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Nearly 270 racers in Baja for SCORE San Felipe 250

O’Neal tops 116 racers with 243 total combined class wins

SCORE MEDIA CONTACT: Dominic Clark, [email protected]

ENSENADA, Baja California, Mexico – Launching its sixth decade as the World’s Foremost Desert Racing Organization this year, looking to add another trophy to his record-setting class win total, SoCal’s veteran age-group champion motorcycle racer Jim O’Neal, will help lead 116 racers who have combined for 243 class wins among over 270 racers expected to start Saturday’s King Shocks 37th SCORE San Felipe 250.

O’Neal, 77, the noted apparel manufacturer from Santa Barbara, Calif., has 19 class wins in San Felipe and will be a co-rider this year in two age-group motorcycle classes. He will pull double duty going for his 20th class win.

He will be riding sections for both the Francisco Septien team in the Pro Moto 40 class for riders over 40 years old and the Scott McIntosh team in Pro Moto 60 for riders over 60 years old.

FAST FACTS

Round 1 of the four-race 2024 SCORE World Desert Championship will be held March 20-24 on a rugged 285.69-mile race course in and around the quaint, peaceful village of San Felipe, Baja California, Mexico.

The unique 285.69-mile race course for this year’s King Shocks 37th SCORE San Felipe 250 features two special sections only for motorcycles and quads.

Attempting to reduce the number of motorcycles and quads that would be passed by the fastest cars and trucks, this is the third time in the history of SCORE International that there will be two sections part of the overall race course just for motorcycles and quads.

GREEN FLAG

The King Shocks 37th SCORE San Felipe 250, will be an elapsed-time race with staggered starts as the green flag on Saturday, March 23 will drop first for the motorcycles and quads at 6 a.m. (PT) and 9 a.m. (PT) for the cars, trucks and UTVs. While the fastest vehicles are expected to finish in around four and one-half hours, all vehicles will have a 13-hour time limit in the 285.59-mile race to become official finishers in the iconic race.

MORE FAST FACTS

Pre-race Contingency and Tech Inspection and the start/finish line compound will be located on the picturesque El Malecon in San Felipe along the inspiring azure waters of the Sea of Cortez.

San Felipe is 125 miles south of the U.S. Border at Calexico, Calif. on the eastern side of the Baja peninsula. All four 2024 SCORE races will be held on Mexico’s magnificent Baja California peninsula for the eighth consecutive year.

SCORE, the World’s Foremost Desert Racing Organization, is celebrating its 51st season in 2024.

BY THE NUMBERS

With over 270 entries anticipated at the start line to launch the sixth decade of SCORE desert racing, 254 total entries have been received so far for the popular ‘Spring Break’ event, with racers representing 28 U.S. States, U.S. Territory of Puerto Rico, and 10 countries. The countries with at least one racer so far are United States, host country Mexico, Australia, Bolivia, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, France, New Zealand, and Peru.

To date, there are 188 cars/trucks/utvs entered and 66 motorcycles/quads.

O’NEAL HAS RETURNED

Leading the gregarious group of 116 racers with at least one class win in this race entered this year is Jim O’Neal (Pro Moto 40 and Pro Moto 60) with a SCORE race-record 19 class wins (age group motorcycle) wins--all in the last 25 years.

O’Neal also has 41 starts out of 55 years in the SCORE Baja 500 and 42 starts out of 56 years in the SCORE Baja 1000.

O’Neal is the only person who has raced in all 36 previous SCORE San Felipe 250 races and he has a SCORE-record 24 season class point titles in his lengthy career.

MORE DIRTFAX

With double-digit entries to date are the marquee SCORE Trophy Truck (high-tech, unlimited, 1000-horsepower, custom trucks) with 38, Trophy Truck Spec (SCORE Trophy Trucks with spec engines) with 44, Class 10 (12), Pro UTV Open (21), Pro UTV FI (19), Pro UTV Stock (14), Pro Moto Unlimited (12), and Pro Moto Ironman (solo riders) with 14.

SCORE LIVE

During qualifying on Thursday, contingency on Friday and the race on Saturday until the course closes on Sunday early morning, SCORE Live streaming will be broadcasting race activities and start and finish line interviews as well as live action from Drones, ground cameras and in-car cameras from around the race course. There will also be live Zoom interviews for individuals around the race course as part of SCORE Live for this race.

Popular Rat Sult, who is starting his ninth season as the voice of SCORE, will once again serve as host and lead ramp announcer of the expansive SCORE Live streaming. Assisting Sult will be Mexico’s Gabriel Garcia.

Sult and Garcia will be announcing from the SCORE start/finish ramp while the show will also include SCORE studio announcers in El Cajon, Calif., providing live info and updates throughout the race. Host announce in the SCORE Studio will again be Brandon Johnson while co-hosts during the race will be Wes Miller and Heidi Steele.

SCORE live is being produced again by SCORE Media House, Bud Brutsman, producer, Alberto Luna, on-site director.

Coverage will also include Austin Farner in the studio announcing during qualifying.

SCORE live may be launched from the home page of the SCORE website or from the SCORE App.

ON-SITE REGISTRATION

Being held in the Centro Commercial Plaza Armex in San Felipe. On Wednesday, March 20, registration for qualifying teams only will be held from 2 p.m. until 8 p.m.

Regular on-site and late racer registration will be held on Thursday (March 21) from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. PT and on Friday (March 22) from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. No new entries will be accepted after 4 p.m. PT on Thursday (March 21) and 3 p.m. PT on Friday (March 22).

Media Registration will be held at the same location from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on both Wednesday (March 20) and Thursday (March 21) and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday (March 22).

METHOD RACE WHEELS SCORE QUALIFYING

For just the fifth time in the history of this popular ‘Spring Break’ race, SCORE will hold the Method Race Wheels SCORE Qualifying session starting at 7 a.m. PT on Thursday, March 21 to determine the starting positions within each class for the SCORE Trophy Truck, SCORE TT Legend and Trophy Truck Spec classes. The starting order for qualifying in each class will be the order in which they entered the race.

The first to qualify in SCORE Trophy Truck will be Adam Householder, Placentia, Calif., and the first to qualify in the Trophy Truck Spec class will be Thor Herbst, Las Vegas.

Entries received in the qualifying classes received after Friday, March 8 are being given then next available starting slot within their respective classes.

Qualifying will be held on a 5.23-mile course not used before by SCORE. Qualifying is not open to the public.

Qualifying will be part of the SCORE Live streaming of the event accessed through the SCORE website.

THREE DECADES-PLUS

Celebrating the 37th anniversary of the youngest of the three legendary SCORE Baja races, sometimes referred to as the SCORE ‘Baby Baja’, information is on the SCORE website under Race Info at https://score-raceinfo.com/37th-san-felipe-250-march-20-24-2024/ for Pro and Sportsman entries for cars, trucks, UTVs, motorcycles and quads.

OTRO MAS, POR FAVOR….

Second in class wins behind O’Neal is Eric Solorzano with 11 wins in Class 11 in this San Felipe race.

Off-Road Motorsports Hall of Famer and desert racing G.O.A.T. Rob MacCachren, 59, has 10 class wins including a SCORE-record six overall wins in San Felipe (SCORE Trophy Truck) and with eight class wins in San Felipe is Wayne Matlock (Pro UTV Open).

With six class victories each are Larry Roeseler, 66, (SCORE TT Legend), and Gustavo ‘Tavo’ Vildosola Jr, 42, (SCORE Trophy Truck).

With five career class wins in the SCORE San Felipe 250 racing this year are Francisco Septien, Ensenada (Pro Moto 40) and Gustavo Vildosola Sr, 70 (SCORE TT Legend).

With four career class wins each in San Felipe are Tim Herbst (SCORE Trophy Truck), Chad Broughton, (SCORE Trophy Truck), Mike Cafro (Pro UTV Open), Elias Hanna (Pro UTV FI), Dan Worley (Class 10), Eli Yee (Class 5), Fernando Beltran (Pro Moto Unlimited), and Shane Esposito (Pro Moto 40).

With three career class wins each in San Felipe entered this year are Luke McMillin (SCORE Trophy Truck), Marc Burnett (Pro UTV FI), Daniel Chamlee (Class 7), Santiago Creel (Trophy Truck Spec), Mikey Lawrence (SCORE Trophy Truck), Kristen Matlock (Pro UTV Open), Steve Olliges (SCORE Trophy Truck), Stan Potter (Class 10), and Jorge Sampietro (Trophy Truck Spec).

There are also 15 racers entered with two class wins in the SCORE San Felipe 250.

Led by Luke McMillin as the two-time defending SCORE Trophy Truck and overall race winner, there are 19 defending 2023 SCORE San Felipe 250 class champs who are entered this year.

PRE-RUNNING

Pre-running on the official 285.69-mile race course opened on March 9. Pre-running starts at race-mile .70 and finishes at race-mile 284.38.

This year’s race course runs in a counter-clockwise direction with one physical checkpoint at the Borrego Road crossing. Motorcycle and quad classes have two deviations to the overall race course, but all vehicles will run the exact same total mileage. Sportsman classes will run 284.86 total miles.

The official GPS files, course map, Racer’s Brief, and Penalty Bulletin are all available on the SCORE website under Racer Info.

ANOTHER AMAZING COURSE

With pre-running continuing since March 9 for the King Shocks 37th SCORE San Felipe 250, SCORE President/Race Director Jose A. Grijalva and Co-Race Director Rodolfo Fernandez have put together another memorable race course to challenge the world’s best desert racers.

Starting and finishing back on the picturesque El Malecon, the race is 285.69 miles, running in a counter-clockwise direction and features one physical full stop checkpoint (Borrego Road Crossing at race-mile 201.03).

For just the third time and for safety reasons, SCORE has developed two separate sections within the overall race course for motorcycles and quads only, but all Pro classes will still cover 285.69 total miles of magnificent Baja terrain. All Sportsman classes will run a course of 284.86.

There are 133 virtual checkpoints for cars/trucks/UTVs, 111 for motos/quads. The course has eight speed zones for a total of 6.90 miles.

The course heads North to the Zoo Road crossing up to the El Chinero area North for an extended long loop through Laguna Saldana, the Arroyo Grande, through Arroyo Arrajal, South to Borrego, down through Laguna Diablo, South past Morelia Junction, finally heading east through the gloriously infamous Chanate Wash, before heading north for the final sprint to the finish line.

The moto/quad first deviation of the course is at RM 90.51 north of El Chinero and rejoins the overall course at RM 178.77. The second deviation starts at RM 270.56, heading south to make a long loop through Chanate Wash, back east through Azufre Wash where those classes will run North parallel to the car/truck/utv course before joining back up at rm 278.62, for the final seven miles to the finish line on El Malecon.

All Sportsman classes will run a reduced course of 284.86 miles.

The official course map, GPS files, course notes and Racer’s Information packet are all available on the SCORE website. They are located under race info for the SCORE San Felipe 250.

POST—GRAND MARSHAL

Grand Marshal for this year’s King Shocks 37th SCORE San Felipe 250 is SCORE champion racer Mark Post, a prominent businessman in Southern California and Las Vegas.

Post, 65, of Las Vegas and Laguna Beach, Calif., who has been an active desert racer for nearly 30 years, recorded his most impressive season in 2007 when he won the SCORE Trophy Truck season point championship. In 2007, with the iconic Rob MacCachren as his second driver, Post won the 40th anniversary SCORE Baja 1000, a race of 1296.39 miles from Ensenada to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico in his spectacular No. 3 Riviera Racing Black Diamond Ford F-150.

Post, MacCachren, and third driver Carl Renezeder, covered the distance in 25 hours, 21 minutes, and 25 seconds, averaging 53.43 miles per hour to be the fastest overall four-wheel vehicle finisher in the race.

In his remarkable 2007 SCORE season Post finished fourth in the SCORE Laughlin Desert Challenge, first in the SCORE San Felipe 250, fourth in the SCORE Baja 500, second in the SCORE Terrible’s Las Vegas Primm 300, capped by his massive victory in the season-ending 40th SCORE Baja 1000 from Ensenada to Cabo San Lucas.

Also in 2007, Riviera Racing won the SCORE Las Vegas Terrible’s Cup short-course event on the dirt track at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway with Rob MacCachren driving.

In the SCORE San Felipe 250, Post has three career class wins, two with Jerry Whelchel before winning in 2007 in SCORE Trophy Truck with MacCachren. Post and Whelchel won Class 1 in this race in 1998 and again in 2004 in SCORE Trophy Truck.

Post also earned a prestigious SCORE Milestone Award in 2007.

In his illustrious SCORE racing career, Post has seven career SCORE Trophy Truck race victories, (2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, and his three in 2007.

DEPTH OF BAJA

Wednesday through Sunday of this week, a special photography show called ‘Depth of Baja’ will be featured in the lobby area at the Stella Del Mar Hotel in San Felipe.

Featuring samples of some of the most creative images shot at SCORE Baja races over the years, a sampling from four photography companies will be on exhibit. The display will feature the photographic art of Get Some Photo (Art Eugenio & Dick Gray), HighRev Photography (Jason Zindroski), Araiza 11 (Ernesto Araiza) and Bink Designs (Brian Binkert & Tony Lopez).

There is no admission charge to the exhibit, and the photographers will be on hand frequently as their work schedules allow.

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2024 SCORE SCHEDULE

Here are the dates for the four-race 2024 SCORE World Desert Championship which will be held in Baja California, Mexico for the ninth consecutive year:

· King Shocks 37th SCORE San Felipe 250—

March 20-24, San Felipe, Baja California, Mexico

· BFGoodrich Tires 56th SCORE Baja 500—

May 29-June 2, Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico

· 5th SCORE Baja 400, presented by VP Racing Fuels—

September 11-15, Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico

· BFGoodrich Tires 57th SCORE Baja 1000—

November 11-17, Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico

SCORE SPONSORS…

Official SCORE Sponsors: BFGoodrich Tires-Official Tire and Race Title Sponsor, Ford-Official Truck and SUV, King Shocks-Official Shock Absorber and Race Title Sponsor, Polaris RZR-Official UTV, VP Racing Fuels-Official Fuel and race presenting sponsor, Optima Batteries-Official Battery, Rugged Radios-Official Radio Communication, Sylvania-Official Light, Method Race Wheels-Official Wheel and Race Qualifying sponsor, Lasernut-Official Custom Metal Fabricator, Wide Open Excursions-Official Arrive and Drive Company, Crystal Bay Casino-Official Casino.

SCORE Official Partners: The Satellite Phone Store, Instant Mexico Auto Insurance.

Additional SCORE Associate Partners: Baja California Secretary of Tourism, MEXICO Secretary of Tourism, San Felipe Foundational Municipal Council, Ensenada Municipal Government, San Felipe Marketing Tourism Committee, Ensenada Marketing Tourism Committee, Ensenada Hotel and Motel Association, Proturismo Ensenada, and Cruz Roja Mexicana.

For more information regarding SCORE, visit the official website of the SCORE World Desert Championship at www.SCORE-International.com.

King Shocks 37th SCORE San Felipe 250

Round 1 of 4-race 2024 SCORE World Desert Championship

March 20-24 - San Felipe, Baja California, Mexico

Schedule of Events (All Times are Pacific Time)

Wednesday, March 20, 2024 (Times are PT)

By Appt. Chassis Inspection-Qualifying teams call 619.572.8245 to arrange

1pm-5pm Media Registration Centro Comercial Plaza Armex,

#39 Mar de Cortez

2pm-8pm Racer Registration Centro Comercial Plaza Armex

Thursday, March 21, 2024 (Times are PT)

7am Qualifying-SCORE Trophy Truck, SCORE TT Legend, Trophy Truck Spec

8am-5pm Racer Registration (no new entries after 4pm) Centro Comercial Plaza Armex

9am-5pm Chassis Inspection call 619.572.8245 to arrange

1pm-5pm Media Registration Centro Comercial Plaza Armex

Friday, March 22, 2024 (Times are PT)

8am-4pm Racer Registration (no new entries after 3pm) Centro Comercial Plaza Armex

8am-5pm Contingency Row El Malecon

8am-6pm Tech Insp/Transponder Ck/Stella Install End of El Malecon

9am-5pm Media Registration Centro Comercial Plaza Armex

6pm Mandatory Aircraft Pilot Safety Meeting Zoom Call

7pm Mandatory Racers Meeting Pavilion at El Dorado Ranch

Saturday, March 23, 2024 (Times are PT)

5:30a-11p SCORE Media Center Open SECTURE Office, 614 Mar de Cortez

START/FINISH LINE- El Malecon – 285.69-mile race course

6am RACE START: MOTORCYCLES/QUADS (subject to change)—

Pro Moto Unltd, Pro Moto 30, Pro Moto Ltd, Pro Moto 50, Pro Moto 40, Pro Moto 60, Pro Moto Ironman, Pro Moto Adv, Pro Quad, Pro Quad Ironman, Pro Baja-e Moto/Quad, SPT Moto, SPT Quad

(Start Intervals: Pro Moto Unlimited-60 second split, all other classes start one every 30 seconds)

GAP –a minimum of 2 1/2 hour gap between M/C, Quad start and car/truck/utv start

8:15am Opening Ceremonies

9am RACE START CARS/TRUCKS/UTVS (subject to change)—

TT/TT Legend, 1, TT Spec, 10, Pro UTV Open, Pro UTV FI, 7, SL, Pro UTV NA, 5, Pro UTV Unltd, Pro UTV Stock, 1/2-1600, 8, Heavy Metal, Heavy Metal Ltd, Hammer Truck, 3, 5-1600, BC, Stock Mid-Size, 7F, 7SX, SF, TL, Baja-e Truck, Baja-e Car, Baja-e UTV, 2, 11, SPT Truck, SPT Open-Wheel, SPT UTV

(TT, TT Legend, 1, TT Spec one every 60 seconds. All other car/truck/UTV classes start 30-second splits)

TIME LIMIT: All classes have 13 hours from time each vehicle starts to complete the course

Sunday, March 24, 2024 (PT)

5 am Posting of unofficial results online www.score-international.com

8am-9:30am Results inquiry/protest period Pavilion at El Dorado Ranch

9am-12noon SCORE Media Center Pavilion at El Dorado Ranch

10:30am Posting of official results Pavilion at El Dorado Ranch

11am-1pm Awards Celebration Pavilion at El Dorado Ranch

SCORE San Felipe 250 All-Time Overall Champions (1982 through 2023)

NOTE: This race was not held during the first five years of the combined HDRA/SCORE Desert Series (1985-1989).

Pro Cars, Trucks, UTVs

Year--Driver(s), Vehicle (Class)

1982--Dan Cornwell, Chenowth-VW (Class 1)

1983--Corky McMillin/Scott McMillin, Chenowth-Porsche (Class 2)

1984--Scott McMillin/Corky McMillin, Chenowth-Porsche (Class 2)

1990--Brian Collins/Jack Johnson, Chenowth-VW (Class 1)

1991--Larry Ragland, Chevy C1500 (Class 8)

1992--Bob Richey/Boyd Cox, Raceco-Porsche (Class 1)

1993--Scott Douglas, Ford Ranger (Class 7)

1994--Ivan Stewart, Toyota SR5 (SCORE Trophy Truck)

1995--Larry Ragland, Chevy C1500 (SCORE Trophy Truck)

1996--Robby Gordon, Ford F-150 (SCORE Trophy Truck)

1997--Curt LeDuc, Jeep Grand Cherokee (SCORE Trophy Truck)

1998--Mark Post/Jerry Whelchel, Riviera-Chevy (Class 1)

1999--Ed Herbst/Tim Herbst, Ford F-150 (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2000--Tim Herbst/Ed Herbst, Ford F-150 (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2001--Tim Herbst/Ed Herbst, Ford F-150 (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2002--Dan Smith/David Ashley, Ford F-150 (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2003--Gus Vildosola/Rob MacCachren, Ford F-150 (SCORE T-Truck)

2004--Mark Post/Jerry Whelchel, Ford F-150 (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2005--Andy McMillin/Scott McMillin, Jimco-Chevy (Class 1)

2006--Garron Cadiente, Ford F-150 (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2007--Mark Post/Rob MacCachren, Ford F-150 (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2008--Brian Collins, Dodge Ram1500 (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2009--Brian Collins, Dodge Ram1500 (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2010—Armin Schwarz/Martin Christensen, Jimco-BMW (Class 1)

2011—Rob MacCachren, Ford F-150 (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2012—Rob MacCachren, Ford F-150 (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2013—Gus Vildosola/Gus Vildosola Jr, Ford Raptor (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2014—Gus Vildosola Jr, Ford Raptor (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2015—Gus Vildosola Jr, Ford Raptor (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2016—Billy Wilson, Chevy Silverado (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2017—Rob MacCachren, Ford F-150 (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2018—Rob MacCachren, Ford F-150 (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2019—Andy McMillin, Chevy Silverado (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2020—No race because of health pandemic

2021—Bryce Menzies, Ford Raptor (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2022—Luke McMillin, Chevy 1500 (SCORE Trophy Truck)

2023—Luke McMillin, Chevy 1500 (SCORE Trophy Truck)

Pro Motorcycles

Year--Rider(s), Vehicle

1982--Bob Balentine, Honda XR500 (Class 22)

1983--Jack Johnson, Honda XR500 (Class 22)

1984--Dan Smith/Dan Ashcraft, Husqvarna CR500 (Class 22)

1990--Dan Smith/Danny Hamel, KTM (Class 22)

1991--Larry Roeseler/Ted Hunnicut Jr, Kawasaki KX500 (Class 22)

1992--Larry Roeseler/Ted Hunnicut Jr, Kawasaki KX500 (Class 22)

1993--Danny Hamel, Kawasaki KX500(Class 22)

1994--Danny Hamel, Kawasaki KX500 (Class 22)

1995--Danny Hamel, Kawasaki KX500 (Class 22)

1996--Paul Krause, Kawasaki KX500 (Class 22)

1997--Tim Staab, Honda XR650 (Class 22)

1998--Johnny Campbell/Tim Staab, Honda XR650 (Class 22)

1999--Johnny Campbell/Cole Marshall, Honda XR650 (Class 22)

2000--Johnny Campbell/Tim Staab, Honda XR650 (Class 22)

2001--Steve Hengeveld/Jonah Street, Honda XR650R (Class 22)

2002--Steve Hengeveld/Johnny Campbell, Honda XR650R (Class 22)

2003--Steve Hengeveld/Johnny Campbell, Honda XR650R (Class 22)

2004--Steve Hengeveld/Johnny Campbell, Honda XR650R (Class 22)

2005--Chris Blais/Andy Grider/Quinn Cody, KTM MXC525 (Class 22)

2006--Robby Bell/Kendall Norman, Honda CRF450X (Class 22)

2007--Robby Bell/Kendall Norman, Honda CRF450X (Class 22)

2008--Robby Bell/Johnny Campbell, Honda CRF450X (Class 22)

2009--Kendall Norman/Tim Weigand, Honda CRF450X (Class 22)

2010—Colton Udall/Jeff Kargola, Honda CRF450X (Class 22)

2011—Colton Udall/Jeff Kargola, Honda CRF450X (Class 22)

2012—Kurt Caselli/Ivan Ramirez, KTM 450SX-F (Class 22)

2013—Tim Weigand/Colton Udall, Honda CRF450X (Class 22)

2014--Ricky Brabec/Shane Esposito/Max Eddy Jr, Kawasaki KX450F (Class 22)

2015—Colton Udall/Justin Jones, Honda CRF450X (Open)

2016—Colton Udall/Mark Samuels, Honda CRF450X (Unlimited)

2017—Mark Samuels/Daymon Stokie/Ryan Penhall, Honda CRF450X (Unlimited)

2018—Justin Morgan/Mark Samuels, Honda CRF450X (Unlimited)

2019—Justin Morgan/Mark Samuels/Justin Jones, Honda CRF450X (Unlimited)

2020—No race because of health pandemic

2021—Derek Ausserbauer, Honda CRF450X (Unlimited)

2022—Juan Carlos Salvatierra/Arturo Salas Jr/Shane Logan, KTM 450SX-F (Unlimited)

2023—Ciaran Naran/Tucker Hopkins, Husqvarna FE450

SCORE San Felipe 250 Overall Pro Champions

Racers

Pro Cars & Trucks

Rob MacCachren

Brian Collins

Ed Herbst

Tim Herbst

Scott McMillin

Mark Post

*Dan Smith

Gustavo ‘Tavo’ Vildosola

**Jack Johnson

Andy McMillin

Corky McMillin

Luke McMillin

Larry Ragland

Gustavo Vildosola Sr

Jerry Whelchel

David Ashley

Garron Cadiente

Martin Christensen

Dan Cornwell

Boyd Cox

Scott Douglas

Robby Gordon

Curt LeDuc

Bryce Menzies

Bob Richey

Armin Schwarz

Ivan Stewart

Billy Wilson

*2 on motorcycle

**1 on motorcycle

Pro Motorcycles

Johnny Campbell

Colton Udall

Danny Hamel

Steve Hengeveld

Mark Samuels

Robby Bell

Kendall Norman

Tim Staab

Ted Hunnicut Jr

Justin Jones

Jeff Kargola

Justin Morgan

Larry Roeseler

Tim Weigand

Dan Ashcraft

Derek Ausserbauer

Bob Balentine

Chris Blais

Ricky Brabec

Kurt Caselli

Quinn Cody

Max Eddy Jr

Shane Esposito

Andy Grider

Tucker Hopkins

Paul Krause

Shane Logan

Cole Marshall

Ciaran Naran

Ryan Penhall

Ivan Ramirez

Arturo Salas Jr

Juan Carlos Salvatierra

Daymon Stokie

Jonah Street

Manufacturers

Overall Pro 4wheel Vehicle Trucks/SUVs

Ford

Chevy

Dodge

Jeep

Toyota

Cars

Chenowth

Jimco

Raceco

Riviera

Overall Engine Winners

Cars & Trucks

Ford

Chevy

Porsche

Dodge

Volkswagen

BMW

Jeep

Toyota

Pro Motorcycles

Honda

Kawasaki

KTM

Husqvarna

Tires

Pro 4wheel vehicles

(Missing 2 years)

BFGoodrich Tires

Callahan Tires

Goodyear Tires

Toyo Tires