Biography

Racing for team #62 in the prestigious SCORE Trophy Truck class, this Canadian competitor has carved out a notable presence in desert racing's most demanding events. His impressive 15th place finish at the legendary 2017 SCORE Baja 1000 50th Anniversary edition demonstrated his ability to compete at the highest level, completing the grueling 1,134-mile journey from Ensenada to La Paz in just over 26 hours behind the wheel of a Chevy Silverado.

Partnering with accomplished co-drivers Todd LeDuc and Chuck Dempsey, Armstrong tackled one of the most challenging Baja 1000 courses in recent memory, navigating the entire length of the Baja Peninsula in what many consider the ultimate test of man and machine. The 2017 race drew 404 entries from 44 U.S. states and 29 countries, making his top-15 finish among Trophy Trucks particularly impressive given the international caliber of competition.

Operating from Peace River, Alberta, Armstrong represents the strong Canadian presence in SCORE desert racing, bringing northern grit to the harsh desert terrain of Baja California. His commitment to competing in SCORE's premier unlimited truck class showcases his dedication to off-road racing's most technically advanced and physically demanding category, where horsepower can exceed 850 and speeds routinely top 100 mph across brutal desert landscapes.