SCORE Journal - The Official Publication of SCORE Off-Road Racing
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With an extensive racing heritage and toughness to prove it, the BFG KO2 is tame enough for truck owners wanting a durable tire for work and weekend fun. been consistent all season. "We've been consistent all year and when it comes down to the SCORE Baja 1000, if you get a good finish and are in the right position, it can all work out in your favor," said Eugenio. "It's pretty much like coming back home (returning to BFGoodrich Tires). All my years of racing have always been on BFG. It was a great decision to come back. I pull off a win right off the bat with BFG, and then I come to SCORE Baja 1000 and our team runs 1,300 miles and has just one flat. It's pretty impressive, and it helped me win a championship." A total of eight SCORE International racing teams finished the SCORE Baja 1000 on BFGoodrich tires, including Rob MacCachren, teamed up with Andy McMillin and Jason Voss, who together won the 2014 SCORE Baja 1000 race. Although these accomplishments were done with the BFGoodrich KR2, the All-Terrain T/A® KO2 is also battle proven. It saw plenty of action in 2014 as the official tire of Wide Open Baja buggies, the vehicle used in the Baja Challenge class. The KO2 defended its class title on the BC3 entry led by Jon Largent without incident. In fact, all four teams running the All-Terrain KO2 tire who finished the race did not encounter a single flat! "I was fortunate to go down with the brand (BFGoodrich) and be part of the launch of their All -Terrain tire," says veteran SCORE racer and winner of the 2014 SCORE Baja 1000 Rob MacCachren. "I mounted it on my pre-runner and took guests for a high speed ride as part of the experience. I was very impressed with how a tire that is available to anyone for street or off road use performed at high speed in the desert. BFGoodrich has made a great tire and in fact, I haven't taken it off 053 SCORE JOURNAL