BRANDON HERARN


Brandon Hearn is an American off-road desert racer with a lifelong passion for motorsports. Born in Southern California, Brandon spent his youth living and racing throughout Southern California, Las Vegas, and Utah, where he developed a love for motocross before eventually returning to Southern California. His early years on two wheels built the foundation for his transition into desert racing.
In 2017, Brandon entered his first desert race with MORE (Mojave Off-Road Racing Enthusiasts) at the historic Slash X course in Barstow, California. Soon after, he began racing Baja California in his 1979 Ford Bronco (#835), competing in the NORRA 500 and the legendary NORRA Mexican 1000. Those experiences ignited his passion for Baja endurance racing and laid the foundation for his future in the sport.
Brandon later launched Hearn Motorsports and joined the No Limits Baja Adventures team, campaigning the #836 Class 8 Ford throughout the Pro Baja Off-Road Championship. Racing across Southern Baja, he competed in premier endurance events including the La Ribera 300, Cabo 250, Loreto 400, Loreto 500, and Coyote 300, before making the transition into Trophy Truck.
Today, Brandon pilots the Hearn Motorsports Trophy Truck #36 in the Pro Baja Championship with the No Limits Baja Adventures. Whether racing modern Trophy Trucks or vintage Baja race vehicles, his passion remains rooted in the challenge, camaraderie, and tradition that define desert racing.

Career Highlights

•             Born in Southern California
•             Grew up racing motocross in California, Nevada, and Utah
•             Desert racing debut in 2017 with MORE at the historic Slash X course
•             Competed in the NORRA 500 and NORRA Mexican
               1000 in the 1979 Ford Bronco #835
•             Campaigned the #836 Class 8 Ford with No Limits Baja Adventures
•             Current driver of Hearn Motorsports Trophy Truck #36
•             Pro Baja competitor: La Ribera 300, Cabo 250, Loreto 400, 
               Loreto 500, and Coyote 300