**Everything Ready for the SCORE San Felipe 250 in Baja California**
San Felipe is all set to host one of the most exciting events on the international off-road racing calendar—the 38th SCORE San Felipe 250. Scheduled to take place from April 3 to April 6, this thrilling event has received substantial backing from the State Government under Governor Marina del Pilar, promising a surge in local tourism alongside the high-octane action.
With 234 teams already signed up from countries across the globe such as Argentina, New Zealand, Canada, Australia, the United States, Japan, and Mexico, the registration will remain open until April 3. More teams are expected to join in the lead-up to the race.
As State Tourism Secretary Miguel Aguíñiga Rodríguez eloquently put it: “The SCORE San Felipe 250 is more than just a race—it’s a tourism engine that puts Baja California on the world stage. It celebrates the union of sport, adventure, and our unique hospitality as a destination.”
Participants are already preparing by familiarizing themselves with the demanding 250-mile course that snakes through the challenging terrain of the San Felipe desert. This route is not only a test of speed but also technical skills and endurance.
**Event Schedule:**
– **Thursday, April 3:** Exclusive Trophy Truck qualification round.
– **Friday, April 4:** Official mechanical inspections (Tech & Contingency) commence, featuring a meet-and-greet opportunity for fans, media, and racers.
– **Saturday, April 5:** Racing kicks off with motorcycles and quads at 6:00 a.m., followed by four-wheel vehicles at 10:00 a.m.
– **Sunday, April 6:** Concludes with an award ceremony highlighting the spirit of off-road racing.
For more information on the race, please visit [SCORE International](https://score-international.com) and [Baja California Travel](https://bajacalifornia.travel).
**Related News: Baja California Weather and Events Impact SCORE San Felipe 250**
As the SCORE San Felipe 250 approaches, participants need to brace for weather challenges. Meteorologists have issued a weather alert for Baja California, forecasting strong winds and choppy seas, which may complicate logistics for racing teams and spectators alike.
Authorities in Ensenada have simultaneously made headlines by seizing nearly 2.1 million gallons of stolen gasoline in a major operation. Security measures have been heightened across the region to ensure the safety of race participants, teams, and visitors attending the event.
In Rosarito, ongoing urban development plans include a new desalination plant and housing programs. While these aren’t directly linked to the race, they form part of the broader initiatives to boost tourism and improve infrastructure, aligning with the spotlight on Baja California during events like the SCORE San Felipe 250.
Racers and fans alike are excited for the event despite these developments, promising another memorable chapter in the history of this iconic race.