The Record Ledger
Hall of Fame
This is holy ground for the ones who refuse to land short. Record Breakers Co. was built on dirt, throttle, and the will to send it further than anyone alive — a house of legends chasing the ghost of Seth Enslow and rewriting the record book one impossible gap at a time.
Records On The Books
Inaugural Class
The Inductees

Colby Raha
The founder and the inaugural inductee — a 12x X Games medalist with 7 gold and the throttle hand that made Record Breakers Co. a real address. He owns the longest V-Twin jump ever certified at 205 feet in Sturgis, cleared 200 feet over 23 BMWs, and pulled the Rahville Double in a single night — a 175-foot solo Harley launch and a 130-foot tandem with his own mom riding shotgun. In 2026 he took the QuarterPipe High Air to another planet, stamping 90 feet in Mesa and 94 feet over the Caesars Palace Fountains.

Alan Ampudia
Desert royalty and a cornerstone of the Record Breakers universe, Ampudia turns the open desert into his personal proving ground. When the trucks line up and the dust wall goes vertical, he's the name the field is measuring itself against.

Daniel Sandoval
A BMX force who brings big-air imagination to the Record Breakers crew, Sandoval rides the line between technical and terrifying. He's part of the two-wheel brain trust — alongside Andrew Topa, Kaden 'Dubby' Stone, and Dennis Enarson — pushing what a bike can do off a lip.

Blake Wilkey
A dual-threat sender who's as dangerous behind the wheel of a trophy truck as he is in the air on two wheels, Wilkey refuses to pick a lane. That crossover instinct is exactly the kind of go-big DNA Record Breakers Co. was built on.

Paul Fisher
Known as the 'All-American Sender,' Fisher earned the nickname the only way it's earned — by hucking it and holding it wide open. He rounds out the Record Breakers trophy truck firepower with a full-send reputation that precedes the start line.

