Huaen Brothers: from rally club to a long-term growth platform
Huaen Brothers’ rally practice began with a racing team in 2011, followed by the establishment of Nanjing Huaen Brothers Racing Club in 2012. The work has since expanded across rally, youth outdoor growth, family events, routes and media, toward a path that can continue for years.
Existing sources reviewed; unconfirmed information is labelled.
Racing is not the final product
Racing is a tool, rally is a setting, and real growth is the intended outcome. The aim is not to turn every child into a racer, but to develop independence, responsibility, judgment and collaboration.
Rally is not about teaching a child to defeat others. It is about direction, responsibility and arriving with a team.
Capabilities built through long practice
A timeline still in progress
Early milestones come from the company-provided 2023 club presentation. Public use of results, bases, media and partnerships still requires supporting records and current-status review.
The Nanjing Huaen Brothers racing team was formed, establishing the practice that preceded the club.
Nanjing Huaen Brothers Racing Club was established and continued competing in domestic rally events.
The 2023 club deck records multiple ATV and club-category results across the China Grand Rally and Taklimakan Rally.
The Zhongwei base and Kids Rider summer camp were launched, bringing rally practice into youth growth settings.
Work expanded from the Alxa desert camp and the first Kids Rider Silk Road Rally to Changliushui and an early Finland direction.
The 2023 deck records completion of the second Kids Rider Silk Road Rally.
The television program 小小骑士一起冲 aired on Jiangsu TV; publication rights still require page-level confirmation.
Building a longer path from Kids Rider to Silk Road Rider, Dark Horse Rider and the wider real world.
Founder Li Tiejun’s rally practice
The company-provided 2023 deck identifies Li Tiejun as founder and records selected results from the Taklimakan Rally, China Grand Rally and Silk Road China Grand Rally from 2011 onward.
Competed in the Taklimakan Rally; the 2023 club deck records a national rookie award.
Led a team in the China Grand Rally; the deck records national runner-up in the ATV category.
Competed in the Silk Road China Grand Rally; the deck records national individual runner-up in ATV.
Returned to the Taklimakan Rally; the deck records second place in the ATV category.
Source: 2023 club presentation, slide 4. Association titles, certificates, coaches, qualifications and the current team remain subject to verification; no AI portrait is used.