LEFT : IT'S STILL A TIGHT
RACE TOWARDS A CLASS 10
CHAMPIONSHIP FOR MATT AND
TODD WINSLOW, WHO WON IN
ROSARITO BEACH AND EARNED
A SLIGHT LEAD OVER RAFAEL
NAVARRO IV.
MIDDLE: RAFAEL NAVARRO IV
FINISHED IN SECOND PLACE,
AND WILL BATTLE TEAM
WINSLOW AT THE SCORE
BAJA 1000 FOR THE CLASS 10
CHAMPIONSHIP.
BOTTOM: A BROKEN BRAKE
CALIPER COULDN'T STOP JT
HOMES JR. FROM WINNING
CLASS 7 BY DRIVING SLOWLY
ACROSS THE FINISH LINE.
and throw the championship away in a
corner. It was an awesome course and very
technical. I think SCORE did a marvelous
job of patrolling the course and keeping
the spectators away. With the dust and as
narrow as the course was we are thankful
that they did such a good job watering the
course and keeping spectators fenced off."
CLASS 10 CHAMPIONSHIPS
HANG IN THE BALANCE
In Class 10, the very tight battle for class
championship points between Rafael
Navarro IV and Todd Winslow made for
a spectacular battle of the buggies. The
father and son team of Matt and Todd
Winslow shared driving duties on each
day of competition. Despite fighting
through some traffic, the Winslow's
managed to have the fastest time and won
their class. With a first place finish at the
SCORE San Felipe 250 and a fifth place
finish at the SCORE Baja 500, however,
team Winslow is still in tight competition
with Navarro for the championship.
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