Shorty's the one that taught me the routes.

He's had more time off-roading than me, but me and him learned together, you know.

I mean, if he doesn't go to Red Sands, I don't go to Red Sands.

When I get there, it's like something just comes over me.

My head gets in the zone, and everything just starts flowing for me.

(rhythmic music) (singer speaking Spanish) (upbeat reggaeton music) - [Omar] And if you tell someone from El Paso, "Hey, meet me at Red Sands," where are they going to meet you?

The pit.

The pit is the heart of Red Sands.

This is the main area where people just like to hang out, bonfire, drink, have fun with their friends.

It's literally the heart because everybody gathers there.

(group chattering and laughing) And out there is no man's land.

Because honestly, you can get lost if you don't know what you're doing.

It's dangerous, man.

Like, you drive 100 miles an hour, adrenaline kicks in, and then you gotta be aware of your surroundings, of course, because you're going to see what bump you're going to hit next or what turn's coming.

If you hit a bump and you don't know what you're doing, you can flip.

And that's where mistakes are made.

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