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counter-clockwise direction.
The course includes a 35 mile
stretch to Ojos Negros which
is used in both directions.
The course then heads
Southwest through Santo
Tomas, and then runs South
along the picturesque Pacific
Ocean for over 100 miles.
With a total of seven
checkpoints, the course covers
both sides of the peninsula and
parallels Highway 1 for nearly
half of the race, looping south
back to the Pacific and then
RACERS CHASE
THE 2015
SCORE RED KAP
MILESTONE
AWARD
If the excitement of the
48th Bud Light SCORE
Baja 1000 isn't enough for
many racers and teams,
it's especially rewarding
for 10 SCORE racers who
have competed every mile
of the 2015 SCORE World
Desert Championship. If
these racers finish the 48th
Bud Light SCORE Baja
1000, they will also win
the 2015 SCORE Milestone
Award, sponsored by Red
Kap. The list of contenders
for the Milestone Award
are:
SCORE TROPHY TRUCK
Gus Vildosola Jr
Eduardo Laguna
CLASS 10
Cody Reid
Clay Lawrence
TROPHY TRUCK SPEC
Larry Connor
CLASS 19
Derek Murray
Scott McFarland
Brandon Schueler
CLASS 3000
Chad Broughton
CLASS 40
Kyle Abney
Colie Potter
crossing over to the other side of
the peninsula below Puertocitos.
The course then heads back
North along the Sea of Cortez,
past San Felipe paralleling
Highway 5, and up to the junction
with Highway 3. The course then
heads back into Ojos Negros and
to the finish line in Ensenada.
Pre-Race festivities begin with
the SCORE Baja 1000 Goes
Green Monster Energy Party on
Wednesday November 18th at
7pm at the stat/finish line area.
On Thursday November 19th,
tech and contingency will have all
participating race vehicles parked
on the SCORE Manufacturer's
Midway from 10am to 5pm on the
Boulevard Costereo, followed by
the Monster Energy SCORE Papas
& Beer Street Party on Avenida
Ruiz in front of Papas & Beer at
7pm. For more information and
scheduling for the 48th Bud
Light SCORE Baja 1000, visit the
SCORE-International website at
www.score-international.com. SJ
