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It's been a very busy fall 

We have one goal here at Competition LED, that is to provide you with true high quality, real performing lights for your vehicle. The lights we sell are not your typical ebaycraigslist specials with a fancy name and no performance. Our lights are the real deal.

This Monday, North America will be treated to a total Solar Eclipse. While those views may be one of natures most awe inspiring light shows, it will only last a moment. 

It's been a very busy last few weeks for both Competition LED and our race teams.

Competition LED was on location for the Facebook inspired hill killing tire battle, "Civil War 2017" at the ever popular Field and Forest recreation area.

 

Our west coast team led by Jordan White was out at the always exciting Off Road Nights event in California. They had a booth set up right in the middle of all the action.

Next, Competition LED supplied some raffle items for the local Jeep Jam 2017 event.

Our east coast UTV team Sean Haluch Racing attended the Ultra4 Racing Battle in Bluegrass finishing on the podium in second place at this major national event.

And finishing off the weekend, west coast team Jordan White competed at The Dirt Series finishing forth, giving Team Competition LED another top 5 finish.

It's been very busy, but I wouldn't have it any other way. Look for us at more upcoming races and events. competitionled.com

It was a busy weekend for our 2 Competition LED race teams. Jordan White tearing up the west coast racing, just got in his new Competition LED light package to run on his well equipped RZR 800. Look for him lighting the scene in the district 38 Desert Race series as well as others coming up soon. 

Sean Haluch Racing was busy out at Line Mountain this weekend for the annual 3.5 Miler. It was an extremely wet race after getting several inches of rain the days before. I have the privilege of co-driving with Sean in his XP1000. We run the headlights during every race to help with the shadows on the course, and those few moments of change from bright fields to dark woods. They had their waterproof abilities tested the entire race, proving just how stout these lights are. Sean and I finished a solid Second, and maintain the points lead in the series.

One of the great benefits of working in this company is getting to meet up with some of the great people in the automotive industry. Thursday, I visited with the great guys over at OnPoint Connections in Enfield CT. to show them some light bar options for a big project they have coming up. On the way home, I got an email from Axis Fabrication down in Waynesboro Virginia needing a set of the Race 8.5, and Race 7.0 lights for a build by the weekend. Knowing the importance of getting these lights to them without delay, I loaded up the Rubicon and headed out early morning. Despite the crazy traffic and severe weather, it was a great opportunity to keep in touch with another one of Competition LED's official dealers. Alan and the crew build some incredible rock crawling and offroad racing machines, including a single seat vw powered unlimited comp buggy. Heading out, made a quick stop at Waffle House to fuel up. On the way home, I took a detour to visit some friends that were competing at the WE ROCK event at Rausch Creek. Got a chance to catch up with fellow sponsors of the Sean Haluch Racing team, Cora and Erik from Torq-Masters, and discuss some of the next races on the schedule. Back on the road just after midnight, I was able to reflect about how great it is to work in an industry that has so many great people involved in it that are so passionate about what they do. I'm honored when I get a call from some of the best in the industry looking for Competition LED lights, and makes me proud of the great products we sell.