About W.E.ROCK
Founded as CalROCS in 2000, the first event was a standalone halo event that was called “Put-Up or Shut-Up”, (PUSU). PUSU was a “run what you brung” event – no vehicle classes, just had to have passed the safety rules to enter the event.
Due to the success of this first event, we started a series of competitions in 2001. CalROCS lasted thru the 2004 season, drawing competitors from across the country. In 2002, at the urging of the competitors to hold events outside the western U.S, NARRCA (North American Rock Crawlers Association) began with regional rock crawling events all across the nation.
In late 2004, we founded W.E.ROCK (World Extreme Rock Crawling Championships), with plans for a true U.S. Championship Series starting in 2005. After the 2004 season, CalROCS was put on the shelf with plans to roll it out again in the future. As W.E.ROCK, we established an organization of local, regional, national and international rock crawling events. In 2006, we held the first true World Championships, with teams coming from the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Australia and South Africa. No World Championships have been held since due to economic constraints.
As of the beginning of the 2011 season we have now successfully completed 10 seasons of rock crawling competitions for the greatest competitors in our nation.
We have re-established our long range plans and will continue to operate on a national level, while helping to continue the growth of the sport through creating regional and local event series.
W.E.ROCK established & continues to redefine Extreme Motorsports
| 2000 – November, 1st PUSU Competition |
| 2001 – 1st year of the CalROCS Series |
| 2002 – 2nd yr of CalROCS – 1st yr of NARRCA |
| 2003 – 2004 CalROCS and NARCCA |
| 2005 – 1st yr of W.EROCK Grand National Championship Series |
| 2006 – 1st “True” Rock Crawling World Championship |
| 2006 – Present – W.E.ROCK Grand National Championship Series |











