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Industry Tours

Behind the scenes at the companies that hire

Click any thumbnail to view. Every tour puts students face-to-face with the people who build the sport — and the employers who hire.

Eibach

Spring and suspension manufacturing — Corona, CA. Students walked the coiling and production lines where Eibach springs are made.

Students on the Eibach spring production line

Students on the Eibach spring production line

Students on the Eibach spring production line Christian Sebralla walks students through the warehouse Hands-on demo on the shop floor A student films the tour for the media track Students in the Eibach lobby with Mark Krumme, head of marketing, and Julian Gill, CEO

Currie Enterprises

Axles and drivetrain — the shop that builds the rear ends under half the rigs at King of the Hammers.

The group outside Currie Enterprises HQ

The group outside Currie Enterprises HQ

The group outside Currie Enterprises HQ Ray Currie welcomes the students Axle assembly demonstration on the floor Building a rear end, step by step A heritage race car in the lobby of Currie Enterprises A media student films Ray Currie Recording the tour inside Currie Enterprises

King Shocks

Racing dampers used across Ultra4 — students saw shocks built from raw tube to finished coilover.

Finished King coilovers ready to ship

Finished King coilovers ready to ship

Finished King coilovers ready to ship Jeff Musgrave talks students through the assembly bays Shock dyno demonstration Q&A outside with the King Shocks team Leaving with swag

Monster Energy

World headquarters visit — hosted by CFO Tom Kelly, who spent 45 minutes sharing business and career advice with the students.

Tom Kelly, CFO of Monster Energy, sharing business advice with Ultra4Next students at Monster world headquarters

Tom Kelly, CFO of Monster Energy, sharing business advice with Ultra4Next students at Monster world headquarters

Tom Kelly, CFO of Monster Energy, sharing business advice with Ultra4Next students at Monster world headquarters Monster Energy CFO Tom Kelly talks careers with the students Students went behind the scenes at the Monster Energy recording studios Group photo at Monster Energy world headquarters Monster Energy world headquarters, Corona CA

Raceline / Allied Wheels

Wheel manufacturing — from CNC machining centers to finished beadlocks.

The group in front of Raceline’s wheel wall

The group in front of Raceline’s wheel wall

The group in front of Raceline’s wheel wall Around the conference table before the floor walk A machinist demonstrates wheel finishing Walking the wheel racks with a Raceline guide Welding demonstration on the production floor

1Nine Industries

Race fabrication — trophy trucks and Ultra4 machines built from bare tube. Tour hosted by fabricator Ryan Arciero.

Shaun Kittrell walks students through the 1Nine Industries build floor

Shaun Kittrell walks students through the 1Nine Industries build floor

Shaun Kittrell walks students through the 1Nine Industries build floor Students with a carbon-bodied race truck Tire and wheel storage on the race floor TIG welds on a chromoly cage — the standard students train toward Fabricator Ryan Arciero talks shop with the group

Herbst Motorsports

The legendary Las Vegas race shop behind the Terrible Herbst trophy trucks.

Inside the Herbst Motorsports race shop

Inside the Herbst Motorsports race shop

Inside the Herbst Motorsports race shop Trophy trucks in build