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Willow Springs International Raceway

<h1>On this particular venture to Willow Springs International Raceway me-n-the boys came to spectate our friends as the hit the track for a 5 hour endurance race. </h1>

<h1>Porsche owners club endurance race </h1>
This was a team race, each team had 3 drivers to switch between for the 5 hour duration. 
Both Malcolm and Alex were in this race. Malcolm’s section was during the day when the track was warm and the laps were fast. 
Alex had the more careful job of trying to throw down fast laps in the dark with limited visibility 
Unfortunately Malcolm got caught up with a very overbearing member of the POC, and got pushed off the track and lost a coolent line, he did not finish the race :(
Alex started her shift in the dark and held her lead. Despite the light downpour her team decided not to switch to rain tires to save time out on the track. Alex’s clever driving brought home a 1st place trophy.

<h1>Malcolm getting back on track</h1>

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Nick and I arrived in San Felipe just after sunset. We found the house Quinten rented and nick set up his house. 
Nick would spend the rest of the trip in his roof nest, yes even through the ridiculous rain storm.

Our garage smelled like race gas :)

The only time the bikes would see a garage for the rest of the trip.

<h1>The San Felipe house</h1>

Probably one of the nicer places we stayed minus that shower situation.

Day one of prerunning. 

For those who are unfamiliar, we had 6 racers on our team who all spent a week learning their section of the course. 
Henry Wiles sitting on the fender at the top of 5th ➡️

We spent the majority of the day playing on this lake bed

Instead of going back the way we came we ended up taking the race course home. 

Horrible idea, thanks for saving us Robbie Gordon

The lake bed wasn’t too far from the San Felipe house. We actually ended up coming here a couple of times. It was a really cool spot and we had fun filming here. Well we had fun until we got lost on our way home.

<h1>Robbie Gordon saves the day</h1>

Pierce, Nick and myself ran into a little trouble with Nick’s “Roof Nest” on the race course. Robbie Gordon who is normally known for being an asshole was kind enough to stop and make sure we were ok.

<h1>the ridiculous rainstorm </h1>

The rainstorm seemed like it was going to be a really big setback.
There was also a concern that upon race day our beloved dry lake bed wouldn’t be so dry. 
Things ended up working in our favor as Levi clocked 104 miles per hour crossing the not so dry lake bed

Those tacos were nuts 
Passing through here we stumbled on crucial crossover road that could have saved us 3 hours of travel time from San Felipe to Ensenada. The rain ￼destroyed the road and it became rutted and very narrow because of fallen rocks. So we had to go the long way

<h1>The ridiculous rainstorm</h1>
Cont.

The rain got considerably worse, this made our journey to cuatro casas even sketchier as we crossed the peninsula and drove through the night.

This is the coolest place I’ve ever been to. This guy Richard and his wife run the place. It’s literally paradise. Cuatro casas is it’s own point break and the Baja 1000 runs through the backyard. We later watched the race from here, this was my favorite spot.

We set up at cuatro casas, that rough section down there at the bottom, bottom left, ya. Right there is normally a silt bed or a crazy deep pile of really fine dust. That’s how wet the dirt was. No dust.

I can already tell this is gonna be one of those stories that gets better every time I tell it so consider yourself lucky that you heard it here first!