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2013 Baja 500 Gopro Camera - Photo 52741922

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  • Hello, GoPro (look closely). Nick Tonelli’s team was one of four Unlimited Sportsman Truck entries. Unfortunately, none finished.
Hello, GoPro (look closely). Nick Tonelli’s team was one of four Unlimited Sportsman Truck entries. Unfortunately, none finished.
A shirt to match the truck. Driving skills (and the ability to reach the pedals) to be added later. A river of racers and fans. Come hungry, leave happy. Hello, GoPro (look closely). Nick Tonelli’s team was one of four Unlimited Sportsman Truck entries. Unfortunately, none finished. B.J. Baldwin is always a contender for the win, and he came close at the Baja 500. Robby Gordon edged him by a few minutes. Roger Norman has logged seat time in all manner of desert racing trucks and buggies, and now he’s getting seat time at the helm of SCORE. Sal Fish would not have sold SCORE to just anybody; he was waiting for the right person. Norman’s acquisition of SCORE came with an added bonus: Fish’s vote of confidence. With their limited-displacement engines held to the throttle stops and their long-travel suspension systems, Class 10 buggies are fun to watch and listen to. Small engines mean momentum is the key to making great time. Todd Winslow demonstrates. Skill and bravado fly through the Ensenada night sky. Freestyle motocross was a welcome part of the pre-race attractions.
Who can beat a Trophy Truck? What can beat a Trophy Truck? We have an answer. Timmy Weigand of Valencia, California, took the overall win on a Honda CRF 450x, beating Robby Gordon by almost 20 minutes. That’s flying! This photo shows Weigand taking the overall win at the 2013 Big 6 Grand Prix in Primm, Nevada. Ensenada’s famous sand wash suffered an untimely flood this year due to a broken city water pipe. It wasn’t sabotage. It was simply a pipe whose time was up. Overnight work by a dedicated crew reduced the depth of the flood to a manageable level. No doubt this was Sal Fish’s most stress-free Baja 500 in decades. The former SCORE chieftain honored the organization’s new ownership by accepting the offer to be this year’s grand marshal.
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