10:00am Bilstein Race Update

Leader Kyle Conlon is averaging about 54 miles per hour in his #1002 buggy followed by Matt Loiodice in the #1011 car and Lobsam Yee in #1009.

Tim Noe leads the pack for the SCORE lite group with about two and a half minutes on second place David Callaway who leads pole sitter Cameron Steele by just over a minute.

The front running 1/2 1600 car, Bryan Freeman’s #1601 buggy, is sitting in 13th position overall with a 19:51 interval from the leader. Behind Bryan is #1603 Leonardo Navarette and #1620 Curt Geer respectively.

In class 5, Kevin Carr is averaging less than a mile an hour faster than closest competitor Michelle Bruckman.

#553 Rulo Solano leads his class along with #1449 Rory Ward, #861 John Griffin, #300 Donald Moss, #745 Jim Hinesley in 7x, #720 Mike Horner in 7s, #1502 Mark Growe, #760 Rod Hall, #1100 Eric Solarzano, and #949 Rob Macdonald.

11:00am Bilstein Race Update

At about 10:15 John Griffin and Jeremy Spirkoff’s stock full size #861 and Rory Ward’s #1440 Sportsman Car, were the first winners of the day followed by Class 3 winners Donald and Ken Moss in their #300 West Coast Bronco.

SMT winners Blake Henn and Carlos Ramirez were the next winners to cross start/finish followed closely by number two in their class #1502  Mark and Kieth Growe.

Rod and Chad Hall brought their stock mini #760 Hummer H3 in for the win to round off the hours finishers.

In the front of the  four lap competition is Larry Job currently only 29 seconds ahead of Robert McBeath in the #1016 and #1004 cars respectively.

Third overall is SCORE Lite leader Tim Noe followed by #1213 Mike Sandoval and #1209 Jason Batulis.

#1601 Bryan freeman maintains his lead in the 1/2 1600 class over #1603 Leonardo Navarette and #1620 Curt Geer.

# 518 Kevin Carr also still leads Class 5 with a fourteen overall position lead on his nearest competitor #502 Chris Bowman.

Rulo Solano has held onto the lead in Class 5 – 1600 for the entirety of the race.

#745 Jim Hinesley leads #758 Rich Severson  by just under a minute going into the final lap in 7x while #720 Mike Horner stands alone in the front of the 7s pack.

#1100 Eric Solarzano’s five minute lead over #1148 Ramon Fernandez has shrunk to just over three minutes over the past hour.

12:00pm Bilstein Race Update

#1006 Chris Harold has moved up three spots in Class 10, overtaking #1009 Lobsam Yee and eventually #1004 Robert McBeath who took the lead from now second place #1016 Larry Job before losing it to Harold.

Tim Noe, Mike Sandoval, and Jason Batulis havn’t changed positions in the SCORE Lite race for over two hours while pole sitter Cameron Steele has dropped back to 45th overall from 8th in our 10:00 update.

#1618 Cory Boyer has moved up from fifth to first position in the 1/2 1600 race overtaking the likes of second place #1611 Aaron Hawley and third place #1620 Curt Geer after the race leader #1601 Bryan Freeman ran into some problems.

#518 Kevin Carr widened his gap on second place #500 George Seeley and third place #501 Michelle Bruckman to almost four minutes.

Rulo Solano took the win for Class 5 -1600 in the #553 Bug.

Jim Hinesley, Eric Solarzano, Mike Horner, and Rob McDonald hold onto their leads in 7x, 11, 7s, and 9 respectively.

Stay tuned for full results from run group A while we wait for the big boys to start.

1:00pm Bilstein Race Update

The faster classes have begun their 30 second intervals of intensity as the Trophy Trucks, Class 1 Unlimited Buggies, and Class 8 trucks roar off into the desert.

Class 1 driver Eddy Gonzales mis-negotiated the jump before the second turn, about 100 yards from the starting line, resulting in an end over end roll. The SCORE medical response team were quick to his aid and an ambulance was not too far behind. Gonzales is currently being airlifted out and his co-driver Marco is undergoing CPR on the scene. There are now two more teams of paramedics on the scene. More updates as we get them.

Tentative Results for Group A:

Class 10:
#1006 Chris Harrold
#1004 Robert McBeath
#1016 Larry Job
#1001 Adam Wik
#1003 Lonny Hart

Class 12/SCORE Lite:
#1209 Jason Batulis
#1249 Ty Godde
#1200 Tim Noe
#1205 David Callaway
#1213 Mike Sandoval

Class 1/2 1600:
#1618 Cory Boyer
#1611 Aaron Hawley
#1614 David Caspino
#1649 Daniel McMillin
#1620 Curt Geer

Class 5:
#518 Kevin Carr
#500 George Seeley
#501 Michelle Bruckman

Class 5 1600 winner:
#553 Rulo Solano

Class 7x winner:
#758 Rich Severson

Sportsman Buggy winner:
#1449 Rory Ward

Stock Full winner:
#861 John Griffin

Class 3 winner:
#300 Donald Moss

Sportsman Truck winner:
#1502 Mark Growe

Stock Mini winner:
#760 Rod Hall

Class 11 winner:
#1100 Eric Solarzano

Class 7s winner:
#720 Mike Horner

Class 9 winner:
#949 Rob MacDonald

2:00pm Bilstein Race Update

We regret to inform you that Class 1 driver Eric Gonzales' co-driver Marco sadly did not survive the rollover incident early in the race. Our thoughts are with his friends, family, and team as they endure this horrible turn of fate. We'll have more info on this incident as soon as it's available.

The Trophy Trucks and Class 1 cars are returning to the finish line for the first of four times throughout the day. Pole sitter Cameron Steele was the first to re-cross the line in his Ford F-150 Trophy Truck.

The real action in the Trophy Truck race so far was when #4 Alan Phlueger, # 26 David Scaroni, and Ryan Thomas all came in within a second of each other. The stop sign at the start finish created such a bottleneck that Scaroni’s truck only had a half inch of clearance both front and back. As they sped away, the crowd got to watch Scaroni start to overtake Pflueger in the third turn. They hit the big table top jump at the end of the infield neck and neck, but Scaroni eeked out the lead while the two monsters were flying.

In Class 1 Unlimited, the action seems just as close. #101 was first over the line followed very closely by #103 and #102 respectively.

Keep coming back for updates, every hour on the hour, right here at Off-Road.com!

3:00pm Bilstein Race Update

#87 Todd Wyllie was the first in from lap two after overtaking lap one leader Larry Ragland when Larry ran into some technical difficulty.

#38 Garron Cadiente was next across the line at 3:38 followed by Jerry Whelchel in travis Coyne’s #77 Trophy Truck at 3:44.

The next Trophy Truck to start lap 3 was Ed Herbst, who got to the line at 3:45 after undergoing a tire change and refuel at the main pits and just made it out in front of BJ Baldwin’s #1 truck.

#12 Larry Ragland was leading lap one, but as of this writing he is nowhere to be found.

At 3:49 Rob MacCachren graced us with the presence of the #3 Riviera Racing Trophy Truck with #31 Andy McMillin hot on his tail.

Alan Phlueger’s Monster Energy Drink sponsored #28 truck crossed the line at 3:50.

Chris Robinson and Bobby Baldwin crossed the line together in the #26 and #96 Trophy Trucks respectively.

#108 Armin Schwarz is the first Class 1 Unlimited car on the third lap by having crossed the finish line at 3:57

#101 Todd Cuffaro and #104 Justin Lofton round off the hour’s finishers being the second and third Class 1 car on the third lap.

Right now, of 26 Trophy Trucks, ten are on the third lap while only 3 of the hordes of Class 1 cars can make the same claim.

4:00pm Bilstein Race Update

Todd Wyllie, the first to finish lap two, crossed the finish line for the third time before anybody else. Wyllie was the first to start the final lap in his #85 Trophy Truck at 4:44 eventually followed by #38 Garron Cadiente after a whopping 11 minutes at 4:55.

Truck #706 is the first in Class 7 to find his way into the final (third) lap at 4:56.

#1 BJ Baldwin is the third car on lap four at 4:59 followed by #19 Ed Herbst to round off the hour.

5:00pm Bilstein Race Update

As of  5:32pm #38 Garron Cadiente leads #85 Todd Wyllie by three minutes and thirteen seconds with #1 BJ Baldwin only thirteen seconds down from the number two spot. These three represent the podium in both the Trophy Truck class and the overall race.

Mark Post’s #3 Trophy Truck is about seven and a half minutes off the leader’s pace.

Larry Roesler, driving Terrible Herbst’s #100 “Landshark” leads the Class 1 buggies. His closest competitor, #116 Bryan Parkhouse, is more than ten minutes behind his elapsed time.

The third spot in Class 1 Unlimited is currently held by #108 Armin Schwarz who is only 20 seconds from overtaking Parkhouse.

Pro Truck leader #235 Jason Voss is dominating the class as he is the only competitor in the field. He sits 24th in the overall standings for group B.

In Class 8, #802 Glenn Greer is over a half hour ahead of his distant competition #800 Nick Vanderwey in second.

Last but not least is Steve Looney in the #706 Class 7 truck. His lead is as significant as the gap in the front of the Class 8 pack with 35 minutes separating him from second place # 700 Dan Chamlee.

Trophy Trucks should be finishing soon. Stay tuned for more Primm 300 action, live on Off-Road.com!

6:00pm Bilstein Race Update

The Trophy Trucks are in, or at least the front runners are. Our tentative results are as follows:

1st Place #38 Garron Cadiente
2nd Place #3 Mark Post
3rd Place #1 BJ Baldwin
4th Place #85 Todd Wyllie
5th Place #19 Ed Herbst
Mark Post was seen limping his truck in on a flat for the last few miles but manage to keep a hold of the second spot.

The top four trucks were within a minute and a half of eachother by the time the checkered flag was waved.

Car #100, the “Landshark” driven by Larry Roeseler is the first Class 1 Unlimited to cross the line.

#102, the Chase Racing Class 1 effort, is the second Class 1 buggy to finish the line.

Class 7 trucks #708 and #706 are the first to finish the race.

#108 Armin Shwartz rounds out the podium finishers for Class 1 Unlimited at 6:50pm.

#96 Bobby Baldwin finishes his race at 6:52pm

*All timing and scoring is un-official. There will be officials results from SCORE after the race.