Ensenada, BC - #10
Based in Ensenada, Baja California, Aaron Ampudia has established himself as a formidable force in SCORE desert racing alongside his brother Alan. The Ampudia brothers have consistently delivered strong performances in the premier Trophy Truck division, most notably capturing 11th place overall at the 2018 SCORE Baja 500 behind the wheel of their Ford Raptor. Their 12-hour, 12-minute run through the challenging 542-mile course demonstrated the speed and endurance that defines their racing program.
Beyond his driving prowess, Ampudia has earned recognition as a respected voice in desert racing media, serving as a BCII TV announcer alongside Cameron Steele. This dual role as both competitor and commentator provides him with unique insights into the sport's technical and strategic elements. His broadcasting experience has made him a recognizable figure throughout the SCORE racing community, connecting with fans and fellow racers alike.
The 33-year-old continues to compete at the highest levels of desert racing while maintaining his media presence, representing the new generation of SCORE athletes who excel both on and off the racecourse. His combination of racing talent and communication skills positions him as an influential ambassador for the sport of desert racing.
After winning the 2019 SCORE Baja 1000 Overall, Alan and Aaron Ampudia
knew they had what it took to compete with some of Baja racing's best
teams. The Ensenada, Baja California based family got into Baja racing
when brothers Rodrigo Sr. and Rogerio Ampudia began racing around 1986,
starting in 1600 classes and moving up to SCORE Trophy Truck. It didn't take long
before the next generation, Rodrigo Jr., Aaron, and Alan Ampudia, sons of Rodrigo
Sr, soon began racing in 1/2-1600 and won many SCORE races and championships. Read More
The Ampudia's Overall win at the BFGoodrich Tires SCORE Baja 1000Presented by 4 Wheel parts, was no surprise for the team's family and loyalfans who have followed their progress throughout the years. Like most offroadracers, brothers Aaron, Alan, and Rodrigo Ampudia started young, butthey quickly rose to the top of the vehicle classes they entered. Aaron and Alandominated the 1/2-1600 class for years earning several class championships, whileRodrigo Ampudia was busy winning in short course racing. Read More
DNF in SCORE Trophy Truck