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MISSION OF THE OFFROAD SUPERFANS: "To Support Those who Support Offroad Racing!" Website: Provides the most vital information for the offroad racing fan by analyzing all the current information and bridging the many offroad racing venues. We will give you the insider's scoop on what you need to know at each track - not just statistics and driving directions, but reviews of venues and useful answers to questions such as: How much does beer cost? What food options to they have? Where should we sit to get the best view? What about parking/camping? What else should we check out while we are in the area?   
Note: All things depicted on this website are genuine favorites of the offroad superfans. Use this information and our recommendations at your own risk. We make no warranties expressed or implied. Therefore, if you get arrested for trying to shower in The Lucas Oil Car Wash, you're on your own! Your comments and suggestions for improvements are welcome. History of Offroad Superfans 2002-2003: Brian first discovers offroad racing via conversation with Glen Krueger (Mark Krueger was driving Art Schmidt's Nissan backed Prolite). Although Brian didn't have much of a clue about the sport at the time --he didn't realize history was being made at one of his first races in Antigo when Rhonda Konitzer won her first race in a stock truck --he was hooked. Brother Nate and friend Mike were talked into going to the Brush Run at Crandon by Brian where they met up with members of the Dynomax Sportsman 2 Cheverlet driven by Mike Oberg.
2004-2005: With the help of friends and "friends of friends", the core band of Superfans - Brian, Nate, Mike - began to support the Mike Oberg crew and Amsoil. The Jason Noah bachelor party, Willard Wisconsin, makes a booming appearance for the Labor Day Crandon. Camp Whoop-Ass makes "Dirty Nation" in Dirt Sports Magazine.
2006-2007: The DJ and Big Screen Projector ideas come to life at fall Crandon by acquiring offroad racing footage. The Superfans (Mike, Brian, and Nate) make a commitment to participate in EVERY ROUND of the inaugural 2007 WSORR season. At Owatonna, Superfans run into an old school buddy, Nate (a.k.a. Nate-Dawg), who, it turns out, has been a dedicated Offroad Racing fan for many years.  Superfans meet Jackie Douglas at Owatanna when Mike Oberg was driving Scott Douglas's Pro-4. - Brian, Nate, and Mike attend Bark River, Owatanna, and Wheatland for the first time.
- Circus tent is set up for Fall Crandon -- had the projector with offroad footage and the BIG GRILL. Visited by Amsoil reps and Oberg pit crew at campsite.
- Mike purchases radar gun to verify the speed of the "most dangerous turn in offroad racing" at Crandon.
- Nitro gives announcers the speed gun to use -- when asked who it was from, the response was "The Amsoil Superteam Superfans." The rest, they say, is history.
- Amsoil Superteam Superfans referenced in Mike Oberg Newsletter
2008 - Nate Dawg (a.k.a. Pork Chops) is elevated to official Superteam Superfan status to join Brian, Nitro, and Mike.
- The Superfans started the 2008 season with a convoy to Wheatland for the first race, where they meet Forest Lucas (a class act!).
- The Superteam Superfans expand to supporting sportsman drivers such as Al "The Outlaw" Konitzer and Jim Ridderbush.
- Nate Dawg locates a junk yard engine to get Jim Ridderbush through the Sunday Round at Spring Crandon after an engine failure on Saturday.
- Superteam Superfan T-shirts are designed
- Launch of the Offroad Superfan website http://www.offroadsuperfans.com
- Nitro was the only superteam superfan to attend all events in 2008
2009 - Eight offroad superfan members from Wisconsin attend the inaugural Traxxas TORC Series event at Texas Motor Speedway.
- Nate Dawg completes candid interview with announcers at Texas Motor Speedway prior to race.
- Offroad Superfans officially sponsor Formula 4X4 driver Jim Ridderbush and Stock SRT driver Al "The Outlaw" Konitzer for the 2009 season
- The Supershower gets built at Crandon and is a huge success!
- Offroad Superfans officially recognized in 40th Anniversity Crandon Program and complimentary Dirtsports Magazine
- Superfans attend the TORC races in Las Vegas and continue there commitment to the sport and supporting the drivers.
- Bergin gets crowned as winner of the first annual Superfan Season Challenge Contest.
2010 - Offroad Superfans attend first MORR meeting in Abrams, WI
- "The Offroad superfans" officially join MORR with a voting membership.
- Superfan Officers meet to discuss upcoming race season and where to focus their efforts
- Assist in First Ever MORR Test at Crandon and MORR Event at Antigo by working track crew and contingency
- Release 2nd Generation "Offroad Superfan" T-shirt.
- Nate Dawg builds Offroad Superfan Hot Pit Station used at 2010 race events
- Hannis gets crowned as 2009 Superfan Of the Year
- Offroad Superfans officially sponsor Pro Light driver Mark Oberg for the 2010 season
- Superfan Power Hour is held at Crandon Brush Run under the Big Top
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