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Lake Elsinore, CA- In his third official attempt at claiming the prestigious Best in the Desert "Vegas to Reno" win, Chidester Transport's Jacob Argubright found great success at this year's event after an intense day of racing. Alongside his parnter Max Eddy Jr. (who has been looking to achieve this victory for nearly 15-years), the duo complemented one another as the chase began from a mid-pack draw position.  The team drew 4th start position, so they set their sights on getting to the front into the dust-free air. As the starting rider for the day-long race, Eddy, took off from...

Pre-Race report: The team headed down south to  Ensenada early Sat morning, well everyone but Greg was able to come down. Greg had to find a replacement driver to chase him as his father(Gary) fell off a ladder on Thursday and fractured his hip and back. Hopefully Gary heals fully and is back shortly to help us continue to the chase the repeat.  So the first stop we made was at Splash to meet up with Geoff Hill from BajaBound Insurance for a quick lunch where we picked up satellite phones and discuss race day logistics. After leaving Splash we...

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Lake Elsinore, CA- Chidester Transport Racing’s Jacob Argubright spent his weekend between National Hare & Hound events with the District 37 community for the So Cal Motorcycle Club Desert Scramble in Lucerne Valley, California. An 84-mile (42-miles twice) course consisting of traditional southern California desert terrain awaited racers. In start by class format, where racers would begin in groups of two every 15-seconds, Argubright got the jump and began his hunt for the overall physical lead. By the end of loop 1, coming into the pits with the lead, Argubright quickly refueled and took off on his second 42-mile lap. Throughout the...

Lake Elsinore, CA- After taking the AMA National West Hare Scrambles Championship in 2015, Jacob Argubright shifted his focus from the series, but returned this weekend for round two of the 2018 season.  Hosted in Prescott Valley, Arizona, Argubright and nearly 40 other Pro's lined up for the 3-hour format hare scramble race. Laid out across a 10-mile course, challenging off-road terrain proved difficult even for the top riders, as lap times averaged 30-minutes.  Coming from a last place start, Argubright eventually got going and began his hunt for the lead riders. Making his way through 37 other Pro riders,...