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Christmas Recovery | A Ballistic Motorsports Production

Christmas Recovery | A Ballistic Motorsports Production

Christmas Recovery | A Ballistic Motorsports Production

BJ Baldwin is back with a sweet Christmas video.

Looks like he has more awesome content planned for 2023.  

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from your friends at Ballistic Motorsports. Looking forward to dropping more content in 2023, maybe even a little something called Recoil… Directed/Shot/Edited by: Josh Metzger Drone Operator: Bobby Kanode Sound Engineers: Bobby Kanode + Ryan Hall Set Design: Kylee Gilson + Alicya Siler Special Thanks To: Caleb Francis Kyle Craft Mark and Kaley Gomez Chris Allen Black Rifle Coffee Company 1st Phorm Ultra Wheels Rigid Lighting King Shocks Manny Castillo Carlos Maldonado Paul Pacillas Joey Fuentes Jaeden Baldwin Janey Lee

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