THE
SCORE
2015
SEASON IN
REVIEW
A
s we prepare for
the 2016 season
it's important to
recognize the great
achievements of
all the competitors
this past season, especially
the class championships that
were won by the few that
overcame all the challenges
that SCORE International racing
provided, and who fought to
the top spots to earn their
2015 Season Championships.
For most of the 2015
champions, this season was
one of the most competitive
in recent history, making each
race more exciting to follow
for fans and race teams. In the
SCORE Trophy Truck division,
Galindo Motorsport's Steven
Eugenio came off of a fantastic
2014 championship season and
was favored by fans to gain a
repeat championship. But right
at the beginning of the 2015
racing season, it was evident
that tight competition from
veteran racers such as Tavo
Vildosola, Rob MacCachren,
and three of the RPM Off-Road
team drivers including Clyde
Stacey, Eduardo Laguna, and
Apdaly Lopez, made winning
each race extremely difficult.
In the end, the 2015 SCORE
Rookie Of The Year Carlos
"Apdaly" Lopez, stunned the
racing community by winning
the SCORE Trophy Truck
championship, making it the
first time a Mexican national
has won a championship in
this division. Lopez's fast pace
and consistent top finishes in
the number 5 RPM Off-Road
Trophy Truck earned him
enough points to make 2015
his year. He began the season
by taking a third place finish at
the 29th Bud Light SCORE San
BY SCORE JOURNAL STAFF
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