More Than Mud: The Community Behind the Wrath Riders
In the off-road world, there are crews that ride together—and then there are crews that stand for something. The Wrath Riders fall firmly into the second category.
Based out of Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, The Wrath Riders have become a recognizable and respected presence in the mudding and off-road community through their passion for riding, their support of events, and—most importantly—the people who make up their group.
More Than a Name on a Banner
Over the past few years, The Wrath Riders have been deeply involved in sponsoring and promoting off-road events, showing up not just to ride, but to give back and help elevate the sport they love. Their involvement doesn’t stop at sponsorships either—they’re currently in the planning stages of organizing their very own Wrath Riders event, one that will be geared toward race enthusiasts while also focusing on charitable fundraising.
That blend of adrenaline and heart is a theme you’ll see woven throughout everything they do.
How It All Started
Like many great off-road stories, this one started with friends and a first ride that changed everything.
Four years ago, Peter McLemore, Christina Reid, and their best friends Billy and Stacey took a trip to Boggs & Boulders Off-Road Park. One visit was all it took. Between the terrain, the atmosphere, and the people they met along the way, they were hooked—and the Wrath Riders were born.
What began as a shared love for riding quickly turned into a tight-knit group and a growing presence within the off-road scene.
What Makes The Wrath Riders Different
Ask them what makes The Wrath Riders unique, and the answer is simple: the people.
The group is made up of individuals from all walks of life—different social backgrounds, financial situations, ethnicities, political views, geographic locations, and religious beliefs. Instead of dividing them, those differences have become their strength.
It’s that diversity—and the mutual respect that comes with it—that sets The Wrath Riders apart in the mudding community.
Favorite Place to Ride
While they love traveling and exploring new parks, there’s one place that holds a special spot in their hearts.
Boggs & Boulders is their favorite place to ride, hands down. From hill climbs to mud bogs to fast trail riding (their personal favorite), Boggs offers something for everyone. But it’s not just the terrain—it’s the people. The Wrath Riders speak highly of the Boggs staff, describing them as second to none and treating riders like family.
Advice for Riders
Their tip for both new and experienced riders is refreshingly straightforward:
“Just be safe—plain and simple.”
In a sport built on horsepower and thrill, that reminder matters.
Looking Ahead
This riding season, The Wrath Riders are most excited about traveling to parks across the country and meeting new people who share the same passion for off-roading. For them, the ride doesn’t end at the trailhead—it’s about the connections made along the way.
A Final Word from The Wrath Riders
Before we wrapped up, they wanted to make one thing clear:
They are the kind of people who will help anyone they come across in need, regardless of whether that help is ever returned.
That mindset says everything you need to know about who they are.
“We Ride Hard!”
And from what we can see, they ride with a whole lot of heart too.
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