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[*] posted on 11-22-2012 at 01:02 PM


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I'm sad to see the team my family has been cheering on for years was doing repairs from a moving vehicle and reports of their chase trucks driving recklessly....

That next video with the truck ripping through that camp is worthy of never being in the race again. Does anyone know who that team and driver ?
Same truck and team. TT #21.



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[*] posted on 11-22-2012 at 01:36 PM


you couldn't make this chit up! listen to tavo's account of this "fan" fooling around with his front bumper. and with the reckless driving thru the spectators! stay tuned.


The simple truth behind this video is that we have no reason to pit on the highway, risk our chances of winning our second Baja 1000 & defrauding the fans by doing something like this. This truck was not part of the Vildosola Racing chase crew, pit crew or otherwise. If we had an issue, where we needed to stop, prior to this happening we had our second pit (next to BFG) on the Puertecitos Highway section. Again, why would I risk breaking, a well known rule, which we have been accused of before (2011 Baja 500) pitting on the highway...These fans pulled in-front of us while we were running down the highway, Javi and I thought they were taking pictures, once we realized they were messing with our front bumper, I tried to move left but the other truck had boxed us in. Plus the guy was grabbing our front bumper, If we would have broken or swerved, then he would have fallen and as many of you describe, the situation would have been 1,000,000 times worst. As you can tell, on the video, as they are pulling away, the guy in Spanish is saying "go, go, go"!!! They were definitely trying to do something...Our next pit was at Coco's, we have video evidence that we stopped there to check what these guys had tried to do...
Vildosola Racing does not have a history of cheating, we have never cheated and would never risk a Baja 1000 by pitting on the highway, I would have just stopped at our the Puertecitos pit a couple of miles before...
We will be on radio tonight addressing the same questions about our indisputable win at the Baja 1000
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[*] posted on 11-22-2012 at 01:49 PM


next time ram the turd and let Darwins theory dictate the outcome.....



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[*] posted on 11-22-2012 at 01:50 PM


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I believe that NASCAR's over-riding rule is "Have at her, Boys."


SCORE may need to consider the old-school NASCAR philosophy of whomever the fans saw win on Sunday, remains on the books as the winner. But that didn't stop the winner from being fined, and/or losing some (or all) of their season points due to infractions found/determined after the race was over.

The problem SCORE's going to have however is that has not been the precedent set previously by them under such circumstances.




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[*] posted on 11-22-2012 at 02:22 PM


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Win at any cost because the reward is worth it........

My solo B1K moto pal was rear ended by a TT during the race. He commented on this at the podium.
http://youtu.be/--f0_6zFpD4


[Edited on 11-22-2012 by Sweetwater]


Hey Sweetwater......did this occur just north of the El Arco pit? I think I remember this guy coming in for gas at El Arco saying he had been rear ended by a TT.




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[*] posted on 11-22-2012 at 02:54 PM


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you couldn't make this chit up! listen to tavo's account of this "fan" fooling around with his front bumper. and with the reckless driving thru the spectators! stay tuned.


The simple truth behind this video is that we have no reason to pit on the highway, risk our chances of winning our second Baja 1000 & defrauding the fans by doing something like this. This truck was not part of the Vildosola Racing chase crew, pit crew or otherwise. If we had an issue, where we needed to stop, prior to this happening we had our second pit (next to BFG) on the Puertecitos Highway section. Again, why would I risk breaking, a well known rule, which we have been accused of before (2011 Baja 500) pitting on the highway...These fans pulled in-front of us while we were running down the highway, Javi and I thought they were taking pictures, once we realized they were messing with our front bumper, I tried to move left but the other truck had boxed us in. Plus the guy was grabbing our front bumper, If we would have broken or swerved, then he would have fallen and as many of you describe, the situation would have been 1,000,000 times worst. As you can tell, on the video, as they are pulling away, the guy in Spanish is saying "go, go, go"!!! They were definitely trying to do something...Our next pit was at Coco's, we have video evidence that we stopped there to check what these guys had tried to do...
Vildosola Racing does not have a history of cheating, we have never cheated and would never risk a Baja 1000 by pitting on the highway, I would have just stopped at our the Puertecitos pit a couple of miles before...
We will be on radio tonight addressing the same questions about our indisputable win at the Baja 1000


what about your irresponsible driving thru camp in the other video of you behaving badly??
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[*] posted on 11-22-2012 at 02:58 PM


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you couldn't make this chit up! listen to tavo's account of this "fan" fooling around with his front bumper. and with the reckless driving thru the spectators! stay tuned.


The simple truth behind this video is that we have no reason to pit on the highway, risk our chances of winning our second Baja 1000 & defrauding the fans by doing something like this. This truck was not part of the Vildosola Racing chase crew, pit crew or otherwise. If we had an issue, where we needed to stop, prior to this happening we had our second pit (next to BFG) on the Puertecitos Highway section. Again, why would I risk breaking, a well known rule, which we have been accused of before (2011 Baja 500) pitting on the highway...These fans pulled in-front of us while we were running down the highway, Javi and I thought they were taking pictures, once we realized they were messing with our front bumper, I tried to move left but the other truck had boxed us in. Plus the guy was grabbing our front bumper, If we would have broken or swerved, then he would have fallen and as many of you describe, the situation would have been 1,000,000 times worst. As you can tell, on the video, as they are pulling away, the guy in Spanish is saying "go, go, go"!!! They were definitely trying to do something...Our next pit was at Coco's, we have video evidence that we stopped there to check what these guys had tried to do...
Vildosola Racing does not have a history of cheating, we have never cheated and would never risk a Baja 1000 by pitting on the highway, I would have just stopped at our the Puertecitos pit a couple of miles before...
We will be on radio tonight addressing the same questions about our indisputable win at the Baja 1000


what about your irresponsible driving thru camp in the other video of you behaving badly??


Not to excuse the drivers actions, BUT camping on the outside of a sharp turn, when you know many racers, at high speed in the dark dark, will be coming by all night. Really!




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[*] posted on 11-23-2012 at 06:53 PM


https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=...

Tavo Vildosola speaks.




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[*] posted on 11-23-2012 at 07:15 PM


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you couldn't make this chit up! listen to tavo's account of this "fan" fooling around with his front bumper. and with the reckless driving thru the spectators! stay tuned.


The simple truth behind this video is that we have no reason to pit on the highway, risk our chances of winning our second Baja 1000 & defrauding the fans by doing something like this. This truck was not part of the Vildosola Racing chase crew, pit crew or otherwise. If we had an issue, where we needed to stop, prior to this happening we had our second pit (next to BFG) on the Puertecitos Highway section. Again, why would I risk breaking, a well known rule, which we have been accused of before (2011 Baja 500) pitting on the highway...These fans pulled in-front of us while we were running down the highway, Javi and I thought they were taking pictures, once we realized they were messing with our front bumper, I tried to move left but the other truck had boxed us in. Plus the guy was grabbing our front bumper, If we would have broken or swerved, then he would have fallen and as many of you describe, the situation would have been 1,000,000 times worst. As you can tell, on the video, as they are pulling away, the guy in Spanish is saying "go, go, go"!!! They were definitely trying to do something...Our next pit was at Coco's, we have video evidence that we stopped there to check what these guys had tried to do...
Vildosola Racing does not have a history of cheating, we have never cheated and would never risk a Baja 1000 by pitting on the highway, I would have just stopped at our the Puertecitos pit a couple of miles before...
We will be on radio tonight addressing the same questions about our indisputable win at the Baja 1000


what about your irresponsible driving thru camp in the other video of you behaving badly??


Not to excuse the drivers actions, BUT camping on the outside of a sharp turn, when you know many racers, at high speed in the dark dark, will be coming by all night. Really!





I have to give you that one,, when we was down watching, we got to a spot just S. of San Felipe, where the race came in thru the desert, so alot of people drove out and parked and then the spectators parked and pulled there chairs out and sat with in feet of the race course, it only took one out of control car coming thru for the light to come on that this is not good,, so I removed myself and wife to a more safe distant, it wasnt 5 mins later that a car coming thru lost control and plowed in the crowed and ran over 2 brothers
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[*] posted on 11-23-2012 at 07:34 PM


I was nearly killed by pit crews (chace vehicles)! Ran me off the road and they didn't give a crap. Total burro holes!!! Time to end the Baja1000.
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[*] posted on 11-23-2012 at 08:25 PM


now everyone has seen the video's and heard tavo's explaination. where's sal?:?:

btw, baldwin racing has filed a formal protest. stand by

[Edited on 11-24-2012 by willardguy]
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