Glendora, CA - #709
Make: Honda Model: Ridgeline Engine: Honda Engine Builder: Honda Performance Development Chassis: TSCO Transmission: Albins/ Weddle Ind.
As the four-wheel classes rolled off the starting line in Ensenada, Mexico, most knew it would be a long race, one with a high attrition rate and requiring mental fortitude to finish. For most of the classes, speed on the course Read More
Winning is always at the forefront of a racer’s mind as they started the 2nd SCORE Baja 400 Presented by VP Racing Fuels. But many were also having to balance between going all out for the win, saving their vehicles for a Read More
For many of the racers in the four-wheel classes, simply getting through the SCORE Baja 500 course would present its own tough challenges, let alone the competitors who are doing everything in their power to finish and win. Out in front of these classes was the rivalry between Jeff Proctor of the factory Honda team in the No. 709 Ridgeline, and 2020 class champion Dan Chamlee, a privateer who has 16 class championships, in the No. 700 Ford Ranger. Chamlee finished second after starting in the third position, with co-driver Kurt Kimball. Proctor and co-driver Pat Dailey started first after winning the class in San Felipe, and kept the lead to ultimately win the class. Read More
The beautiful landscape of Baja can beguile and yet be rugged enough to break vehicles and racers. This year, the SCORE Baja 500 had an extremely rough and highly technical racecourse, requiring race vehicles to be rock solid, and teams to be at the top of their game. Read More
The Car and Truck classes vary as much as the obstacles on the course during the SCORE San Felipe 250. From trucks to rock-crawlers and Baja bugs, racers use their vehicles of choice to challenge themselves and their vehicles to finish and win. Among this year’s group, the Class 7 racers have begun to see more competition from factory and individual teams. Leading the effort is Jeff Proctor of the factory Honda Ridgeline team, who are just as organized as some of the SCORE Trophy Truck teams. Read More
The Honda Factory Racing team has consistently proven itself a worthy and successful group of off-road racing competitors. Its methodical vehicle preparation, precise race planning, and highly skilled drivers and riders work as a cohesive unit to advance the teams goal – to win races and bring home trophies. Read More
It was clear that the COVID-19 pandemic affected the amount of car and truck class participation at the 52nd BFGoodrich Tires SCORE Baja 500 Presented by 4 Wheel Parts. For the many that complied with the protocols and found it safe enough to compete, the rugged terrain and fewer than normal class sizes didn’t make it any easier to pull off a win. Read More
2018 Class Champion Dan Chamlee, also known as "Mr. Consistency" continued to put forth his champion-winning ways at this year’s SCORE Baja 1000. As a grassroots racer, he started the race facing the stiff competition of the Honda factorybacked team of Jeff Proctor, which had Indy 500 winner Alexander Rossi as one of the drivers. Chamlee left the starting line first in his number 700 Ford Ranger, but it didn’t’ take the Honda team with Rossi behind the wheel to catch up after leaving third behind the number 710 Chevrolet Colorado of Mike Shaffer. Read More
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