The race week here is the 51st point of the Baja 1000. Hundreds of riders, chase teams and fans descended on the metropolis of Ensenada. Unexpected conditions and technical inspection whenever a reckless dwelling for action. Transport ways of part of the street with teams throwing out stickers, t-shirts and other swag teams for race fans. Baja 1000 in this metropolis is quite similar to a public holiday and a Fiesta in one person. Kids look for autographs from the beloved driver. Hundreds of photos taken. Street vendors sell everything from purses to sunglasses and straw hats. Don't forget the tacos and the servises.

There are more than 300 records ready to take the greenish flag and rocket from the launch pad for the Baja 1000. These records come from 41 States of the USA and 18 different States. The 806-mile line will be testing for riders. The area South of San Felipe witnessed the storm over a month ago. Roads have been washed away, in fact that will make difficult the access to the teams chase. Racers still need to be careful in this region. The direction is rougher than usual and a misstep has the potential to cost them a race. Subsequently, such as the direction of the gateway to the Pacific side of the Peninsula there are pesky silt beds and a large number of crossed territory.

The premiere show of the class in SCORE off-road racing is a trophy truck, and a large number of them. According to the latest estimates-38 captured trucks. All the stars here, embracing Robbie Gordon, Rob Mccahren and Bryce Menzies, in order to name a number. Everyone is competing to win the Baja 1000. Carlos Apdaly Lopez will be the first since the part in the RPM Geiser-built trophy cart. He will have a single background of 900-strong trucks chasing him. Winning the Baja is a strategy, doing the chores and implementing the head. Stay tuned FourWheeler.com for the greatest coverage of the race and the results.