Brandon Schueler - Pro UTV Forced Induction

Brandon Schueler

Phoenix, AZ - #2919

Vehicle Specifications:

Make: Polaris Model: RZR XP Turbo S 4 Engine: Polaris Engine Builder: Polaris Chassis: Jagged Extreme Transmission: Polaris

Biography

Brandon Schueler has established himself as a formidable force in SCORE desert racing, capturing the 2017 SCORE Baja 1000 championship in the highly competitive Pro UTV Forced Induction class. His victory in the legendary peninsula race showcased his ability to conquer the most challenging terrain in off-road racing across the 1,134-mile course from Ensenada to La Paz.

The Phoenix-based racer has consistently demonstrated his skills on the peninsula, earning back-to-back podium finishes at the historic SCORE Baja 500 with third-place class finishes in both 2021 and 2022. These impressive performances in the 542-mile desert classic underscore his mastery of high-speed desert racing and tactical race management across varying terrain conditions.

Schueler's racing resume reflects his commitment to SCORE's premier events, where he has competed against international fields featuring racers from over 30 countries. His championship-caliber performance in the Pro UTV Forced Induction category places him among the elite drivers in one of desert racing's most competitive divisions, where precision driving and mechanical reliability are essential for success in Mexico's unforgiving Baja Peninsula terrain.

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In SCORE Journal

Bummed by Bottlenecks | June 2022 Issue

Once all of the UTV classes left the starting line, they never thought they would be caught up in one of the worst bottlenecks so far in this season. The course up and down the Summit was narrow and once one vehicle got stuck, there wasn’t much room to pass for any of the many vehicles behind. Read More

Charging Up From The Rear | October 2021 Issue

The tough SCORE Baja 400 course presented problems for every class, but for the 27 racers in the SCORE Pro UTV FI class, only eight were not able to finish. This meant there was lots of competition on the course, especially from Austen Weiland in the No 2954 Can-Am who has won every race this season. Right behind him is Phil Blurton in the No2944 Can-Am and former class champion Brandon Schueler in the No. 2919 Polaris RZR. Read More

UTVS OUT IN FORCE | July 2021 Issue

It seemed like an all-out battle between Polaris, Can-Am, and Honda at this year's BFGoodrich Tires 53rd SCORE Baja 500 Presented by 4 Wheel Parts. With racers that have multiple wins and SCORE Championships to their name, the competition is extremely high. Throw in a tough and very technical course, and the chances of winning become even slimmer. Read More

JAGGED-X MARKS THE SPOT | May 2021 Issue

Brandon Schueler and his factory Polaris team, Jagged X, kicked off the SCORE racing season with a class win at the single-loop BFGoodrich Tires 34th SCORE San Felipe 250 Presented by Ford. Schueler is a UTV contender, recruited by Polaris in 2007. Heâ€™s logged some 50,000 race miles and has numerous class wins, and championships to his name. Schueler now has the points lead in SCORE Pro UTV FI class going into the BFGoodrich Tires 53rd SCORE Baja 500, presented by 4 WheelParts. Read More

THE CONVERGENCE | May 2021 Issue

In one of the largest gatherings of Pro UTVs in the San Felipe Desert, these competitors in five different classes were ready for the BFGoodrich Tires 34th SCORE San Felipe 250 Presented by Ford. At the start of the race, the Pro UTV FI class had some of SCOREâ€™s elite UTV racers and former class champions wanting to take home their first win of the season. Read More

Judgement Day | December 2019 Issue

Considering nearly half of the field of Pro UTV FI class racers didnâ€™t finish, Baja definitely won the day with these competitors. Those that know the class and the sport, however, can count on the more experienced racers and past season champions to figure out how to finish at the top of the class. Wayne Matlock, Brandon Schueler, Marc Burnett, Jason and Derek Murray, and Lucerna SCORE Baja 400 winner Craig Scanlon and others, put their skills and vehicles through the worst that Baja could offer and managed to finish the race. But it wasnâ€™t easy. Read More