Marty Fiolka

A lifelong enthusiast of off-road motorsports, Marty Fiolka raced his first SCORE Baja 1000 in 1992. A graduate of the California University at Long Beach, he formed the Rennsport Marketing Group in 1995 and executed public relations programs for Nissan, Infiniti, Exxon, Mitsubishi, and SCORE International. Now an eight-time Baja 1000 competitor and desert racing veteran, Fiolka is the associate producer of Dana Brown's Baja documentary, Dust to Glory, the author of the recently released coffee-table Baja 1000 history book 1000 Miles to Glory and the editorial director for Advanstar Communications.

Together with Rhino World and Black Rhino, We Complete One of The Coolest Yamaha Rhinos Around

In the last issue of DIRTsports, we followed along with the crew at DragonFire Racing as they installed one of the coolest long-travel Rhino kits around.
For now, it's time for additional power, torque and a trick safety cage - all courtesy of those pesky instigators at DragonFire Racing.

If you'll recall, in last month's issue of DIRTsports, our staff of maniacs wanted to find out firsthand about why the Yamaha Rhino was turning the off-road nation on its collective ear. We had seen them everywhere with people having a great time riding around the pits and dunes; all just enjoying a true revolution of affordable off-road fun.

In case you haven't noticed (actually, it would be nearly impossible not to), we are in the midst of an invasion. From the grassy pits of Crandon, to the hills of Moab, to the sand dunes of Glamis, the Dirt Nation is overrun by rhinos. Yamaha Rhinos, to be exact. Yes, these have horns too, but they run on four wheels–not four feet.