Tecate SCORE San Felipe Challenge of Champions...

Does anyone know if Robby its going to race it.... if he does wich car... the TT or the Hummer...

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Permalink Reply by John on August 23, 2011 at 1:53pm

The hardcore racers and the guys chasing points will make this race. Expect a super low turnout from everyone else. Last minute change from Primm to Baja are to blame. Sal is a good guy doing what he thinks is best for his business. Nevada BLM and the tree huggers there do not make it easy to run a race there. Times are always changing and we could see SCORE racing entirely in Baja until (if ever) the climate up here gets a little more friendly. Baja has always been the best SCORE racing anyways. BitD does a great job with Nevada, no reason for Score to go there imho.

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Permalink Reply by ROBERT SAVAGE on August 23, 2011 at 2:03pm

Diane Feinstein Senator California is the one that introduced bill that virtually shut down the desert for recreational use Pay here back! Vote her out and all dems.

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Permalink Reply by NIKAL on August 24, 2011 at 2:31pm

Could not say it any better, and lets not forget Barbra Boxer! These two supported The California Desert Protection Act: This act was designed to preserve over 7 million acres of pristine California desert. What it did is close this land off to the general public. Now that renewable energy is the hot topic the only places these power plants can be built is on private or BLM land. The protected land is just that protected. So now they are taking more open OHV land to build solar and wind energy plants. Both of these lady's are now focused on our water. The boating community has already seen what her initiatives have done to the deserts. Water recreation will be next on their lists.

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Permalink Reply by Bruce Smith on August 24, 2011 at 5:54pm

@NIKAL - What do you mean "our water?" You live in San Diego and the river beds are full of dirt bikes and 4X4s. I live in Sacramento and our rivers are full of water. Without our "northern" water you guys down there would dry up and blow away.

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Permalink Reply by NIKAL on August 24, 2011 at 6:45pm

Actually approx 85% of San Diego and the Imperial Valley gets its water from the Colorado River. And we do have lakes too! Feinstein is a California Senator and the chairman of the Senate Energy and Water Appropriations Subcommittee, so if there is water she is involved.