SCORE JOURNAL
66
38TH SCORE SAN FELIPE 250 BUGGY CLASSES
Finishing in second place was Maximiliano Yee in the No. 1014 buggy who despite
penalties was only 18 minutes behind the Vera team. "We had a flat that took about
five minutes to fix, but after that, everything went well," said Yee. "The course was
really difficult but it's a SCORE San Felipe 250, so it's fast and pedal to the metal.
Today [race day], the course was completely different with new rocks, new whoops
sections, and new trails from when we pre-ran it. You must really watch the car, so
nothing happens to it. We're going for the championship this year."
In third place was the No. 1013 buggy of Harley Meservey who finished two minutes
behind Yee with penalties applied. In total, 10 competitors started in the class and
eight finished to continue racing for the Class Championship. SJ
In Class 10, the 2024 Champion Francisco Vera in the No. 1000 buggy started the
2025 season with another win. He and his brother Alex started in seventh place and
moved up to third before Francisco got in the buggy and caught up to the leaders
to take the class win. "We drove like we always do with the same strategy," said
Francisco Vera. "We had problems with the transmission, but zero flats. Other than
that, things went well."
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Mario Fuentes Zaragoza finished
third in the No. 179 buggy