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Bryan has been involved with the automotive industry for over 20+ years starting the journey freshout of high school. He has enjoyed teaching and explaining the performance and drivability featuresof vehicles on and off road. Bryan has worked for multiple automotive manufactures, and drivertraining companies as a precision driving instructor. Bryan has been involved in R&D for severaloff road manufactures.
Bryan wanted to achieve more and joined the fire academy and received a fire science degree, EMТ and Hazmat Tech. He since became a Deputy Sheriff/ training officer for 9 years in San Francisco.Bryan started out riding a small dirt bike with training wheels at the age of 2. He progressed to racingmotorcycles at club events at a very early age. Just out of high school he began to race AMA districtevents with over a dozen first place finishes with 2 championships. Other motorcycle events includeWorks events and The Virginia City Grand Prix where he finished 3rd overall with a field of over500. During that time he also competed in drag racing( High School Championship), oval dirt trackand asphalt track racing.

The next phase of his experience involved several years of Rock Crawling in WEROCK and Calrockevents. During that time in 2018 he saw a few articles about this event called King of the Hammers.He wanted to try it and quickly built a vehicle and raced the second KOH in 2009. Realizing hecould not compete with the car he built he took a few years off. Next he got a 4500 ultra4 car andraced it at Norcal events and King ofthe Hammers. Wanting to compete at the highest level he builta very competitive 4400 car. His first KOH qualified 4th out of a field of over 100. He continued torace Koh for the next 5 years qualifying first, 2 3rd qualifying, a 4th and an 8th. During that period2019 he was 5th in west coast points, 6th in national points. In 2021 he was west coast champion. In2023 he was west coast champion and finally that year became the 2023 National Champion a greataccomplishment considering he did not have large sponsorships.

Other off road events include the Mint 400 where he finished first in his class, Baha 500, 1,000, andVegas to Reno. As he competes in events he continues to work as a professional driver in theautomotive industry and spends time with family and his young daughter.

Upcoming events for him include this year Vegas to Reno, Baha 1,000 and possibly other eventsincluding autocross in several of his vehicles. The following list is a summary of his recent off roadaccomplishment.

The following are the highlights of Bryan Crofts
2024 KOH Start 26th finish (alternate driver due to medical issue)
2023 Ultra4 2nd West Coast championship
2023 Ultra4 National championship
2023 Ultra4 3rd Legends of Havasu
2023 Ultra4 2nd Visions
2023 Ulrta4 12th KOH
2023 ultra4 3rd place qualifying KOH
2022 ultra4 2nd Visions
2022 Ultra4 2nd Stampede
2022 Ultra4 Pole position Stampede
2022 Ultra4 2nd Area BFE
2022 Ultra4 KOH 2nd Class 11
2022 Ultra4 Pole position КОН
2021 Ultra4 West Coast Champion
2021 Ultra4 4th Black Hills
2021 Ultra4 5th El Rey Baja
2021 Ultra4 1st Area BFE
2021 Ultra4 2nd KOH
2019 Ultra4 6th National points
2019 Ultra4 5th west coast points
2019 Ultra4 5th El Rey Baja
2017 Ultra4 Hard charger Stampede
2017 1st Nor Cal
2009 Ultra4 First KOH
2021 Mint 400 first Class 11

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