SCORE JOURNAL
68
38TH SCORE SAN FELIPE 250 BUGGY CLASSES
Alexis Vera started the race at the San Felipe Malecon in the No. 1000
Alumicraft-Chevy, and at race mile 110, he handed the wheel over to his older
brother Francisco, who completed the job and crossed the finish line in first
place.
"We started in seventh position, but during the driver change, my brother Alexis
handed me the buggy in third, only behind (Cesar) Cuevas and (Max) Yee. We
stuck to our usual strategy: a super relaxed and smart race," said Francisco Vera.
After the first part of the course in San Felipe, the Vera Bros Racing team began
pushing ahead of their rivals in the desert to take the lead in the race. Despite
facing transmission problems, Francisco Vera gave it his all to avoid a DNF,
especially in the important SCORE season opening race.
"We didn't get any flats, just transmission issues. I think we started having
trouble with it around race mile 200. You could say it was a clean race for us,"
said Vera.
The official time for the Vera brothers in the SCORE San Felipe 250 was 5 hours
and 30 seconds, making them the best among the ten teams competing in Class
10. Notably, Francisco and Alexis are the current back-to-back champions in
the class and are now setting their sights on a third consecutive title for their
hometown of El Rosario, Baja California. SJ
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