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Behind the Scenes of the Polaris RZR XP1K2 Video
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While RJ Anderson is used to racing his Polaris RZR XP1000 at full throttle, he admits, some of the stunts he performs can make him feel a bit edgy. We asked RJ what his favorite stunt was. “It's more like which isn't my least favorite,” he joked.
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Before each segment a test run was made using a stock Polaris RZR XP 1000
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“I can't say that I really have a favorite when we are filming. Some of what we do can be a bit sketchy, but when it's all done and your watching the finished product, it looks amazing. For me this is such a good opportunity to work with Polaris, Mad Media and UTV Underground. The whole XP1K experience is something we are hoping to really grow and reach a lot of people with. Racing is only a small part of the UTV community and these videos are made to appeal to just about everyone, not just racers,” said Anderson.
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RJ Anderson and the crew discuss an obstacle along the course
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XP1K2 was debuted at Camp RZR in Glamis over the Halloween weekend. The Friday night screening was such a huge success that a second screening was scheduled for Saturday night.
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WORCS Racer & stunt driver Nick Nelson, pictured to the far right, helped RJ Anderson pull off many of the insane jumps and obstacles in the XP1K2 video
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“The XP1K2 premiere was so well received on Friday there was a repeat showing on Saturday night to a crowd of at least a thousand people. All cheering on our boy RJ Anderson. It was pretty awesome to see it so well received,” stated Josh Martelli.
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The inside of the XP1K2 Polaris RZR XP1000 that features a custom dash, interior and billet RZR handbrake and shift knob
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With the success of XP1K and XP1K2 the Mad Media and UTV Underground crews will have their hands full coming up with even bigger and crazier stunts. We have had some insight as to what XP1K3 will be about, and it will be nothing short of amazing, but we are going to keep that under wraps for now and let everyone enjoy XP1K2.
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Many drones including this DJ Phantom were used to capture the unique aerial and fly by footage during the XP1K2 video
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