BAJA 1000 2017
From November 14th through the 18th, the Baja 1000 will be taking place! It is the longest non-stop race in the world; starting in Ensenada, Baja California and ending in La Paz, Baja California Sur. A 1135 miles long race. Condor Baja Tours'team, 400x, will be...
1st Place Baja 500 2017
Condor Baja Tours was present in the 49th edition of the Baja 500, as chase support, logistics and bike preparation. Jano Montoya’s 400x team wins the Baja 500 with a 1 hour advantage to the second place, in a clean race with no problems to the bike. Compliments to...
Norra 2017
Norra, the Mexican rally open to modern and vintage vehicles, is a 7 day rally race with splendid sceneries and excellent hotel accommodations. Condor Baja Tours was present in this 2017 edition as chase support for a team participating in motorcycle. We are available...
2nd Place Baja 250 – 404x
The 400x, Jano Montoya's team, supported by Cóndor Baja Tours, finished in 2nd place in the class 40pro this past Baja 250, 2017. After positioning in first place during this fierce race against Kevin Johnson's team, about 10 miles to the finish line, the 400x pilot...
Keep Calm and Love KTM
Our Bikes: KTM 450 2017 – Keep Calm and ride your KTM
Course Map 2017 San Felipe 250
BAJA 1000 CELEBRITY RACERS HISTORY: STEVE MCQUEEN AND JAMES GARNER . . . LOOK AT THIS LIST!
A ANDREAS AIGNER—Austrian 2008 World Rally Championship Production Car champion STEVE APPLETON—Late CEO and President of Micron Technology, stunt-plane pilot FRANK ARCIERO JR.–off-road racer, developer, Winery owner, CART team owner FRANCISCO ARREDONDO—International...
The Legend of Sand Dollar
The legend of the sand dollar holds that when Christ ascended to heaven, he left the sand dollar as a symbol to help the evangelists teach the faith. Physical elements of the sand dollar represent events related to Christ's life and death. The sand dollar is...
Gentle Giants – Whales in BC
One of the biggest spectacles in the Sea of Cortez is the arrival of thousands of gray whales. These mammals migrate from the Arctic to Baja California to feed and have their offspring. They usually stay from December to march, although some groups stay until April....
