High Altitude Racing × Apple Town Posse
The combined High Altitude Racing and Apple Town Posse team has done it again: car #355 is on the NORRA podium! After two unforgettable days from Ensenada to San Quintín and back, through surf, sand, mountains, electrical drama, and more than a few tense moments, #355 crossed the finish third in class.
The Partners Behind the Podium
Every sticker helped carry #355 to this trophy.
Another Podium for #355
Prepared in Colorado. Proven in Baja.
The result came on an extraordinary course and against fierce competition. A few penalty minutes found us after late starts caused by saltwater immersion, sand, and the roadside recovery that followed—but the team never stopped adapting, and the car never stopped fighting.
At the finish, #355 stood third behind two teams campaigning Honda Talons. Our Polaris is smaller, narrower, and famously eager to keep its drivers awake, but meticulous preparation made it incredibly hard to beat. The engine build delivered. The clutch delivered. The cooling, suspension, tires, and countless hours in the shop delivered. Most importantly, the entire team delivered.
Mike and Josh, then Brian and Tyler, shared the driving and navigation duties from Ensenada to San Quintín and all the way back. Every handoff, chase stop, course call, repair, and full-throttle mile carried the same goal: bring #355 home.
What a rush. What a race. What a team.
Gracias, Baja
An unforgettable course in an unforgettable place.
A huge thank-you to NORRA for building such a diverse, demanding, and spectacular course—and for running another great race. From fast Pacific beaches to technical mountain climbs, flooded crossings, silt, rock, and remote switchbacks, this was Baja racing in all its wild variety.
And thank you to the people of Mexico for welcoming us and letting us play in their backyard. The encouragement, hospitality, and energy along the route are part of what makes racing in Baja unlike anything else in the world.
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Thank you to our 2026 Sponsors!
None of this would be possible without our sponsors. You give our preparation purpose, make the hard work possible, and help turn ambitious race plans into real podium finishes. We are enormously grateful for every one of you.
Our trophy will be visiting our sponsors, so stop by and see this polished—but wonderfully raw—casting of the Baja Peninsula we all love so much. While you are there, please give these businesses your support. They earned a share of this podium too.
