SCORE Journal - The Official Publication of SCORE Off-Road Racing
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championship. The top riders were divided in either the 5x team of Colton Udall, the 1x team of Ricky Brabec, or the 3x team of Mark Samuels. Throughout each race, the teams went back and forth winning and earning points throughout the season. While SCORE fans had their favorite riders, everyone was impressed at the performance of all of the Pro Moto Unlimited riders, including, Justin Jones, Max Eddy Jr, Justin Morgan, and Dave Pearson. These riders needed to perform at near flawless levels along extremely difficult courses to even finish their run, let alone win a race. Ultimately it came down to the team that simply had fewer mishaps and parts failures, allowing Udall's 5x team to edge ahead in points and take the SCORE championship title in that division. While the 5x and 1x teams are made up of young riders, some of the "experienced" moto and quad riders also showed how they can still handle the difficult terrain during the course of the season. Veteran riders such as Marc Prince in Class-50 won his third SCORE championship, while Mark Winkelmann in Class-30 Motorcycle, also rode to a championship in his class, winning four out of the five races with the help of several team riders. Colie Potter, another motorcycle veteran, won the Overall Motorcycle and Class-40 championship, ATV and Quad riders with the experience to handle SCORE's difficult courses also came out on top. These included Juan Domingues in Sportsman Quad, and Javier Robles Jr., who with consistent performance at every race, made it look easy to win a third SCORE Championship in the Pro Quad and the Overall ATV division. The 2015 SCORE season also saw veteran racers in other classes demonstrate that honed skills, patience, and teamwork, IN THE PRO QUAD DIVISION, JAVIER ROBLES JR. HAD ALREADY WON THE PREVIOUS THREE RACES, SECURING A CHAMPIONSHIP BY THE TIME HE WON THE IMPERIAL VALLEY 250. 023 SCORE JOURNAL