Polaris factory driver Wes Miller and co-driver Donny Powers from Bomb Squad Racing, won the Pro UTV Forced Induction Class at the SCORE Baja 400 and completed the single loop 400 mile race in 10 hours and 49 seconds. Miller’s Bomb Squad Racing brought home the win over the weekend with four Polaris RZR drivers finishing in the top five of the Pro UTV Forced Induction class. Kaden Wells and co-driver Travis Wells won the Pro UTV NA class. Wells had a rough start through some deep whoops in the first section that threw his machine off course, hitting a tree and sticking a broken branch through the right rear tire sidewall. After performing a quick tire change, Wells was back on course running fast. At mile marker 180, Wells got car sick but was able to battle through it for 50 miles until handing over the wheel to his father, Travis Wells, who brought the machine home for the win. The victory places Wells first in the series points standings.
“The SCORE Baja series is one of the most challenging single-loop races in all of off-road racing, so to have our team bring home two wins at this inaugural 400 event speaks volumes to their hard work, preparation and ability to overcome the rugged terrain,” said Kyle Duea, Vice President of ORV Marketing for Polaris Off-Road. “We celebrate the wins, but know our teams quickly move on and begin to prepare for the next race.”
