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Charles Laviolette has carved out a reputation as a determined competitor in SCORE International's grueling desert racing series, particularly excelling in the demanding Sportsman Quads division. His tenacious approach to Baja's unforgiving terrain was exemplified by his impressive 22nd place finish in the 2017 SCORE Baja 1000, where he piloted his Yamaha quad through the 40-hour endurance test that saw numerous seasoned professionals fall by the wayside.
Racing out of Lorignal, Ontario, Laviolette represents the international appeal of SCORE desert racing, bringing Canadian grit to Mexico's legendary peninsula. His 2017 Baja 1000 performance stands as a testament to his mechanical preparation and desert navigation skills, completing the grueling course in just over 40 hours while many competitors were forced to retire. The Sportsman Quads class demands exceptional physical conditioning and machine reliability, making his finish particularly noteworthy among the challenging field.
Laviolette's commitment to SCORE's premier events demonstrates his dedication to mastering one of motorsport's most challenging disciplines. His ability to maintain competitive pace while ensuring his Yamaha quad survived the notorious rocks, silt beds, and technical sections of Baja California has established him as a respected competitor in the international desert racing community.
#22 Overall and #8 in Sportsman Quad