SCORE Racers and Teams
2021 SCORE World Desert Championship Overall Points Leaders
1. Jason McNeil
2. Austin Weiland
3. Phil Blurton
4. Brandon Schueler
5. Larry Roeseler
6. Rob MacCachren
7. Erick Kozin
8. Tavo Vildosola
9. Wes Miller
10. Edgar Garcia Leon
11. Francisco Javier Beltran Perez
12. Freddie Willert
2021 World Desert Championship Point Standings
1. Jason McNeil #234 | 370 Points
2. Austin Weiland #2954 | 368 Points
3. Phil Blurton #2944 | 365 Points
4. Brandon Schueler #2919 | 364 Points
5. Larry Roeseler #43 | 347 Points
6. Rob MacCachren #11 | 345 Points
7. Erick Kozin #2940 | 342 Points
8. Tavo Vildosola #21 | 338 Points
9. Wes Miller #2989 | 333 Points
10. Edgar Garcia Leon #2987 | 333 Points
11. Francisco Javier Beltran Perez #2970 | 333 Points
12. Freddie Willert #1006 | 329 Points
13. Jax Redline #22 | 328 Points
14. Vincent Munoz #294 | 328 Points
15. Hiram Duran #1016 | 328 Points
16. Pierce Herbst #264 | 327 Points
17. Jorge Sampietro #200 | 327 Points
18. Mike Cafro #3955 | 326 Points
19. Joe Delucie #205 | 325 Points
20. Mike Pratt #2967 | 323 Points
21. Jesus Mendez Jr. #2976 | 322 Points
22. Kaden Wells #1995 | 321 Points
23. Tim Herbst #19 | 320 Points
24. Ethan Hagle #1046 | 319 Points
25. Justin Elenburg #1870 | 319 Points
26. Jeff Bader #261 | 316 Points
27. Matt Winslow #1081 | 316 Points
28. Rolf Helland #37L | 315 Points
29. Giovanni Spinali #510x | 315 Points
30. Ryan Liebelt #408x | 315 Points
31. Scott McIntosh #628x | 315 Points
32. Scott Borden #201x | 315 Points
33. Jonathan Brenthel #27 | 314 Points
34. Pat Sims #211 | 314 Points
35. Kevin Sanchez #1621 | 314 Points
36. Juan Carlos Salvatierra #725x | 313 Points
37. Arturo Malo #1027 | 312 Points
38. Armando Duron #758 | 309 Points
39. Greg Bardonnex #308x | 309 Points
40. Roberto Romo #1062 | 308 Points
From the 2021 BFGoodrich SCORE Baja 500
A BATTLE IN BAJA | July 2021 Issue
Many off-road racers anticipated the start of the BFGoodrich Tires 53rd SCORE Baja 500 Presented by 4 Wheel Parts in June. With the SCORE San Felipe 250 race acting as the starting position qualifier for the SCORE Baja 500, Bryce Menzies' top finish gave him the starting position for the lead Trophy Truck class. However, this is now a slim advantage, as the TT field is so competitive, it would take the perfect race to even secure a podium position. Read More
THE CLASS CHAMPION'S CHAMPION | July 2021 Issue
Multi-time SCORE motorcycle class champion and apparel/performance products manufacturer, Jim O'Neal, was the Grand Marshal for this year’s BFGoodrich Tires 53rd SCORE Baja 500, Presented by 4 Wheel Parts. At age 74, O'Neal began racing in motocross when he was just 15 years old, and when it comes to the SCORE Baja 500, he has a race-record 21 class wins. "It's an absolute honor to be considered Grand Marshal," he said. "I really appreciate SCORE for giving me that honor. I can tell you the SCORE Baja 500 is my most favorite course, as I have raced every section and it has everything you could ask for." Read More
BAJA'S RECORD BREAKER | July 2021 Issue
When Larry Roeseler won his first Baja 500 race back in 1972, it was the moment that started his amazing racing career that would ultimately total 12 race wins over the history of this race. "I still can’t believe that after winning that race with Bruce Ogilvie on a Harley Davidson motorcycle, that I’d still be racing and winning the Baja 500," said Roeseler. "I still keep shaking my head that I’ve been so blessed throughout my racing career." Read More
TIME TRIALS | July 2021 Issue
It was perhaps one of the most dramatic endings to a SCORE Baja 500 in recent history, when a joint decision from SCORE and the Competition Review Board (CRB) brought down the gauntlet on the first two finishers of the SCORE Trophy Truck class. The race started like all the others, with Bryce Menzies leading the field after his win at the SCORE San Felipe 250, but he was followed by two of the most skilled SCORE Trophy Truck racers in modern times, Luke McMillin and Andy McMillin. Read More
A HEAVYWEIGHT CONTENDER | July 2021 Issue
Jason McNeil planned to employ a different strategy this year in taking the Trophy Truck Spec Class win at the SCORE Baja 500. He usually tries to jump toward the front of the pack right from the beginning, but this time his plan was to hold back a bit and wait until around the 300-mile mark to start to make his move. However, with a fifth in class starting position for his #234 TT Spec truck, he began encountering and passing stuck vehicles early, allowing him to move up in position to second on the road in his class after only about forty five miles. Read More
