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Racer Registration Opens For Unique-Format SCORE Desert Challenge
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Racer registration has now opened online for the next month’s Lucerna Hotels & Resorts Tijuana 22nd SCORE Desert Challenge. Registration for Round 3 of this year’s four-race SCORE World Desert Championship is being accepted on the SCORE website at SCOREInternational.com. Race dates and race-week festivities will take place September 20–23.
Moving to the largest city on the Baja California peninsula last year, this race will again utilize a special-split format two-lap event.
The unique-format race will be held at a spectator-friendly start/finish line and ‘hot pit’ area located on the southeast outskirts of Tijuana at the popular Rancho Casian off of Boulevard 2000 (Highway No. 201) at Km 22.
The event features two days of racing scored as one race. SCORE Race Director Jose Grijalva has put together a 68-mile loop course through the challenging hills in the area that each class will run a total of two laps over for 136 total race miles.
In the elapsed-time race with a three-hour time limit each day, starting at 7 a.m. PT each day, motorcycles, quads and several car classes will race their two sessions first on Saturday and second half on Sunday.
The other car and truck classes, including the marquee SCORE Trophy Truck and SCORE TT Legend divisions will run the first half of their race (one lap) on Saturday afternoon and the final half (one lap) on Sunday afternoon.
Celebrating its 25th year as the featured SCORE racing division for high-tech, 950 horsepower unlimited trucks, SCORE Trophy Trucks, the post-race awards celebration will be held in the start/finish line area on Sunday (September 23), starting at 6:30 p.m. PT.
Moving to the largest city on the Baja California peninsula last year, this race will again utilize a special-split format two-lap event.
The unique-format race will be held at a spectator-friendly start/finish line and ‘hot pit’ area located on the southeast outskirts of Tijuana at the popular Rancho Casian off of Boulevard 2000 (Highway No. 201) at Km 22.
The event features two days of racing scored as one race. SCORE Race Director Jose Grijalva has put together a 68-mile loop course through the challenging hills in the area that each class will run a total of two laps over for 136 total race miles.
In the elapsed-time race with a three-hour time limit each day, starting at 7 a.m. PT each day, motorcycles, quads and several car classes will race their two sessions first on Saturday and second half on Sunday.
The other car and truck classes, including the marquee SCORE Trophy Truck and SCORE TT Legend divisions will run the first half of their race (one lap) on Saturday afternoon and the final half (one lap) on Sunday afternoon.
Celebrating its 25th year as the featured SCORE racing division for high-tech, 950 horsepower unlimited trucks, SCORE Trophy Trucks, the post-race awards celebration will be held in the start/finish line area on Sunday (September 23), starting at 6:30 p.m. PT.
