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2019 San Felipe 250 Results

posted Apr 7, 2019, 1:04 PM by Baja Racing   [ updated Apr 7, 2019, 1:07 PM ]

Prominent San Diego third-generation desert racer Andy McMillin returned to his desert racing roots Saturday, overcame an early rollover and two flat tires to hold on and capture the overall and Trophy Truck class race win at the 33rd annual San Felipe 250. The popular "Spring Break" season-opener of the four-race 2019 so called "World Desert Championship" (World = Baja California, the northern part of the peninsula where ALL 4 races take place) was held in San Felipe, on the Sea of Cortez in Baja California, Mexico, 125 miles south of the U.S. Border at Calexico, Calif. A total of 239 official starters raced in Pro and Sportsman classes for cars, trucks, UTVs, motorcycles and quads. The race had 164 official finishers for a finishing rate of 68.62 percent in the extremely challenging elapsed time race that had an 18-hour time limit. The 239 total starters were the 11th most in the 33-year history of the race and the 164 finishers tied for sixth most finishers in race history. Reigning SCORE Overall Motorcycle and Pro Moto Unlimited class season champions, Justin Morgan and Mark Samuels, with some added help from Justin Jones, defending their class win in this race while earning the SCORE Overall Motorcycle victory in 6:50:32 (51.14mph) on their number 1x Honda CRF450X. After driving solo to win the race Andy McMillin commented at the finish line, “What a day. That was a really fun race; a lot going on. We rolled the truck, got a couple flat tires and still were able to pull it off because others like Bryce Menzies had more trouble than we did. Results by Class: Overall Results:

Class 1 Baja 1000 2013 Qualifying

posted Nov 14, 2013, 10:12 AM by Memin Pinguine   [ updated Nov 14, 2013, 10:13 AM ]

1.)   Justin Matney, Bristol, TN, 00:05:36.483, 2.)   Ronny Wilson, Long Beach, CA, 00:05:38.186, 3.)   Jon Walker, Tamuning Guam, 00:05:43.384, 4.)   Todd Tuls, Columbus, NE, 00:05:43.928, 5.)   Cody Parkhouse, Long Beach, CA

Trophy Truck Qualifying 46th Baja 1000

posted Nov 14, 2013, 9:21 AM by Memin Pinguine   [ updated Nov 14, 2013, 9:25 AM ]

Qualifying for start position 2013 46th Baja 1000 Trophy Trucks: 1.)Bryce Menzies 17 F-150 00:05:13 2.) Juan Lopez 18 Ford Raptor 00:05:20 3.) Robby Gordon 77 Chevy Silverado 00:05:22 4.) Gustavo Vildosola 21 Ford Raptor 00:05:23 5.) Rob MacCachren 11 Ford F-150 00:05:25 6.) Armin Schwarz 15 BMW XJ-6 00:05:27 7.) BJ Baldwin 1 Chevy Silverado 00:05:27 8.) Tim Herbst 19 Ford F-150 00:05:28 9.) Ken Losch 34 Chevy Silverado 00:05:35 10.) Dan McMillin 59 Chevy Silverado 00:05:40 12.) Heidi Steele 14 Chevy Silverado 00:05:46 13.) Justin Davis 85 Ford F-150 00:05:49 14.) James Lin 73 Chevy Silverado 00:05:51 15.) Kory Scheeler 51 Ford F-150 00:05:51 16.) Nick Vanderwey 84 Chevy Silverado 00:5:54 17.) Robert Acer 72 Chevy Silverado 00:05:56 18.) Mark Post 3 Ford F-150 00:05:59 19.) Gary Magness 45 Chevy Silverado 00:05:59 20.) Troy Herbst 91 Ford F-150 00:06:08 21.) Zak Langley 50 Ford F-150 00:06:08 22.) Valerio Gonzalez 4 00:06:2 23.) Sergio Salgado 88 Chevy Silverado 00:06:36 - Ron Whitton 39 Ford F-150 DNF  - Carlos Cortez 49 Ford F-150 DNF  -  Cameron Steele 16 Chevy Silverado DNF  -  Austin Jones 67 Ford F-150 DNF  - Gary Weyhrich 8 Ford F-150 DNF  - Charles Dorrance 26 Ford Raptor DNF  -  Abraham Lartundo Glen Greer 36 Dodge Ram2500 DNF  - Jose Flores 53 Chevy Silverado DNF

Baja 500 2013 Race Results

posted Jun 3, 2013, 4:14 PM by Thor Fornica   [ updated Jun 3, 2013, 4:43 PM ]

Robby Gordon, starting first off the line had his sights set on victory from the drop of the green flag. Despite rumors of an early roll we got the word from Robby at the finish line – Gordon told reporters that due to the locals flooding the wash he jumped over the big jump and skidded sideways toward the fans. Robby emphasized just how dangerous it was and how scary it was heading into the crowd nearly going over.

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