Choose your drive
Select a planned racing experience suited to your skill and accessibility needs. Vehicles are provided—no personal RC car required. Meet the future fleet →
A new kind of racing experience · In development
YOU ARE
THE RACER.
YOU TAKE CONTROL.
LIVE THE EXPERIENCE.
REAL MACHINES. REAL TERRAIN. REAL COMPETITION.
Every decision matters. Every moment counts. Your race to win or lose.
Real RC racing machines. Actual outdoor terrain. A live driver's-eye view. Rush Ride is developing on-site and remote racing for the public and foundation-supported participants alike.
Planned in North Idaho · Racing and remote-access technology under development · Not yet open
REAL VEHICLE · REAL TERRAINREAL VEHICLES. YOUR DECISIONS.
BUILT FOR ACCESS✦POWERED BY COMMUNITY✦DRIVEN BY POSSIBILITY
01 / THE MISSION
THE THRILL OF THE DRIVE.
WITHOUT THE BARRIERS.
Imagine a child in a hospital room steering a real race truck over dirt and through turns. Or a veteran who can't get to the track feeling the rush of driving again.
Rush Ride Foundation is working toward that experience: accessible controls, live vehicle cameras, and remote driving that puts people in the action—not on the sidelines.
The goal isn't to watch someone else have the fun. It's to make the fun yours.
02 / THE EXPERIENCE
LIVE THE EXPERIENCE.
SMALL TRUCKS.
BIG FEELING.
The experience we are building—not a service currently available. Every component will be tested for control response, accessibility, and safety.
See through the cockpit
An in-cab camera is intended to show the real track from the vehicle’s point of view, with live sound.
Take the controls
Steer, accelerate, and make your own decisions using a responsive control station, with adaptable controls under development.
Race on real terrain
Compete against the course and eventually other drivers—at the facility or remotely as connectivity and safety systems are validated.
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THE MOST IMPORTANT PART
OF THE VEHICLE ISN'T THE MOTOR.
IT'S THE PERSON DRIVING.
03 / TWO VERY DIFFERENT CHALLENGES
THE TRACKS.
THEY MAKE THE RULES.
Two proposed mile-plus circuits. Distinct personalities. Both still in planning; the site is not secured and construction has not begun.
PROPOSED SPEED COURSE · 1+ MILE TARGET
TERMINAL
RUSH.
THE MACHINE IS READY. ARE YOU?
Long straights. Sweeping corners. Progressively banked turns with different lines for developing and experienced racers. The challenge: find your line, manage your speed, and earn the checkered flag.
WORKING NAME · DESIGN CONCEPTPROPOSED TECHNICAL COURSE · 1+ MILE TARGET
TERRA'S
WRATH.
SHE MAKES THE RULES. YOU MAKE THE DECISIONS.
Climbs, rock, changing traction, water features, tight turns, and possible alternate routes. The terrain asks the questions. Your driving provides the answers.
WORKING NAME · DESIGN CONCEPT04 / THE RACING STABLES · FUTURE FLEET
MEET THE MACHINES.
CHOOSE YOUR FAVORITE.
Different manufacturers, custom names and bodies, and individual handling characteristics. We aim for comparable racing potential—not identical driving feel. The fleet is being planned and no machines are available to select yet.
ACTUAL DEVELOPMENT VEHICLE · NOT A FINAL FLEET PROFILECOMING AS VEHICLES ARE ACQUIRED & TESTED
EVERY MACHINE HAS A STORY.
Each future vehicle will have its own Rush Ride name, racing number, custom paint, original manufacturer credit, and verified technical profile. Racers will be able to learn its strengths and quirks before choosing a favorite.
Manufacturer & chassisRecorded per vehicle
Motor & electronicsMotor size, KV, ESC
Gearing & drivetrainPinion, spur, final ratio
Suspension & tiresSetup and dimensions
Measured performanceTop speed, acceleration, lap times
Driver's notesHandling, strengths, learning tips
Our plan: shortlist used or new vehicles with similar baseline specifications, then have an accomplished RC driver conduct repeated, comparable tests and recommend modest adjustments. The goal is close competition with each vehicle's character intact.
Vehicle selection, rankings, and statistics are planned features. No fictional test data, performance ratings, or unowned vehicles are presented as part of the fleet.
05 / NEW TO RC? PERFECT.
YOUR FIRST RACE.
NO CAR REQUIRED.
We're designing Rush Ride for people who have never touched an RC controller as well as people who already love racing.
EXPLORE FUTURE RACING ↗Do I need my own RC vehicle?
No. The proposed experience uses Rush Ride vehicles operated through our driving stations.
Can I race from somewhere else?
Remote racing is a core development goal. Availability will depend on successful testing of video, controls, connectivity, safety, and partner arrangements.
What if I've never raced before?
We plan an introductory experience with guidance, suitable vehicles, and opportunities to build confidence before advanced racing.
What about different physical abilities?
Adaptable driving controls are a design priority. Specific options and eligibility will be determined through development and testing.
What happens after a crash or bad weather?
Recovery, safety procedures, weather rules, and operating schedules will be published before racing opens. No prices or dates have been set.
06 / PUBLIC RACING
COME FOR THE RACE.
COME BACK FOR MORE.
Paid public racing is intended to offer a great experience in its own right and help sustain the foundation's mission over time.
FIRST-TIME DRIVES
Learn the controls and experience a real track through a driver's-eye view.
RETURN RACERS
Improve your skills, try new terrain, and pursue personal-best performances.
FRIENDS & GROUPS
Potential family outings, team challenges, and special group racing experiences.
RACE EVENTS
Future classes, competitions, results, and championships once operations allow.
These are proposed experiences—not available bookings. Pricing, eligibility, schedules, and formats will be announced only when established.
07 / WHY WE’RE BUILDING IT
THE OPPORTUNITY
TO TAKE CONTROL.
The same racing excitement should be available to people whose circumstances make traditional motorsports difficult to reach.
HOSPITALIZED CHILDREN
Our goal is to make real racing possible beyond the track, including for children receiving medical treatment.
DISABLED VETERANS
Competition, choice, and the thrill of driving—adapted to the participant, not the other way around.
FAMILIES & OTHERS
We also want to explore opportunities for siblings, families, and others facing barriers to participation.
Programs, eligibility, remote access, and partner participation remain in development. We have not launched charitable racing sessions.
08 / BUILDING THE FACILITY
A PLACE TO
MAKE IT REAL.
We're planning a dedicated RC racing facility in rural Idaho, with off-road tracks, vehicle support, accessible driving stations, and technology to connect remote drivers to the course.
Track layouts and expansion concepts are being explored, including a possible neighboring parcel that has not been acquired. This is a project in development—not an operating race venue yet.
Be part of building it ↗THE RACE TO LAUNCH● IN DEVELOPMENT
Vision & foundationMission and core concept established
People & partnershipsBuilding the team and exploring collaborations
Controls & connectivityPlanning, prototyping, and testing ahead
Track & driving operationsFuture development and launch milestones
🏁 Completed🟩 Green flag · Underway🟨 Yellow flag · Up next
Milestones change flags as progress is verified. No finish flags before the work is done.
THE ROAD TO THE STARTING LINE / UPDATED OCTOBER 2026
EVERY MILESTONE
EARNS ITS FLAG.
Follow the real work behind Rush Ride. These are planning windows, not promised delivery dates. Status changes only when progress is verified.
OCTOBER 2026 · COMPLETED
RushRide.org secured
The foundation's domain is registered. The website itself remains in development.
OCT–NOV 2026 · UNDERWAY
Website & outreach materials
Build a clear mission, authentic site photography, project roadmap, and information for prospective supporters.
OCT–DEC 2026 · UNDERWAY
Board & partnerships
Recruit founding leadership and explore relationships with motorsports, accessibility, engineering, and family-support organizations.
OCT–DEC 2026 · UNDERWAY
Accessible driving controls
Define primary controls and accessibility needs; develop and evaluate prototype approaches with prospective technical partners.
NOV–DEC 2026 · NEXT
Notorious cockpit camera
Install a protected driver's-eye camera in the ARRMA Notorious and test video quality, reliability, and responsiveness.
WINTER 2026–27 · PLANNED
Small dirt test sections
Subject to site permission, conditions, and equipment, shape short demonstration sections for filming and handling tests.
WINTER–SPRING 2027 · PLANNED
Test, measure, refine
Evaluate end-to-end latency, driving feel, equipment durability, retrieval, and safety. Develop realistic construction and operating budgets.
SPRING–SUMMER 2027 · CONDITIONAL
Expanded track construction
Dependent on land access, permissions, design, funding, and site conditions. The proposed neighboring parcel has not been acquired.
DATE TO BE DETERMINED
First organized racing demonstration
Our first true finish line: participants controlling real vehicles in a managed Rush Ride racing experience.
🏁 Completed🟩 Green / underway🟨 Yellow / up next⬜ White / planned
Planning snapshot: October 24, 2026. Statuses and targets require ongoing verification; they are not guaranteed opening dates.
THE LAND / A REAL PLACE, A FUTURE TRACK
NOT A RENDERING.
THE REAL GROUND.
These photographs show the proposed 40-acre site near Deary, Idaho. The parcel has not been acquired and the courses have not been constructed.
All site and vehicle photos are genuine. Future features—including banked corners, two distinct loops, a pond bridge, and accessible driving stations—are proposed, not yet built.
JOIN THE CREW / YOUR SKILLS MATTER
THIS TAKES A TEAM.
BE PART OF IT.
We are building the people, partnerships, and practical support behind Rush Ride. Tell us where you can make a difference.
FOUNDING BOARD
Seeking North Idaho experience in nonprofit governance, legal oversight, accounting, finance, fundraising, and organizational development. Active leadership—not honorary seats.
Express interest ↗ENGINEERS & MAKERS
Help explore FPV systems, network performance, accessible controls, vehicle safety, recovery, and testing.
Share your expertise ↗SPONSORS & DONORS
Discuss documented development needs, equipment, technology, or future program support. No sponsorship tiers or tax treatment are being promised here.
Start a conversation ↗VOLUNTEERS & PARTNERS
Construction skills, RC experience, events, outreach, hospitals, family-support organizations, and community connections.
Get involved ↗Preview contact links: Email links are placeholders pending confirmation of the official Rush Ride inbox. No forms send data in this preview.
ACCOUNTABILITY / BUILDING TRUST
REAL PROGRESS.
NO SHORTCUTS.
Rush Ride is in development. The proposed property has not been acquired, the tracks are not constructed, and remote racing has not launched.
We are recruiting qualified leadership, developing the technology, exploring partnerships, and working toward practical budgets and safe operations.
Organizational registration, tax-deductibility claims, donation mechanisms, and financial reporting must be verified before this preview becomes a live fundraising website.
We will show the work as it happens. Checkered flags are earned—not assumed.
THE FINISH LINE ISN'T THE POINT.
THE OPPORTUNITY IS OURS TO BUILD.
THE CONTROL IS THEIRS TO TAKE.
Rush Ride Foundation · Rural Idaho · Building toward the first green flag.