Huntington Beach, CA - #292
Make: Ford Model: Spec Trophy Truck Engine: Engine Builder: General Motors Chassis: Terrible Herbst Transmission: Culhane
Building his legacy in SCORE's legendary Class 1/2-1600 division, this Huntington Beach-based desert racer captured one of the most prestigious victories in off-road racing when he and co-driver C.J. Hutchins claimed the 2012 SCORE Baja 500 class championship. The triumph placed Coleman among an elite group of racers who have conquered the grueling 500-mile test through Baja California's unforgiving terrain, joining a winner's circle that includes legends like Rob MacCachren, Troy Herbst, and the McMillin racing dynasty.
The 2012 Baja 500 victory represented the pinnacle of Coleman's SCORE career, showcasing his ability to navigate the technical challenges and strategic demands of one of desert racing's most competitive classes. Class 1/2-1600 requires a unique blend of speed, endurance, and mechanical precision, as teams push modified Volkswagen-based machines through hundreds of miles of desert at racing speeds.
Operating from Southern California's off-road racing hub, Coleman has established himself as a respected competitor in SCORE's premier desert racing series. His Baja 500 championship victory stands as testament to his dedication to the sport and his ability to perform under the extreme conditions that define Baja racing.
Congratulations Jason Coleman, for winning the 34th annual SCORE San Felipe 250 Class Trophy Truck Spec!
A total of 36 SCORE TT Spec racers entered the King Shocks 35th SCORE San Felipe 250, making the competition extremely difficult, even for 2021 race winner Jason Coleman and 2021 Class Champion Jason McNeil. After qualifying Ryan Hancock started first, followed by McNeil in second, Duston Grabowski in third, and Christopher Polvoorde who started in fourth. Read More
With the largest field of competitors in the SCORE Trophy Truck divisions, the TT Spec racers had a difficult time not only with a tough course, but having to contend with lots of traffic ahead of them. Kyle Jergensen in the #227 truck qualified fastest to start first, followed by Pierce Herbst in the #264 truck, and Jason McNeil in the #234 truck. Read More
We had no plans to come to the 2021 SCORE San Felipe 250 until a few weeks before the race,†Jason Coleman admitted. “When the number of entries began stacking up, we thought, ‘hey this could be fun, let’s go to Mexico.’ That was that.†A hectic pace of preparation for the race occurred during those three weeks to put Coleman’s plan together. “It was me, my navigator/mechanic Brady Melin, and my dad Joe,†said Coleman. “A couple of buddies that were already going to be down in the area helped chase and pit. The result was spectacular considering the minimal crew we could round up at the last minute.†Read More
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