The collaboration kicks off at the Polaris World Championships in Crandon, Wisconsin, on September 4–5. For Ryan Beat, who currently leads the PRO2 points standings, the partnership provides a practical advantage for his fleet. GOOLOO branding will appear on his Pro 4 and Pro 2 vehicles, as well as Wyatt Miller’s Pro Spec truck and the team’s transport haulers. Beyond mere sponsorship, the team will integrate GOOLOO’s A5 jump starter into their daily pit operations.
Carl Schubitzke, President of ISOC Racing, noted that the move addresses a universal need in the racing circuit: reliability. The partnership will culminate in the trackside debut of the A9 Ultra at the CF Moto Off-Road National in San Bernardino, California, this October. Designed for heavy-duty use, the A9 Ultra offers 6000A of peak current, a significant jump from the A5’s 4000A capacity. By placing these tools in the hands of teams facing the realities of race-day pressure, GOOLOO aims to bridge the gap between consumer-grade equipment and the rugged requirements of competitive motorsports.





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