Meet Past Trucks

2001 · Long Beach Racers Founded

About the truck: 7S is a modified mini/midsize truck. Limited to a V6 engine and 12” of wheel travel up front, 16” in the rear. 78” track width. These are production-based trucks that have been modified for off-road racing.

2001 · Long Beach Racers was founded in 2001 after years shaped by ATK, TRD, Ford Rough Riders, and Baja miles with Ivan Stewart. The old shop—now DSF Werks—was where race trucks, friendships, and the team’s identity took form. LBR South keeps that spirit moving in Baja.

2003 · First Race
The 7S truck. Long Beach Racers started racing the 7S in 2003.

2004 · A year later
Baja 1000 winner. The 7S truck delivered the first landmark win for the Long Beach Racers Team.

2010 · Caliente Nevada Class Win
Class win!

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A white semi-truck pulls a large, branded race trailer parked next to a blue and red Long Beach Racers Toyota trophy truck.
A Toyota off-road racing truck jumps over a dirt ramp with an American flag flying in the background.
Toyota trophy truck with red, white, and black racing livery on a dirt desert track.
A Toyota off-road racing truck kicks up a cloud of dust while driving on a sandy track.
A blue and red Toyota off-road racing truck jumps over a dirt hill.
A race truck with the number 738 and a large C logo jumping over a dirt mound in front of a crowd.
June 2005 issue of Dirt Sports magazine featuring a racing truck mid-air over a smaller off-road vehicle on the cover.
Two men in racing suits stand next to an off-road race truck that has rolled onto its side.
A black off-road racing truck with the number 741, displayed at an outdoor event, with spectators standing nearby.
Black off-road racing truck with number 741 parked in a desert area.
A white and red off-road racing truck splashing through a shallow creek on a dirt trail.
A white and red off-road racing truck splashes through a shallow creek on a dirt trail.
A black off-road racing truck, numbered 739, jumps over a dirt trail in the desert.

2012 · Stock mini

About the Truck: Stock Mini/Stock Full are basically stock production vehicles with larger tires, upgraded shocks, and safety equipment like a roll cage, fuel cell, race seats, and a fire suppression system.

2012 · Baja 500 Winner
Long Beach Racers, with help from Toyota Motor Sports Garage.

2012 · Laughlin Desert Challenge Winner

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A smiling race car driver stands in the open door of his mud-splattered red and black race truck at an event with an inflatable archway.
Cover of Tacoma Magazine, December 2012, featuring a red truck jumping over a dirt path.
A red off-road racing truck kicking up a large cloud of dust while driving on a dirt track.
A red and black off-road racing truck numbered 779 jumps over a dirt mound, kicking up a cloud of dust.
A modified Toyota Tacoma off-road race truck with K&N, BFGoodrich, and Etnies branding parked on grass under a cloudy sky.
A K&N branded off-road racing truck with a red and black skull pattern on display at a trade show.
A customized Toyota Tacoma off-road truck with a red and black K&N racing livery parked inside a workshop.
A K&N branded Toyota off-road racing truck with a spare tire mounted in the bed, parked on a dirt trail in front of mountains.
A grey Toyota Tacoma race truck driving past a crowd of spectators standing behind a metal barricade.

2014 · Tundra Baja 1000 · Stock full

About the Truck: Stock Mini/Stock Full are basically stock production vehicles with larger tires, upgraded shocks, and safety equipment like a roll cage, fuel cell, race seats, and a fire suppression system.

2014 · Baja 1000 winner
Herbst-built Tundra, later shown at SEMA

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Side view of a red and black off-road truck with severe damage to the driver-side door and rear quarter panel, featuring Certified Used Vehicles branding.
A black Toyota Tundra off-road racing truck with Monster Energy decals driving over rocky desert terrain.
A muddy Toyota Tundra off-road truck with Monster Energy decals parked in a parking lot at night.
Toyota Tundra TRD Pro race truck with Monster Energy branding on display at an indoor event.
A smiling man gives a thumbs-up from the drivers seat of a muddy, sponsored Toyota Tundra off-road racing truck.

2015 · Little Ivan

About the Truck: 1989 Hilux Prerunner. It has similar performance to a 7S truck, but it has aftermarket Total Chaos long-travel suspension in the front, which is not legal for 7S class.

2022 · Mexican 1000
Little Ivan covered the five-day, 1,294-mile rally and won its class. On Day 3 alone: 422 miles, silt beds, a flat—and still first in class.


2022 · NORRA 500
Three of four special stages won, every stage finished, plus King of the Mountain for the fastest run through the pine forest.

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A white off-road racing truck with light bars and racing decals jumps over a dirt path in a desert landscape.
A white and blue off-road racing truck with number 717 parked next to an old, weathered boat on a cliffside overlooking the ocean.
A modified off-road race truck with sponsor decals and a blue star logo parked on a residential patio next to a pickup truck.
A white Toyota off-road racing truck overturned on its side on a dirt trail, with two people in racing gear standing nearby.
A white off-road racing truck with sponsor decals and the number 1717 parked on a dirt lot with mountains in the background.
A brown t-shirt featuring a 2022 NORRA 500 graphic, displayed on a wooden table with a gold trophy and a square plaque.
A race-prepped pickup truck elevated on a hydraulic lift above a vintage sedan in a workshop.
A dalmatian lies on the floor of an auto repair shop in front of a truck hood, with an off-road race truck lifted on a hydraulic hoist in the background.
A Toyota pickup truck in a garage, featuring a black and purple flame paint job and TLC branding on the side.

2018 · Trophy truck · Tacoma body

The current-era Tacoma-bodied trophy truck: handcrafted race hardware, 4340 uprights, Fox bypass development, and a constant cycle of testing and improvement. Trophy Truck is an unlimited chassis with an unlimited motor.

2023 · Rancho La Vuelta · 1st place
Long Beach Racers hit it hard! Ted Moncure and Jack Moncure started the race and brought the car around; they had some challenges and then passed the car off to Jorge Lameda to finish the race. He brought it around, made multiple passes, and ultimately we won first place!

2023 · Ensenada to San Felipe · 3rd place
Long Beach Racers fielded 2 entries in this year’s Ensenada to San Felipe night race, the #210 TT driven by Ted Moncure and Jorge Lameda, navigated by Kevin McPherson and Marc Davis, and the #1919 Bone stock RZR driven by Jack Moncure and navigated by Sammi “Business Goose” Otten. Both cars made it to the finish, placing 3rd and 6th in their respective classes.

2025 · El Jefe 300 · San Felipe · 3rd place
#210 placed 3rd in San Felipe after the coast-to-coast run with Jack Moncure and Jorge Lameda as driver.

2025 · Ensenada – San Felipe 250 · 2nd place
#210 started the race with Jack Moncure, and Axl Sandoval started the race; they completed the first half of the course to Via T, picking up positions along the way. Then passed it to Jorge Lameda, who battled for position on the second half and brought it in for a 2nd-place finish. Basically a perfect day, no issues, good racing. So naturally, John broke his jaw after the race and had to be taken in a helicopter to a surgeon in the United States.

2025 · La Raza 200 · San quintin · 3rd place
Jack Moncure and Axl Sandoval started the race. Jack was fresh off a brain injury but struggled through. After the first two laps, they had put the car in 2nd place, then passed it off to Jorge Lameda. Jorge kept pace but was unfortunately stuck behind an accident on the course for 20 minutes, pushing us back into 3rd place at the finish.

2025 · Ensenada – San Felipe · 2nd place
Long Beach Racers came with intensity and consistency: Jack Moncure and Axl Sandoval started the race, picking up positions and pushing hard. They had a clean run and passed it off to Jorge Lameda for the second half. Jorge Kept pace, fought the San Felipe whoops, and brought the car in for a 2nd place finish, cementing 1st place in the championship for the Long Beach Racers team.

2025 · RECORD Off-Road Open Class Champions
#210 won the RECORD open class championship with Jack Moncure and Jorge Lameda as driver.

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A white, blue, and orange off-road racing truck kicks up a large spray of mud while driving along a dirt track.
Side view of a white, blue, and yellow off-road racing truck numbered 210, featuring sponsor logos and the names Jack Moncure and Jorge Lameda on the door.
A white Toyota trophy truck jumps over a dirt path in a desert landscape.
A white Toyota off-road racing truck jumps over a dirt trail in a wooded area.
A mud-covered trophy truck driving on a dirt track.
Off-road racing vehicle with the word MONCURE on its roof racing along a dirt trail.
Three men and a child in sun hats pose in front of a specialized off-road racing truck in a desert landscape.
A white off-road racing truck kicks up dust while navigating a turn on a dirt trail.
A white and blue off-road racing truck kicking up dust while driving past a large rock formation.
A white, orange, and blue racing truck, number 210, drives along a sandy beach with the ocean in the background.
A Toyota off-road racing truck speeds through the desert, kicking up a large cloud of dust.
A white, red, and blue trophy truck numbered 210 on a flatbed trailer at night with a full moon in the background.
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A white off-road racing truck with blue and orange stripes drives up a dirt incline, kicking up dust.
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A white trophy truck numbered 210 kicks up a large cloud of dust while speeding around a dirt corner.
A white, blue, and orange off-road racing truck kicks up dust while driving through a desert trail.
A white off-road racing truck jumps over a dirt hill, kicking up a large cloud of dust.
A blue and white trophy truck jumping over a dirt track, kicking up a large cloud of dust.
A blue and white trophy truck jumps through the air over a dirt track, kicking up a large cloud of dust.
A white Toyota off-road racing truck jumps over a dirt mound against a clear blue sky.
A white Toyota trophy truck with a light bar and the number 210 parked in front of a building with an El Rey Sol sign.
A photographer stands on a rocky hillside to take a picture of a white off-road racing truck climbing a steep, sandy trail.
A trophy truck driving along a dusty, rocky desert trail with two spare tires mounted on the rear.
A trophy truck with two spare tires mounted on the back driving along a dirt trail in a rocky, mountainous landscape.
A Hoonigan off-road race truck with blue, white, and orange racing decals parked in front of a house.
A black off-road racing truck numbered 210, labeled Monkey Business, secured on a flatbed trailer featuring various sponsor decals.
Event poster for the 2019 BFGoodrich Mint 400 in Las Vegas featuring a Toyota race truck kicking up dust on a dirt track, with the text MONCURE IS COMING! at the bottom.
A black and green off-road race truck with the number 210 parked next to a building covered in stickers, beneath a Tecate and Acambaro business sign.
Off-road truck with a large American flag attached, driving on a curved highway ramp under a clear sky.
A black trophy truck numbered 210 with 4WP branding parked in front of a trailer featuring an image of an off-road racing vehicle.
A black and white dog with its tongue out sits in the drivers seat of a black off-road race truck marked with the number 210 and a 4WP logo.
A red and grey trophy truck numbered 210 jumps over a dirt mound during an off-road race.
A red and grey Toyota trophy truck numbered 210 jumps over a dirt mound.
A red and grey Toyota trophy truck jumps over a dirt track in a desert landscape.
A white and blue Toyota trophy truck with off-road tires parked on a beach near the ocean.
A trophy truck with red and grey livery jumping over a dirt mound.
Off-road racing vehicle with a tubular steel frame, large tires, and multiple light bars, parked in a garage.
A mechanic in a garage works on the side of a black off-road race truck supported by jack stands.
Two men sitting in the cab of an off-road vehicle with a light bar mounted on the roof.
Two men stand in front of a modified Toyota off-road racing truck parked at an outdoor event.
A white and black pickup truck towing a racing trophy truck on a flatbed trailer in a desert landscape.
Ted Moncure in a racing suit standing in front of his Toyota trophy truck, with the text Moncure overlayed.
A trophy truck in a garage being assembled, with a bare chassis, off-road tires, and Pro Comp branding on the side.
Two people in helmets sit inside a race car, both giving a thumbs-up gesture.
A man stands in a workshop next to a large, metal tube-frame chassis suspended by a crane.
A mechanic uses a ceiling hoist to lower an engine into the chassis of a race car.
A man in a black sweatshirt works on the engine of a vehicle chassis suspended by heavy chains.
A group of people eating dinner at a long table covered with a checkered tablecloth inside an auto repair shop.
A mechanic working on a custom tubular steel vehicle frame suspended by a chain hoist in a workshop.
Two men stand next to a large, unfinished tubular metal vehicle frame inside a workshop.
Three men work on an engine sitting on a stand in a garage.
A trophy truck with a blue, yellow, and red paint scheme speeding through a dirt trail, kicking up a cloud of dust.
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Long Beach Racers Trophy Truck racing in Baja Mexico.
Long Beach Racers Trophy Truck racing in Baja Mexico.
Long Beach Racers Trophy Truck racing in Baja Mexico.
Long Beach Racers Trophy Truck racing in Baja Mexico.
Long Beach Racers Trophy Truck racing in Baja Mexico.
Long Beach Racers Trophy Truck racing in Baja Mexico.
Long Beach RacersTrophy Truck racing in Baja Mexico.
Long Beach Racers Trophy Truck racing in the deserts of Mexico
Trophy Truck racing in the deserts of Mexico
Trophy Truck racing in the deserts of Mexico
Trophy Truck racing in the deserts of Mexico - mud flying behind them
Trophy Truck racing in the deserts of Mexico
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  • Fox Racing logo featuring the word FOX with a stylized fox tail curling from the letter X for brand contact.
  • Currie Enterprises logo, with the bold, stylized word CURRIE above ENTERPRISES, displayed on the contact page.
  • Logo for Media ASAP, featuring the word Media positioned above ASAP with an underline beneath it, serving as a visual contact point.
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  • Logo for Racers for Christ, featuring the letters RFC in red inside a white fish outline with a blue border, with the text RACERS FOR CHRIST in blue below, providing a contact point for the ministry.
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  • KMC Wheels logo for contact inquiries.
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