Milo Borges

Milo Borges (December 21st, 1969-September 20th, 2017) was a MLBC driver and philanthropist.

Early career (1984-1990)
Borges began his career by entering The Big Bump as a rookie in 1984. He received a silver medal, bumping into his opponents 1,984 times and being bumped into 420 times, for an ultimate score of +1564.

Borges competed exclusively as a bump driver for the first 6 years of his career. He won his first Big Bump gold medal in 1988 with a score of +6969, breaking the world record at the time.

Transition to racing (1991-2005)
Borges entered the Grand Prix in 1991. At this time, he was the only driver in MLBC history to make such a transition, competing in both racing and bumping series in the same season. Borges won the bronze medal in his first Grand Prix.

In 2000, Borges won the gold medal in the Grand Prix, also the first race after the ban of throwing bananas to trip up opponents.

Late career (2006-2017)
Borges focused exclusively on racing for the rest of his career, earning two more silver medals and one more gold medal.

In 2013, Borges signed a 🎟650,000,000 Ticket sponsorship deal with Confetti con Feti Company. For all public appearances, Borges’ entrance would be announced with an explosion of confetti.

Personal Life
Borges was the son of Roscoe Borges and the husband of Henry Carpenter.

Death
See main article: Food Court Civic Center

Milo Borges was killed during the 2017 Grand Prix when his car crashed through a ramp.

See main article: Basque-Bump Relations

A vigil was held in honor of Borges in Bilbao, Spain.