"Ballistic" BJ Baldwin clinched the championship in the
Trick Truck class as Jason Voss followed up with a second-
place finish in the run for the championship, winning the
Trick Truck class at the Dec. 3-5 Henderson 250 in
Nevada.
Riding on Grabber Competition tires, David Schneider also
grasped championship honors in class 4400, as did Louis
Chamberlin in class 7-2 with Grabber AT2 tires.
Procuring General’s first championship in a desert racing
series since its re-launch into desert racing in 2007, Team
GT pulled out all the stops, according to marketing director
Travis Roffler.
“These wins are exactly how we wanted to end the 2010 off-
road season,” says Roffler. “Our performance here proves
that Team GT isn’t going anywhere. We’ve made our mark on
the desert with some of the best drivers and best tires in
the industry and we are here to stay. We are extremely proud
of our entire Team GT results and look forward to an
outstanding 2011 off-road season,” he adds.
“I was on a mission this year,” says Baldwin. “I wanted to
be the first General Tire racer to bring them a
championship, and I am proud to say we accomplished the goal
and brought the fans some exciting racing all season,” he
reports.
“The Grabbers performed excellent all year and are a huge
factor in my winning strategy,” Baldwin continues. “My team
is so pumped on winning this championship, and we are
looking forward to dropping the hammer again on the
competition next season.”
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