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Our family’s connection to Baja began at a very young age. We grew up surfing, spending countless weeks exploring the Baja coastline in search of waves. My father would take us on two-week trips at a time, driving up and down the Pacific side and stopping wherever the surf looked promising.
By the time I turned eighteen, we had already made the journey to Cabo more than a dozen times.
As I grew older and began traveling with my own family, my appreciation for Baja deepened. It became more than just the Pacific coast. I discovered the beauty of the Sea of Cortez and developed a love for fishing in places like Loreto and Bahía de los Ángeles.
Baja was no longer just a destination: it became part of our family’s story and traditions.
About ten years ago, a friend invited me to help support him during the NORRA 1000. That experience changed everything. I brought my son Luke, who was eight years old at the time, and together we spent six unforgettable days chasing my friend’s Baja Bug all the way to Cabo.
Watching Luke experience Baja for the first time through the lens of off-road racing opened my eyes to an entirely new side of Mexico.
When we returned home, we were inspired. We purchased a RZR, and our off-road journey began.
Racing in Baja is something that cannot truly be described: it must be lived. It is a combination of adrenaline, endurance, strategy, and teamwork, mixed with the raw beauty and unpredictability of the desert.
Every mile brings a new challenge, and every finish line carries a sense of accomplishment that is difficult to match anywhere else.
In our first few years of competition, we were fortunate to achieve several podium finishes, including a third-place overall result in our class. Those early successes fueled our drive and pushed us to take the next step forward.
Eventually, we moved into the Pro class, where the level of competition is on an entirely different scale and every race demands our very best.
Today, Baja racing remains one of the most meaningful experiences of our lives. It represents family, perseverance, and the pursuit of excellence.
We look forward to continuing this journey and one day standing on the podium again: stronger, wiser, and more grateful for every mile that brought us there.
