This years Baja 1000 preliminary course map released today. The 43th Baja 1000 is a so called peninsula run and starts in Ensenada at the northern half of the Baja peninsula and the finish line is in La Paz, the capital of Baja California Sur. SCORE also states on their website drawing for starting positions will be held on Saturday, October 9. 2010 and that the race course will be marked and open for pre-running from Ojos Negros to La Paz on Wednesday, October 27. 2010 For the Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 2010 relevant info almost daily updates and news visit the ultimate private Baja 1000 website here. [singlepic id=10 h=292 w=400] Special edition for this years Baja 1000 peninsula run to La Paz edited in La Paz: Baja 100 LIVE!! Opening at the weekend 25th of September. Many pages already available. Check the Baja 1000 Race twitter for the latest updates. And last, worth a look, a little fun survey for all involved with the Baja 1000. 1000 Baja 1000 reasons - why are you with the "Baja Mille" as participant,fan,spectator?? General Baja desert racing info as usual from Puro Off-Road, the #1 english language Baja Off-Road eZine from the world-capital of Offroad racing, ...

The Score International Primm 300 race is a very special race for driver Armin Schwarz; its where the obsession began for him. In 2006 he was invited to the race, as a spectator, by partners of AGM; Armin was immediately hooked. Since then, Armin and Martin have won 1st in class in 2008, 2009 and now 2010. The back to back to back wins are unheard of in this level of racing. Armin Schwarz started off in the #107 BMW powered JIMCO with navigator Bryan Lyttle. Armin Kramer and navigator Sam Osman would go off the line four minutes later in the #111 car. Both Navigators would stay in for the duration of the race, while both drivers would run the first two laps before handing the cars over to teammates Martin Christensen and Andy Aigner, respectively. Its important to note that in a lap race such as this, the course tends to degrade and the bumps become more severe as the race goes on. Both AGM Jimco cars are equipped with Bilstein shocks and BFG tires, so they are setup to handle the punishment. “It takes more than just a big budget, the best equipment and the will ...

Hi race fans. It's so far again for the baja racing fans to follow up at one of the biggest events this sport gives us. The Baja 1000! it's here, it's now! The events prior to the race are running. Contingency row in Ensenada is open and there are many options to watch. BajaRacing Live.com was "born" for the Baja 500 SCORE race but we decided not to use it for the Baja 1000 racing to publish the public available information. (read more below to new source for that). It would be boring to do so for the racing fans to see all the time the same website, wouldn't it?? Despite the announcement to open the Baja Racing News website at www.baja-racing-news.com earlier during the year we changed our mind. This domain - baja-racing-news.com - is "dirty" since a amateur gratis Google Blog is using a similar name with highly questionable activities. Our investigations into that was like digging in a sewage pit! To bad but we will not give in on that and just choose a different option. To do at least somethings good with that web space and domain.We decided to make it the baja-racing-news watchdog website and ...

SCORE International is known worldwide for its flagship event, the legendary SCORE Baja 1000. BFGoodrich has won more overall titles and more classes at the Baja 1000 than all other tire manufacturers combined. BFGoodrich also supports the series with course mapping assistance and pit support at pit locations along the Baja California racecourse. The season starts in Laughlin, NV, and ends with the granddaddy of all desert races, the Tecate SCORE Baja 1000. BFGoodrich's SCORE domination continues with BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO Tire, Mud-Terrain T/A® KM2 and Baja T/A® tires. Sal Fish. You may not be familiar with his name, but you’re definitely familiar with his work. After all, he’s the legendary President/CEO of SCORE International, the organization that puts on the granddaddy of all desert races: the SCORE Baja 1000. When you consider his background, education and personal racing experience, you’ll understand how he’s made such an impact on those around him, BFGoodrich Tires, and the motorsports industry as a whole. Sal Fish was born on May 2, 1939 in Los Angeles, California. After a series of parochial schools, Fish earned an industrial relations degree at the University of San Francisco. Soon after, he attended Rochester carburetor school, General Motors transmission school ...

The tracking devises, also called "Black Boxes" worked to Robby Gordons favor at the SCORE Primm 300 race in Nevada. Initially as runner up to Rob MacCachren in his new Mastercraft Jimco Rockstar trophy truck ride classified was the standing a different one after the complete data tracking review. Robby Gordon wins in his Monster Toyo Tires Chevrolet by 1 minute and 2 seconds. Rob MacCachren and 8 other trophy trucks out of the top 10 got penalized for speeding in a speed limited zone. Hey, rules are rules! Great showing by Team AGM with third overall and victory in Class1. Round 4 of the five-race 2009 SCORE Desert Series was as usual a race decided by the tight margins. The 14th Annual SCORE Terrible’s Primm 300 featured 18 Pro and 2 Sportsman classes for cars and trucks from 14 U.S. States, Canada, Denmark, Germany and Mexico. There was a total of 109 starters and 67 finishers (61.5%) The SCORE Primm 300 race results can be found at Puro Off Road by clicking this link. [singlepic id=9 h=292 w=400] That was BEFORE the penalty...... Related posts:From hero to zero 2009 Baja 500 -unofficial results The race never ends and a racer he is… Endorsed by Infotheque Intl.

Robby Gordon’s Response to SCORE’s Alleged Accusations - Charlotte, NC (June 12, 2009) – We are deeply disappointed with SCORE’s decision and reject their claims in the strongest possible terms. We plan an immediate appeal of this unjust decision. First, SCORE assessed a speeding penalty because it claimed that there was no IRC data between kilometer 77 and kilometer 78. The IRC device on our vehicle worked properly during all other sections of the race course, and Steve Myers from IRC has no explanation why no IRC data exists from that section alone. Our race team has footage of the entire race, and the video below proves that we were not speeding during the section in question (see the link below). Further, the No. 77 Trophy Truck has a speed control device connected to the engine management system that does not allow it to exceed 60 MPH. [singlepb]r0HG8Wwk9PQ[/singlepb] This video shows that it took the No. 77 TT longer than 72 seconds to travel the 1.2 miles of highway between km 77 and 78, which is less than a 60MPH average allowed by the rule. Please note that you can hear the pit speed control set at 59MPH. The pit violations claims are ...

It's not all that bad - Robby Gordon always will be a winner with the Baja Racing fans - yet from winner to position 7 in the race standing is the "verdict" by SCORE. SCORE Intl. released the official results today for the Tecate SCORE Baja 500 this past weekend, and there's a huge shakeup for the Trophy Truck class, with Rick D. Johnson taking the win, while Nick Vanderwey moved into second overall. Robby Gordon and BJ Baldwin moved down to seventh and eighth place, respectively. The overall win for the race went to Class 1 Harley Letner, who finished with the best time. The changes to the official results come after review of the tracking devices used by each driver, and penalties for speeding or missing/cutting parts of the course are imposed. it will be quiet interesting to get the first response from Robby Gordon in that matter. There truly (for good or bad) is no one else in Offroad Racing quite like Robby Gordon. A look at his career suggests he was meant for the path of a lone wolf! To me he's the kind of "old" racer - go out at the green flag with the knife ...

READ THE COMMENT BELOW IN REGARD UPDATE - BAJA 500 RACE RESULTS.Hey folks up there in Escondido, I been watching you, as many others also. Great job for second place for Armin Schwarz, Germany/Martin Christensen, Escondido, Calif. (Denmark), Jimco-BMW and third place to Armin Kremer, Germany/Andreas Aigner, Austria in Class1 SCORE off road racing. Martin and I talked only a few times in the past - I was looking for the contact last year with AGM... I just get a kick of you guys. It's to sad that Mario Theissen at BMW Motorsports don't support you at all. Hey, maybe we should ask them direct?? Let's make it a competition just like racing - last year we posted an open mail to VW and the diesel TT story, Mark Miller, the VW factory driver, second place this years Dakar and Clark Campbell VW motorsport North America went back at us at www.puro-off-road.com within just a few hours - should we do a race for that also?? VW versa BMW?? Well, it's no the reason we do this post here so let's stick with the principals of just saying: great job, super team result and after the race is before the race.... ...

Baja Racing News and Baja 500 disappointment - this is on a personal level + everybody else I think feels the same - and it has nothing to do with the sport. For me, as  a website admin,  today's Baja 500 was a huge disappointment. This disappointment is not based on the racing or the quantity of website visitors but based on what you can read here. I mean i am real huge disappointed!! We've been building this website and that needs time and effort, no matter how or what. You may not  like the looks, heck often we don't like the looks also. We are not web designers at 100% - talking about the looks and colors and so on- but we know our "shit" in the background pretty good. It is probably just a coincidence that this domain we have - and several others - have a similar name as a person known as Baja's Offroad Racing most hated person. We do not go out and buy domains looking first who else maybe has a similar looking one. We buy a domain based on what we want - anyway that does not really matter. The domains were available ...