Loreto 400 Race Teams: Secure Storage for Your Vehicles

If you're bringing a race vehicle to the Loreto 400, you already know the logistical challenge that comes with it. You've invested months of preparation, thousands of dollars in equipment, and countless hours of work into your build. The last thing you need is to worry about where to safely store your rig while you're focused on the race.

Finding secure, accessible storage for race vehicles, trailers, and support equipment near the Loreto 400 course is one of the most common challenges teams face — especially those traveling from out of town or across the border.

Here's what you need to know to get your team set up right.

The Unique Storage Needs of Race Teams

Race teams at events like the Loreto 400 have very different needs from regular event-goers. You're not just parking a car — you're managing a full operation that might include:

Race vehicles — trophy trucks, buggies, UTVs, motorcycles, or pre-runners

Tow vehicles and chase trucks — often large diesel pickups or dually trucks

Enclosed or open trailers — sometimes 40 ft or longer

Support equipment — fuel, spare parts, tools, generators, and more

Boats — many Loreto 400 teams combine race weekend with time on the Sea of Cortez

Standard parking lots simply aren't built for this. You need a facility that can handle large vehicles, offers real security, and gives you easy access when you need to get in and out quickly.

What to Look for in Race Weekend Storage

Not all storage facilities are created equal. When evaluating your options for the Loreto 400, here's what matters most:

Size and Capacity

Your tow vehicle and trailer combination might be 50 feet or more from bumper to hitch. Make sure the facility can actually accommodate your rig. Ask specifically about maximum vehicle length and whether they have pull-through spaces for easier maneuvering.

Security

You're leaving expensive equipment in someone else's care. Look for a facility with perimeter fencing, a controlled gate, and on-site staff. Security cameras are a plus.

Location and Access

During race weekend, Loreto's roads can get congested. A facility close to the main routes — and easy to get in and out of — saves you time and frustration. Proximity to the airport is also useful if team members are flying in.

Flexibility

Race schedules change. You may need to access your vehicle at odd hours, make last-minute equipment swaps, or extend your stay. A facility with flexible access and responsive staff makes a big difference.

By The Airport Storage: Built for Race Weekend

By The Airport Storage is located at Carretera al Aeropuerto Km. 0.6 in Loreto — right off the main airport road, minutes from the Loreto 400 course and Loreto International Airport.

We've designed our facility to handle exactly the kind of vehicles race teams bring to Baja events.

Vehicle Types We Accommodate

Cars and trucks up to 20 ft

Trailers, RVs, and large tow vehicles up to 40 ft

Boats — perfect for teams who want to get on the water after the race

Covered and Uncovered Options

We offer both covered and uncovered storage spaces. Covered spots provide protection from the Baja sun and are especially popular for enclosed trailers and race vehicles. Ask about availability when you call.

Security and On-Site Management

Our facility is fully fenced and gated. On-site management is present throughout the event weekend, so there's always someone on-site to assist you and keep an eye on things.

Event Weekend Rate

For the Loreto 400 (September 5 and 6, 2026), we're offering $100 per vehicle for the event weekend. Multi-vehicle discounts may be available for teams with multiple rigs — call us to discuss your specific needs.

Planning Your Loreto 400 Logistics

Getting your team's logistics dialed in before you leave home makes everything smoother once you arrive. Here's a simple checklist for race teams:

Before You Leave

Reserve your storage spot — don't assume you'll find something when you arrive. Call us early to lock in your space, especially if you have multiple vehicles or an oversized rig.

Confirm your route — know how you're getting to Loreto and where the facility is before you're navigating an unfamiliar road with a 40-foot trailer.

Pack your paperwork — vehicle registration, insurance, and any event credentials should be easily accessible.

When You Arrive

Check in with the facility — let us know you've arrived and confirm your space assignment.

Do a walkthrough — note any existing damage to your vehicle before leaving it, and confirm the access procedure for when you need to get back in.

Save our number — US: +1 (630) 248-9369 | MX: +52 613-114-6907. If you need anything during the weekend, we're a call away.

After the Race

Plan your departure — if you're leaving immediately after the race, let us know in advance so we can have your space accessible and ready.

Check your equipment — do a quick inspection before you hit the road.

Why Loreto Is Worth the Trip

The Loreto 400 isn't just a race — it's an experience. Loreto is one of the most beautiful destinations in Baja California Sur, with stunning desert landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and a laid-back atmosphere that's hard to find anywhere else.

Many race teams and fans extend their trip to explore the area. The Sea of Cortez offers world-class fishing, kayaking, and snorkeling. The historic mission town of Loreto has excellent restaurants and a vibrant local culture.

If you're making the trip, it's worth building in a day or two on either side of the race to enjoy everything the region has to offer. And if you're bringing a boat, our facility is a great base of operations for both the race and your time on the water.

Reserve Your Team's Storage Now

Spots fill up as the Loreto 400 approaches. If you're bringing a race vehicle, trailer, or support rig, don't wait until the last minute.

Book your Loreto 400 race team storage today — call us at +1 (630) 248-9369 (US) or +52 613-114-6907 (MX), or reach us on WhatsApp. We'll make sure your team has the space and security you need to focus on what matters: the race.