Suprise, AZ - #1626
Make: Romo Model: Custom Engine: Engine Builder: Pollos Racing Engines Chassis: Romo Transmission: Negrito transmissiones
A tenacious desert racing competitor from Surprise, Arizona, Martin Rangel has carved out an impressive career in SCORE's elite off-road championship series, consistently delivering podium performances in the sport's most grueling events. His championship credentials shine brightest at the legendary SCORE Baja 1000, where he claimed second place class finishes in both 2022 and 2020, demonstrating remarkable consistency at the world's premier desert race that tests both man and machine across Baja California's unforgiving terrain.
Rangel's competitive excellence extends beyond the Baja 1000, as evidenced by his third place class finish at the historic SCORE Baja 500 in 2021, showcasing his ability to excel across SCORE's diverse race formats. Competing primarily in the Class 1/2-1600 division, he pilots his Romo-powered machine with the precision and determination that defines championship-caliber desert racing.
His multiple podium finishes at SCORE's most prestigious events reflect not just speed, but the strategic thinking and mechanical reliability essential for success in desert racing's ultimate tests of endurance. Rangel's consistent performance at the highest levels of SCORE competition has established him as a respected competitor among the sport's elite, representing the dedication and skill that exemplifies professional desert racing.
One of the great opportunities in the SCORE World Desert Challenge is that it provides classes for a variety of vehicles. For some racers, the variety offers the chance for families to continue racing legacies that have lasted for several generations. For others, the four-wheel classes offer affordable options to conquer Baja and enjoy the efforts of winning. There was a lot of this spirit during the 3rd SCORE Baja 400 Presented by VP Racing Fuels, where many participants in a variety of classes showed up to take on one of the tough Read More
The fact that the course was a bit shorter in distance than the 2021 SCORE San Felipe 250, didn't mean it was any easier for the car and truck classes. Most drivers, when asked, described the 277-mile course as rough, full of whoops, and full of opportunities to get stuck. Nevertheless, car and truck classes came out in full force to take on the first race of the SCORE season, and to once again enjoy the fans being present to cheer them on. Read More
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#84 Overall and #2 in Class 1/2-1600
#88 Overall and #2 in Class 1/2-1600
#151 Overall and #6 in Class 1/2-1600
#103 Overall and #1 in Class 1/2-1600
#106 Overall and #3 in Class 1/2-1600
#92 Overall and #2 in Class 1/2-1600
#120 Overall and #4 in Class 1/2-1600
DNF in Class 1/2-1600