the project, but said seven agencies, including Homeland Security and the Federal Aviation Administration, have allocated significant resources and manpower."The schedule Itll kick off Saturday with a ceremonial weigh-in at the Ellipse, followed by a concert by country musicians The Zac Brown Band. A UFC Freedom 250 Fan Fest will be ongoing through the weekend, with interactive experiences, live shows, celebrity appearances, exclusive on-stage moments, meet and greets, live music and interviews with the athletes. Sunday night is when the seven bouts kick off. At the close, Trump is scheduled to fly to France for the G7 summit.Disassembly of the installations will begin the next day, and they are expected to be entirely removed by June 23.The athletes' Epsom salt bathsThere are 14 athletes competing, and their training is rigorous. Preparations start months in advance, working toward more intense weight cutting and diet alteration in the final week that can include fasting, extreme sauna use and hot Epsom salt baths.They could be shaving as many as 20 pounds before weigh-ins, which are designed to keep the competition fair between similarly weighted combatants.Lawsuit calls it corruptIt was filed Saturday by the Public Integrity Project on behalf of the two Virginia residents and argues that Trumps authorization of the event violated National Park Service regulations prohibiting sporting events on federal parklands. One of the attorneys, Brendan Ballou, characterized it as a corrupt use of our most sacred national monuments for private gain." The National Park Service pushed back on that claim, but also detailed the event's preparations to make a point. All these hopes could be dashed at the very last moment," it read, "by the whim of two people who believe they have superior taste and want to spoil the event for everyone else.

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