After another brutal 854-mile desert gauntlet, the 58th running of the Baja 1000 delivered everything we live for: grit, glory, heartbreak, and triumph. From silt beds to rocky washes, from night darkness to dawn deserts — the dust settled, and champions rose. Who Conquered the Desert On two wheels, the SLR Honda squad — with Tyler Lynn, David Kamo and Carter Klein aboard a Honda CRF450X — took the overall Motorcycle win , finishing in 17:55:30 . Their flawless season just got more legendary....

Qualifying for the 2025 Baja 400 went down today at Rancho Grijalva outside Ojos Negros — and the desert showed no mercy. The 3.3-mile qualifier tore through silt, rock, and dust, setting the stage for what’s shaping up to be a brutal race week. Top Dogs on the Grid Toby Price laid down the fastest lap — 3:56.625 — and claimed pole in the Trophy Truck class. results.score-international.com +1 Hot on his heels was Alan Ampudia, grabbing 2nd with a solid 4:02.989. results.score-international.co...

When the dust settled — here’s what went down The 57th running of the Baja 500 — held June 4–8, 2025 — delivered everything off-road fans live for: punishing terrain, brutal weather, sheer perseverance, and a mix of heartbreak and triumph. The 461.03-mile course out of Ensenada put every racer’s mettle to the test. Cycle News Trophy Trucks & 4-Wheel Domination At the sharp end of the pack, Alan Ampudia stood atop the desert throne. Driving a Ford Raptor in a Mason-built Trophy Truck, Ampudia...