STAGE CLOSE. MOVE FAST.
A UTV fire skid can stage near active areas and move through infield roads or restricted access where a full-size truck may take longer to position.
Mobile fire suppression for racetracks, off-road events, pit areas and motorsports facilities where response time and access matter.
Motorsports response is built around speed, access and positioning. Incidents can happen in the infield, on an off-road course, in a pit area or at a point where larger response vehicles lose time getting into position.
A UTV fire skid gives track safety teams a compact mobile suppression platform that can stage close to the action and move quickly when the course goes hot.
Build around the track layout, access roads, vehicle fleet and the amount of water your safety plan requires.
A UTV fire skid can stage near active areas and move through infield roads or restricted access where a full-size truck may take longer to position.
UTV-based suppression is a natural fit for off-road motorsports where the response route itself includes dirt, trails and uneven terrain.
A compact truck skid can add suppression capability to a pickup or support vehicle used around pit, paddock and facility areas.
BLZ UTV and truck skids can add mobile water and suppression capability to a track safety fleet.
45 GAL
Light, compact UTV suppression for facilities prioritizing quick access and maneuverability.
60 GAL
A balanced 60-gallon UTV system for track safety teams that want more onboard water without moving to a truck platform.
100 GAL
Compact truck-based suppression for pickups and facility support vehicles.
For racetracks and motorsports facilities, the fire skid should be selected around where incidents can occur and which vehicle can reach those locations fastest. UTV systems are useful for infield roads, off-road courses and tight access. Truck skids add capacity where pickups can move efficiently.
Fire suppression is only one part of motorsports emergency planning. Equipment should be integrated into the facility's trained response program, communications plan and applicable safety requirements.
A UTV fire skid can position mobile water and hose capability around infields, off-road courses and restricted-access areas where maneuverability can reduce response travel time.
UTV-based systems can support trained event response teams on off-road courses where a side-by-side is already part of the safety fleet.
Capacity should be matched to vehicle payload, crew, equipment and the facility response plan. BLZ UTV systems are available in 45-, 60- and 80-gallon configurations.
Yes. The Defender 100 is a compact truck skid that can add onboard suppression capability to a pickup or support vehicle.
No. Fire suppression equipment should be integrated into a trained motorsports emergency response program and used according to facility procedures and applicable requirements.
Talk with a BLZ dealer about UTV and truck skid options for the way your safety team moves around the facility.