Simply one of the best off-road drivers ever, Walker Evans continues to captivate and dazzle the fans whenever he powers his Chevy truck to the start line. Throughout his thirty-year career, he has been applauded for his exhilarating racing skills and his informal, gentlemanly manner.

Evans felt right at home in the cockpit of his 4WD Chevy Thunder truck - where his performances suit his nickname, "The Legend". It's no wonder that this driver has become so admired and respected by so many. With 142 victories and 21 championship titles to his name, Evans is one of the most accomplished competitors in the sport of off-road racing.

"I got my first sample of racing when I drove a Rambler sedan in the Baja 500 for actor James Garner's American Motors Team back in 1969", explained Evans. "I took a third place finish, and knew I had to get serious about desert racing. So I built my own vehicle, and began competing."

After winning the Baja 1000 five times in other specially built vehicles, Evans became the first driver in off-road racing history to win that grueling event overall in a truck. His other multiple desert victories include well-known races like the Mint 400, the Baja 500, the Parker 400, and the Fireworks 250.

"We were always trying to build better equipment and make the trucks go faster and faster," said Evans. "It was always a challenge - both the competition and the elements of Mother Nature. No two races were ever the same."

As technology advanced and equipment improved, Evans continued to expand his horizons by competing in the (now defunct) Mickey Thompson Stadium Series, and the SODA (Short Off-Road Drivers Association) Series. He was one of a handful of off-road drivers to join the NASCAR Truck Racing Series when it was formed in 1994.

Evans took his first SODA career win at Lake Geneva, WI in 1986. His record includes two Class 8 (2WD trucks) titles (1994, 1995), three overall victories, and 31 class wins.

Although Evans has personally stepped back from full time competition in 2000, he will continue to run a few rock crawling events as time permits.

During his final full time season of CORR competition, Evans won 3 races and the CORR PRO-4 Champ

Randy Anderson is the general manager and part owner of Walker Evans Racing and has been an integral part of the team's success for the past 24 years. Randy began working after school at Walker Evans Racing on April Fool's Day, April 1 1978. He quickly progressed from parts cleaner to mechanic to fabricator under the supervision of long time Off-road crew chief Danny Shields.

At the start of the SCORE off-road season in 1980 Randy became the Evans personal crew chief at the young age of 19 years old and has been in charge ever since. Over the course of Randy's career the Walker Evans Racing Team has amassed 30 championship titles and over 197 race wins.

Randy has designed and implemented the building of 64 Off-road race vehicles, 15 NASCAR race vehicles and 3 Rock Crawling trucks, along with the development of engines and suspension systems for each of these programs. Suspension has always been one of Randy's passions. In Off-road racing if you want to win the race you have to get over the rough terrain faster than the next guy.

Randy's tremendous suspension building experience has been the foundation for the development of new suspension systems for Rock Crawling, Snowmobiles and ATV's. Look for more innovative products to come!