WWE Hall of Famer “Stone Cold” Steve Austin has completed his first season of off-road racing and is already planning a return to the track in 2027, according to reports from F4W Online and Ringside News.
Austin spent much of 2026 competing for the Valley Off-Road Racing Association (VORRA) in his home state of Nevada, a pursuit that has become a serious hobby and passion for the wrestling icon outside of the ring. Both outlets confirm that his final race of the season has now been completed, closing out his rookie campaign in the sport.
The reports indicate Austin is excited about what comes next, with plans already in motion for another season of competition in 2027. Specific details about his results, standings, or future race schedule within VORRA were not included in the available reports.
Austin, one of the most recognizable figures in professional wrestling history, has long been known for embracing a variety of outdoor and motorsport pursuits since stepping back from in-ring competition. His move into off-road racing represents a continuation of that lifestyle, giving fans a glimpse of “Stone Cold” pursuing a new competitive outlet far removed from WWE programming.
VORRA, based in Nevada, provides a regional off-road racing circuit where Austin has been competing throughout the year. The reports do not specify further details about the series format, Austin’s specific vehicle class, or his finishing position for the season, but both outlets agree on the central development: his first season is complete, and he intends to return in 2027.
No additional information regarding Austin’s WWE status, potential television appearances, or other business ventures was included in the cited reports. As of publication, this off-road racing update stands as the confirmed news regarding Austin’s current activities away from the wrestling business.
