Toyo Tires off-road racing has secured back-to-back SCORE World Trophy Truck Championships. Claiming the 2024 win was Monster Energy/Toyo Tires AWD Mason Motorsports Ford Raptor driver Alan Ampudia. This marks the second consecutive year for a Toyo Tires Trophy Truck win after Bryce Menzies successfully completed his championship run in 2023.

Ampudia’s success began with a historic win at the SCORE San Felipe 250 when he established a new record for the fastest winning time. He continued that pace throughout the season with a strong performance in the challenging SCORE Baja 1000. With difficult conditions, Ampudia climbed four positions to finish Third in the Trophy Truck class and Fourth overall. The impressive drive rallied him to the position of the 2024 SCORE World Trophy Truck Champion.

Toyo Tires also added Gustavo Vildósola Sr. to its win list as he continued his SCORE Trophy Truck Legends domination. Vildósola, with co-drivers Mike Coleman and Ricky Johnson, used the Mason Motorsports/Toyo Tires/Vildosola Racing/Ford Raptor to take all four wins during the season. At the Baja 1000, they achieved their 12th consecutive race victory in a row.

“We broke records and celebrated major victories this season that led us to the 2024 World Championship!” a thrilled Ampudia exclaimed. “A huge part of this success is thanks to our Toyo tires, and now, we’re gearing up for an even bigger 2025 season.”

“Twelve wins in a row and another championship, what an incredible feat,” said Gustavo Vildósola Sr. “The rain made visibility tough during the race, but the Toyo Open Country M/T-R tires gave us the grip and durability we needed to win. I couldn’t have done this without the team and their flawless execution.”

Stan Chen, Events, Sponsorships, and Motorsports Senior Manager at Toyo Tire U.S.A. Corp. was also proud of the team’s success. “Congratulations to Alan Ampudia and Gustavo Vildósola Sr. for winning two SCORE championships this season on our Toyo Open Country M/T-R tires. Team Toyo had an incredible year of results securing another two championships. This marks two back-to-back SCORE Trophy Truck Championships since 2023, and three consecutive SCORE Trophy Truck Legends Championships since 2022.”