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Rosarito Beach 20Th SCORE Desert Challenge Entries: 92 As of 9/6/2016 Rosarito Beach 20th SCORE Desert Challenge Entries: 92 As of 9/6/2016 *Entries listed on Entry List According to Official Policy* Trophy Truck 5 Devin Housh, Austin 45 Gary Magness Denver, Co Ford BajaDesigns, King Shocks, Toyo Tires, Maxima, Impact Farner, Ryan Abernathy Larry Conor, Steve 6 Steven Eugenio Carlsbad, CA Mason TT Mason Motorsports, BFGoodrich, Mechanix Wear, Baja Designs Covey, Neil Mason RPM Offroad, BFG Tires, Rigid Industries, King Shocks, Impact Safety, BDS Geiser - Rally 1 Carlos Apdaly Lopez Bristol, VA Luis Montiel Suspension, KMC Wheels, Par Ventures, Inc., Geiser Brothers, Dougans Truck R2 Engines, Rancho Drivetrain, PIN MFG Reynaldo Zavala-Carillo, Ford/Racer PIN MFG., RPM Offroad, Fox Shocks, Method Race Wheels, Reynaldos Cocina, 18 Juan Carlos Lopez Bristol, VA Nicolas Montiel-Barraza Engineering W. Sante Fe, Colors Desings, BFG Tires, 4 Wheel Specialties, Bevly Wilson Racing, KC Hilites, TR Beadlocks, King 15 Billy Wilson Corpus Christi, TX Chase Laven Jimco Shocks, BFGoodrich, Maxima Oil, Impact Safety Class 1 7 125 Scott Rueschenberg Phoenix, AZ Mike Bryant JPU/Tatum DMMJ, PURVC Performance, Steel-It Coatings, Arizona Aircraft Interiors 114 Al Torres Lake Forest, CA Jimco Champion BF Goodrich, Fox shocks, Baja Designs, ANP VIP Market , Maquinaria CR , Gry-Maq , Jamar BDL Performance Products, Baja Chutin Saldana, Bryan 175 Jaime Huerta Jr San Luis Rio Colorado, MX Tag Heuer Designs , Fortin , Kartek , PCI Radios , Howe, BFG Tires, Ultra wheels, Jeff Hanson Ginter Racing Engines Gry-Maq , Maquinaria CR , Lugasa , Jamar , Baja Designs , Fortin , Kartek , PCI 169 Otoneil Huerta San Luis Rio Colorado, MX Bryan Hanson Jimco Radios , Howe, BFG Tires, Ultra wheels, Jeff Ginter Racing Engines Wilson Motorsports, BFGoodrich Tires, Method Race Wheels, King Shocks, Ray Griffith, Kyle Quinn, 153 Brad Wilson Long Beach, CA Jimco Vision X Lighting, Patricks Signs, Wiks Racing Engines, SLIME, Fortin, Jimco, Ricky Hardy Paragon Acoustical, NEO Oil Wilson Motorsports, BFGoodrich Tires, Method Race Wheels, King Shocks, John Herder, Brian 138 Ronny Wilson Long Beach, CA Jimco Vision X Lighting, Patricks Signs, Wiks Racing Engines, SLIME, Fortin, Jimco, Wilson Paragon Acoustical, NEO Oil RPM Offroad, BFG Tires, Rigid Industries, King Shocks, Impact Safety, BDS Derek Fletcher (Eduardo 106 rs Bristol, TN Christyan Samano RPM / Tatam Suspension, KMC Wheels, Par Ventures, Inc., Geiser Brothers, Dougans Laguna) Engines, Rancho Drivetrain, PIN MFG TT Spec 7 Neil Buehler, Shawn 201 Russell Buehler Liberty, MO Jimco Metro Asphalt, BFG, JIMCO, Clay County Materials, Rush Creek Properties Crissy, Wes Uhlig LUCAS OIL, BFGoodrich, Method, Fox, KC, BudLIght, Alfonsos Pizza, 274 Elias Hanna San Diego, CA Chevy LarsonIrrigation, Currie, CBM, ProAm, Noworries, EsteroBeach, Glazzkraft, HOWE, Guino, Driveline, Culhane, FuerzaMexicana Steven Eugenio, Steve 200 Larry Connor Miamisburg, OH Mason Chevy Mason Motorsports, BFGoodrich, Mechanix Wear, Baja Designs Covey, Neil Mason Brenthel King Shocks, Falken Tires, Method Race Wheels, Rigid Industries, Baja Kits, 277 Jonathan Brenthel Anaheim, CA Robert Llewellyn Industries Jamar Brakes, CBM Motorsports, Torco USA Brenthel King Shocks, Falken Tires, Method Race Wheels, Rigid Industries, Baja Kits, 273 Jordan Brenthel Irvine, CA Industries Jamar Brakes, CBM Motorsports, Torco USA Paul Broughton, Paige 202 Chad Broughton Scotts Valley, CA BAJALITE XR South Bay DrivelineBFP Fire ProtectionBobs Lane Fab Sohren Pat Sims TRI-ACE Tire, ADS racing shocks, BajaDesigns, Gearworks, Trail ready wheel, 211 Las Vegas, NV Chevy (Joe Delucie) PSS, Muck Daddy, Brenthel, AXIS rodends, WFO Class 10 8 1088 Sergio Salgado Vidal Mexicali, Mexico Joel Serna Jimco MR racing, Valvoline, Cim, Vision Wheel LAWRENCE EQUIPMENT; HAAS FACTORY OUTLET; RADAR TIRES; EL 1002 Clay Lawerence Murrieta, CA Sal Pelayo LMS COMAL TORTILLAS; MYLUCASOIL.COM; CHECKER'S; XENIA PACIFIC LAWRENCE EQUIPMENT; HAAS FACTORY OUTLET; RADAR TIRES; EL 1058 Mikey Lawerence Murrieta, CA Louis Meyers LMS COMAL TORILLAS; MYLUCASOIL.COM; CHECKER'S; XENIA PACIFIC Juan Cota, Ivan Estrada, Coppel Motorsports, Vonzipper, German Raceprep Shop, Telcel, LG, Mabe, 1060 Armondo Boheme San Jose Del Cabo, BCS Jimco Kai Boheme Lenov, Cooper Tires, Goner, Pioneer, Xperia Matt Winslow, Zach Rolling Hills Nut Co, Creative Ingredients Inc, Northside Foods Corp., Gas Pro 1081 Todd Winslow Clovis, CA Alumnicraft Summers, Kyle Kirkorian Shop & Fabrication, BFG, Rugged Radio Torza Real Estate, San Agustin Residencial, Ringo Celis Vidriera, Materiales 1018 Miguel Tornel Sr. Chula Vista, CA Jimco Game, Quality Kitchen, Cactus Taqueria, Ambrogio15 1009 Rafael Navarro IV rs Temecula, CA Chevy Pete's Camp, GN, Jackson Motorsports Group, Momo, Skeleton Optics David Sanchez, Leslie 1098 David Sanchez Jr. rs Hesperia, CA Chevy David's Ornamental & Welding Sanchez Class 1/2-1600 8 Fernando Alvarez, Oscar 1603 Oscar R Alvarez McAllen, TX VW Alvarez-Ortiz Hunte Construction, Cedillo's Hauling and Roofing, HI-TEK Building, DGEG Cristian Venegas, Dale 1689 Marco Venegas Filmore, CA VW INC, MTW 3, BF Goodrich, Fillmore Rentals, Mechanical Air Conditioning & Herron, Lyon Herron Heating Ventilation (M.A.V CO) Ziegler Motorsports, ZieglerDoorsInc.com, FreedomMedicalSupply.com, Sierra 1632 Fernie Padilla Henderson, NV VW LED Lights 1605 Miguel Cortez San Diego, CA Cesar Quirarte Racer Engineering Terra Bud Light, Maxima Racing Oils 1606 Ruben Sanudo FAT Cisco Bio, Pancho Bio, RPM Off Road, Fox Shocks, Jimenez Racing Engines, Impact and Mastercraft 1616 Ramon Bio Spring Valley, CA Tubuar Design Patty Lopez SafteyNite Rider Lighting Misael Arambula, 1697 Jorge Sampietro Ensenada, BCN FAT Fat Performance; 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