Luke’s brother Daniel, who won the 2019 SCORE Baja, 500 fell out of the race as the result of damage from a significant rollover in the first 175 miles with Las Vegas’ Justin B. We just kept going and going and got our lead up to 41 minutes, but we weren’t doing anything crazy. We knew if we could just keep it up we would be in pretty good shape. “Especially when you hear you are picking up time and closing the time gap. We just stayed on the course and did our thing. We did our homework, we did our pre-running. He got on the radio and told me it was a perfect truck so that put the pressure on me that it’s go time. “Rob brought me a great truck in second place.
When the previous SCORE Baja 1000 ends you started planning for the next one. I didn’t have any issues at all, just wanted to take care of the truck and give Luke a good truck. “It’s an honor to be asked by Luke McMillin and the McMillin race team to drive with them. “The race was incredible” said MacCachren.
McMillin, who never looked back the rest of the way to La Paz. 1 truck of the McMillins.Ī third-generation desert racer, Luke McMillin, 28, and his veteran teammate started second behind Bryce Menzies and McMillin’s cousin, Andy McMillin. With Andy at the wheel, the engine let go just before race mile 700, handing the lead to MacCachren/L.
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MacCachren entered the race just two points behind Larry Roeseler so the McMillins graciously allowed MacCachren to be the driver of record and run MacCachren’s No. Off-Road Motorsports Hall of Fame inductee MacCachren, 56, stabled his aging two-wheel drive truck when invited to join the Big Blue M race team for this race and drive McMillin’s AWD Chevy Silverado built by Mason Motorsports. 11 Chevy Silverado, the duo patiently worked their way to the front of the pack and finished the beautifully bodacious 1,226-mile race down Mexico’s Baja peninsula in 20 hours, 45 minutes and 59 seconds, an average speed of 59mph. Starting second physically on the road in the elapsed time race and splitting the driving in McMillin’s Big Blue M racing machine all-wheel drive 4 Wheel Parts/BFGoodrich Tires No. Rob MacCachren and Luke McMillin rose above the rest in a field of 299 starters to win the overall and SCORE Trophy Truck title in the BFGoodrich Tires 54th SCORE Baja 1000, presented by 4 Wheel Parts.
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