DRIVING DIRTY:
ROAD TO THE BAJA
1000
ON-LINE
VIDEO SERIES
The Driving Dirty: Road To The Baja
1000, is an on-line video feature that
is set to be released November 14th,
right before the 49th SCORE Baja 1000
race. This five-part series focuses on
the journey to compete at last year's
2015 SCORE Baja 1000 race. The show
follows several racers including Trophy
Truck driver Bryce Menzies, Paige and
Blair Sorhen who are the daughters of
"Pistol" Pete Sorhen, Class 11 racer Brian
Wallentine, Class 10 racer Eliseo Garcia
Jr., and the Kroeker Minotaur Race team.
BFG ENHANCES
BAJA 1000
CONTINGENCY
PROGRAM
WITH $10K
PRIZE MONEY
AND PRODUCT
For the 49th SCORE Baja
1000, BFGoodrich is enhancing
its contingency program by
awarding $10,000 to the overall
winners who are running
exclusively on their tires.
Additionally, the company
has established a program
called "40 for 40" for this year's
race. This awards 40 light truck
or passenger car DOT tires
(4 tires per winning team) to
those racers who claim class
wins if running exclusively on
BFGoodrich Tires. The program
is intended to celebrate the
long history of success that
the brand has had in Baja
racing on a wide variety of
tires- from competition only
models to consumer available
light truck off-road tires.
SCORE Baja 1000 winners in
the following classes will be
eligible to claim the four tires:
Class 1/2-1600; Class 3; Class
5; Class 5-1600; Class 7; Class
7SX; Class 8; Class 9; Class 10;
Score Lites; Class 11; Trophy
Truck Spec; Stock Full; Stock
Mini; Trophy Lite; Heavy Metal;
Class 3000; ProTruck; Class
2; Class 19 and Class 29.
To qualify, racers must follow
the same specific contingency
rules in place including running
BFGoodrich tires on all four
wheel positions and the spare
of the vehicle the entire race,
must start and finish and be
declared the class winner
within the time limit, and run
the appropriate sticker (24 inch
decal visible on each side of
the vehicle). Additionally, the
class must have at least three
entries to qualify. As with all
contingency programs, racers
must register with SCORE
contingency to be eligible.
BFGoodrich will continue
its standard contingency
which includes a monetary
payout for class wins for
qualified entrants. As with all
contingency programs, all
requirements must be met. Full
rules can be found at www.
score-international.com.
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