Calexico, CA - #1100
A tenacious competitor in SCORE's most challenging desert races, Luis Fernando Garcia has established himself as a formidable force in Baja California's punishing terrain. Based in Calexico, Garcia brings intimate knowledge of the borderland desert conditions that have claimed countless racers over the years.
Garcia's racing philosophy centers on persistence and tactical patience—qualities that have served him well navigating the brutal rock sections, technical silt beds, and dust-choked straights that define SCORE competition. His methodical approach to desert racing reflects the wisdom gained from years of battling the unforgiving Baja Peninsula landscape.
The Calexico native has witnessed firsthand the evolution of SCORE racing, from the legendary battles in Pro Moto Unlimited to the intense championship fights that unfold across multiple classes. Garcia understands that success in desert racing requires more than speed—it demands mechanical reliability, strategic pit stops, and the mental fortitude to push through when conditions deteriorate.
As SCORE racing continues to attract international talent, Garcia represents the deep-rooted passion of border region racers who view the desert as both playground and proving ground. His commitment to the sport embodies the grit and determination that makes SCORE racing legendary.
The traditional Baja Bugs are still made up of hardcore racers who love these vehicles enough to put themselves through a difficult race like the 2nd SCORE Baja 400. Finishing is as good as winning for most, but taking the checkered flag is better when there’s some competition after the same goal. Read More
One of the fan favorites is to watch the SCORE Class 11 Bugs start and finish any race. In San Felipe, three teams competed and ultimately the 1100 car of the Garcia family finished with the fastest time to win the class. Luis Fernando and his brother Luis Francisco headed the team and had co-drivers Omar Beltran and Ramses Garcia help bring the win. Read More
Some of Baja’s most respected racers are those who choose to drive in Class 11. While the cars are nostalgic and have decades of history in SCORE, they are also the most difficult to drive in the Baja terrain, and it takes perseverance, patience, and practice to win. At the BFGoodrich Tires 34th SCORE San Felipe 250 Presented by Ford, three Class 11 racers entered, including Luis Fernando Garcia, driver of record for the Crazy Fools Motorsports team, who managed to get their #1100 car to the finish line and take the class win. Read More
DNF in Class 11
#167 Overall and #1 in Class 11
DNF in Class 11
DNF in Class 11