Biography

Herman Johnson made his mark in SCORE desert racing with a commanding victory at the 2019 SCORE Baja 1000, capturing the Pro UTV Open class championship in one of off-road racing's most prestigious events. The 54-year-old Rio Rancho, New Mexico native conquered the legendary Baja Peninsula, showcasing the skill and determination that defines elite desert racers.

Johnson's triumph at the Baja 1000 represents the pinnacle achievement for UTV competitors, as the grueling race tests both machine and driver across hundreds of miles of unforgiving terrain. His Pro UTV Open class victory came against fierce competition in one of the fastest-growing categories in desert racing, where cutting-edge technology meets raw driving talent.

The New Mexico racer's success reflects the dedication required to excel in SCORE International competition, where racers face extreme conditions ranging from rocky technical sections to high-speed desert washes. Johnson's championship run demonstrated his ability to maintain consistent pace while navigating the countless challenges that make the Baja 1000 one of motorsport's ultimate endurance tests.

His victory stands as a testament to the growing competitiveness of UTV racing within the SCORE World Desert Championship series.