Christopher Polvoorde

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SCORE 2024 Season Finishes

4th - SCORE Trophy Truck | 2024 SCORE Baja 400 Presented by VP Racing

Finished #4 Overall in 08:07:31 Hours

3rd - SCORE Trophy Truck | 2024 BFGoodrich SCORE Baja 500

Finished #3 Overall in 09:30:37 Hours

7th - SCORE Trophy Truck | 2024 King Shocks SCORE San Felipe 250

Finished #7 Overall in 04:27:33 Hours

Vehicle Specifications:

Make: Ford Model: Raptor Engine: Engine Builder: Chassis: Mason Motorsports Transmission: NA

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In SCORE Journal

Young Guns - This Season's Youngest Next-Generation | July 2022 Issue

Within the world of motorsports, champions emerge who are often followed by their next generation of family members. The names McMillin, Herbst, Bio, Meyers, Gordon, Wilson, Ampudia and many others, have continued to spawn the next generation of top racers. Sometimes, however, the introduction to SCORE Baja racing can happen at a very early age. Read More

Break or Win | June 2022 Issue

With 32 starters in this class, it was difficult for any of these talented racers to pull out a win. At the San Felipe 250, Chris Polvoorde secured his first win in the class and was expected to do well here at the SCORE Baja 500. Read More

BLINK AND YOU MISSED IT | May 2022 Issue

A total of 36 SCORE TT Spec racers entered the King Shocks 35th SCORE San Felipe 250, making the competition extremely difficult, even for 2021 race winner Jason Coleman and 2021 Class Champion Jason McNeil. After qualifying Ryan Hancock started first, followed by McNeil in second, Duston Grabowski in third, and Christopher Polvoorde who started in fourth. Read More

Battle to the Finish | October 2021 Issue

At the start of the 2nd SCORE Baja 400 Presented by VP Racing Fuels, it was Christopher Polvoorde who qualified for the first starting position followed by Jason McNeil. With 26 starters in this class, the competition was tough enough, so a good starting position helped anyone who started in the top five. This included Jeff Bader who qualified third, Ryan Hancock in fourth, and Clay Lawrence who started in fifth place. Read More