ENSENADA, Baja California, Mexico— ‘Celebrating 52 Years of SCORE Desert Racing Excellence’ this year, everything has gotten a whole lot busier in preparation for next week’s 6th SCORE Baja 400 in Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico.
Utah´s SCORE new star Tyler Lynn, has drawn the first start among the motorcycles and quads, the qualifying order (for five qualifying classes) has been announced and pre-running opened this past Saturday on the rugged 427.64-mile race course for Round 3 of the four-race 2025 SCORE World Desert Championship.
With 162 pre-registered entries, late, on-site registration will be held next Wednesday through Friday (Sept. 10-12) in Ensenada. As many as 15 additional late entries are expected.
Racing in the Pro Moto Unlimited class, Lynn, 24, of Mona, Utah is the rider or record and will have one additional rider on his No. 7x Honda CRF450X motorcycle for this race. His co-rider is Carter Klein, 20, Agua Dulce, Calif.
DIRT FAX
The youngest race in the long and storied 52-year history of the World’s Foremost Desert Racing Organization, Round 3 of the four-race 2025 SCORE World Desert Championship will be held Wednesday through Sunday (Sept. 10-14), in Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico. Ensenada, ‘The Off-Road Racing Capital of the World,’ is a Pacific Ocean port located 80 miles South of the U.S. Border near San Diego.
Pre-race Contingency and Tech Inspection and the start/finish line compound will be located on Boulevard Costero adjacent to the iconic Riviera de Ensenada Cultural Center in the heart of Ensenada.
All four 2025 SCORE races are being held on Mexico’s magnificent Baja California peninsula for the ten consecutive year.
SCORE, the World’s Foremost Desert Racing Organization, is celebrating its 52th season in 2025.
Source: Score International
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