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willyAirstream
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San Bruno - Mulege off road Race-May 16th
This race draws motos and cars from LaPaz to GN, so you will be entertained.
Sat. Afternoon- car inspection and show in SB baseball field, race starts at dusk and ends at Ranchito Colonia on ice house road.
It runs parallell to the highway near the Santa Ines turnoff and that is a good place to watch or try roads around Punta Chivato. Party at the finish
from midnight to dawn.
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dtbushpilot
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How many miles (kilometers)?
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willyAirstream
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150k but may increase to 200k.Course map should be ready next week. Vamos , es bueno.
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willyAirstream
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Google translation
Friends we leave the route map marking where malotonas parts, sand, stone and the new part which is in the section of dunes are! Marked by the largest
circle orange color, this part was damaged by the rains is not the lovely line that was be careful when walking as there fords where the water did
ditches, marked with the black circle if you remember the last route was on under the bridge, the road now will jump to the other lado.pasando Chek
three yellow oval is the new section, where you will find dunes is straight !! the other yellow circle is part of "Dead Cove" this route if last year
where they found sand in very Atascosa parties. The green circle is where creek crossings with cement are, they handle this part as they are hazardous
is marked correctly !!! the last orange circle is part of the stream of Santa Ines where there is sand and rock climbing begins! they again ask that
the routes do not run !! They are busy roads through which the route. avoid accidents and for the Off-Road grip infamous !! it is our responsibility
to care for the sport we love !! PLEASE SHARE
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rts551
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night race. Correct.
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willyAirstream
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Yep, inspection is Saturday afternoon and race starts at dusk. Approx. 100k
Fiesta after at el Ranchito.
On edit.....race starts on the road to Magdalina,sp, not at the ball field
[Edited on 5-6-2015 by willyAirstream]
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Does that mean they are going to clean up all the ribbons, signs, arrows and junk off the course when they are done? It was a mess yesterday.
[Edited on 5-7-2015 by Pescador]
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willyAirstream
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I will let the club know your concern. Clean up went well last year. All the wooden arrows were stolen before the race.
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Richard, check Pescador's wood pile 
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willyAirstream
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Jajajaja
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Pescador
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As Larry the Cable Guy said, " Now that is funny, I don't care who you are".
I took some people out for a quad ride to Punta Chivato and they commented on the arrows and ribbons on all the bushes. They had commented earlier
that the national flower of Baja California Sur must be white plastic trash bags, so they were sensitive to the stuff in the desert. So it was kinda
tongue in cheek when I asked about the marker stuff. Usually they pick up the arrows, but the ribbons seem to stay for a long time.
It is probably a good thing that I did not take them out there the day of the race as it might have gotten very exciting to be in the middle of the
dust storm.
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willyAirstream
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 I agree, the ribbons are almost as bad as the plastic trash bags. Maybe we will
use aluminum foil next year, naaa that would be gone in an hour. Lots of cars and motos pre running between now and race night, especially this
Sunday.
Last year several cars went off the course at speed causing sever damage to the vehicles, but luckily no injuries, hence the amount of ribbons now.
Note, highway 1 will be closed for about an hour around 9pm, more or less, near the Santa Innes turn off.
Also, Hotel Hacienda is offering a discount for the race, 350/night for a double, fri, sat and sunday.
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Update map?
Can you post an updated map? We're looking for a vista where we won't have to return over the race course.
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Quote: Originally posted by Pescador  |
They had commented earlier that the national flower of Baja California Sur must be white plastic trash bags, so they were sensitive to the stuff in
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In La Bocana those are known as "white sea bags". We also have black sea bags. Catching is good here year round, no bag limit.
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Russ, it looks to me from the map. That it is the top of your Pila or up on the mesa or the check point #4?? 
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Maybe the hill above the "Y" ? See them coming and going.
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willyAirstream
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I will try to post an updated map later today. The hill would be a good place to watch, ck pt 4 , anywhere around there. Also, the hill south of
Santa Ines would offer very long views, but probably difficult for you to get back. Just camp there
Side notes
Thanks to RibbonSlinger, a nomad, hazards were marked with the huge supply of pink ribbon he donated. Well, seems some people really like the pink, as
over half of it has been removed.
Pre running will be intense today and tonight and they may drive faster than they should. Be cautious!
Hope everyone enjoys the race. There are some very cool cars coming.
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How many run in this, and types? Can we get an idea on this at pre race in SB Sat aft?
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Last year there were about 40 motos, 15 quads, 5 class 9, about 10 class 7sx, and about 6 oth er trucks.
This year expect same number of moto and quads, there are 9 class 9 confirmed, 4 class5/1600, a 1600, and various class 6 , 7 and 8.People are still
signing up as there was no deadline for confirmation. A class 8 that runs the 1000 and many score races, just confirmed.
You might get an idea from pre runners, but they have been out today and some tonight, so they are spread out.
Last year drew huge crowds on the course and at the after party.
Vamos, it will be fun.
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willyAirstream
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The race begins on the road to Magdalena, not in the pueblo of SB.
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