When diesel enthusiasts across the Rocky Mountain West hear the words Weekend on the Edge, they know it’s time to load the trailer, top off the tank, and head to Ogden, Utah. On September 20th, the parking lots and fairgrounds surrounding Edge Products once again rumbled to life for the annual Weekend on the Edge 2025, one of the most anticipated gatherings on the diesel performance calendar. Hosted by Edge Products, this long-running celebration of horsepower, torque, and community brought together competitors, fans, and vendors for a weekend of dyno domination and dirt-slinging sled pulls.

Weekend On The Edge 2025: A Gathering Of The West’s Diesel Elite

Weekend on the Edge has built its reputation as the premier diesel event in the western U.S., drawing participants from Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, and beyond. The 2025 edition was no exception, with 70+ trucks hitting the Northwest Dyno Circuit chassis dyno, each gunning for bragging rights and a chance to put up numbers worthy of national attention.

Spectators lined up early to get a front-row view of the high-RPM screaming and unrelenting power pulls that define WOTE. The event’s relaxed atmosphere combined with fierce competition made it the perfect mix of community and competition, where enthusiasts swap tuning tips and turbo stories between dyno runs and sled pulls.

Dyno Competition: Big Numbers and Bigger Crowds

The Weekend on the Edge 2025 dyno area was buzzing from the moment the first truck hit the rollers. Each pull drew cheers and gasps as numbers flashed across the screens. Competitors brought everything from daily-driven street rigs to full-blown competition builds, pushing their setups to the limit.

The top number of the day came from Bridger Williams of Industrial Injection, whose big Dodge laid down a staggering 1,878 horsepower on fuel only. The crowd erupted as the dyno rollers strained under the load, a true testament to the cutting-edge engine building and fueling coming out of Industrial Injection’s shop.

Hot on his heels was Wesley Beaman, who took home the Unlimited Class win with a monster 1,797 horsepower pull. Both competitors showcased not only the raw power of their Cummins powered trucks but also the precision engineering and tuning finesse that make diesel performance such an addictive sport.

With more than seventy trucks taking their turn on the dyno, the field was stacked with talent. From Cummins-powered daily drivers to compound-turbo C10 Duramaxs and even a 1,300hp 6.0-liter Power Stroke from KC Turbos, the diversity of builds highlighted just what this event has become. The event also served as a proving ground for new products and tuning strategies, a real-world testbed for innovation under extreme conditions.

Sled Pulls: Raw Power Meets Dirt and Determination

Once the dyno smoke cleared, attention shifted to the sled pulls, hosted by Thain Motorsports and their legendary Dragula sled. The pulls have always been a crowd favorite, and 2025’s turnout proved it — 52 entries lined up to test their rigs’ strength against the weighted sled in front of 3,000 screaming fans.

As the sun dipped behind the mountains, diesel thunder echoed through the valley. Trucks dug deep, sending dirt flying and engines screaming as they clawed for every inch of distance. From work-stock classes to full-competition rigs, the sled pulls offered something for everyone, showcasing not only raw horsepower but also driver skill and mechanical finesse.

The Dragula sled proved a worthy adversary, separating the pretenders from the contenders. By the end of the night, fans were treated to close finishes, wild wheel speed, and a reminder of why sled pulling remains one of the most authentic and exhilarating forms of motorsport in the diesel world. Make a bunch of power? You’ve got 300 feet to prove it.

Vendor alley was hopping all day and night as well, with a bunch of the top shops in the business. Dynomite Diesel, Daily Driven Performance, KC Turbos, XDP, APG, WC Fab, Industrial Injection, and more were in attendance showing off their latest products. Their presence helped elevate the event with booth displays, giveaways, and hands-on interaction with fans. Whether you were looking to upgrade your injectors, explore new turbo options, or talk tuning strategy, the vendor midway had something for every kind of diesel enthusiast.

The backing from these companies, along with the passion of local volunteers and Edge Products’ dedicated team, underscores how deeply rooted Weekend on the Edge is in the community. It’s more than an event; it’s a gathering of the diesel family, where competitors become friends and spectators become future builders.

More Than Horsepower: The Spirit of Weekend on the Edge

While the dyno numbers and sled pull distances grab the headlines, what keeps people coming back year after year is the camaraderie. WOTE captures the soul of diesel culture, where hard work, innovation, and a love for all things torque come together for one epic weekend.

Families lined the fences, kids wore earmuffs and wide smiles, and old friends reunited under the cloud of diesel smoke and slinging dirt . The event also served as a reminder of how strong the Western diesel community has become, continuing to grow despite changing regulations and rising costs. Passion drives it all, and Weekend on the Edge remains the perfect showcase of that spirit.

As competitors load up and the dust settles on Ogden, one thing’s certain, the countdown has already begun for Weekend on the Edge 2026. Bigger numbers, bolder builds, and the same unbeatable atmosphere await. Until then, the diesel community can proudly say: the Edge is alive and roaring stronger than ever.