Stagecoach 100 advice

Found out kind of last minute. So I may end up crewing someone running the stagecoach 100 this weekend in flagstaff. If anyone is familiar with the run or the aid stations, does anyone know if a 2wd off road taco will get to these aid stations safely? I listed them below. The race info says a 4x4 is recommended, but want to see if the taco will be okay. Any help is appreciated! Thanks!

 

This is the part where they reccomend 4x4.

ToBoundaryAidStation(sponsoredbySquirrel’sNutButter)(Crew,Pacersand2-, 4-,6-,&8-personRelayExchanges):35.745120,-111.817270 NOTE:Forthedrivetothisaidstationwehighlyrecommendtheuseofafour-wheel driveorallwheeldrivevehicle.FR301isabarelymaintainedsingle-laneroad.There aresometightturns,deepruts,androcksthatmayneednegotiating.Youwillmakeit safely,butcareandtherightvehiclewillmakeyourlifeandoursmucheasier.Drive slowlyasrunnersdocrossthisroadonceinthissection.
1. FromTubRanchreturntoCedar Ranch and thenbackto Highway 180.
2. Turnright(north)andproceedtoStateRoute64.Thisintersectionisinthetownof Valle,AZ(thereisareliablegasstationhere).
3. GonorthonSR-64/US-180for11milestoFR320(milemarker224).Thisturnis alsolocated~11.5milessouthofthetownofTusayanand56.0milesnorthof Flagstaff.
4. Turnright(east)ontoFR320.
5.ContinueeastonFR320for~16milestoitsintersectionwithFR301(ifyougetto the Bucklar LandingStripyou’vegoneaboutamiletoofar). 6. Turnright (south)onFR301.
7.In3milesyou’llpassunderlargepowerlines.Inanother0.5milesyou’llpassthe MoquiStageAidStation(onyourleft).Donotstophere,thisisNOTacrew accessible aid station. 8.Continuefromherefor~5milesonFR301totheBoundaryAidStation(~8miles fromtheintersectionwithFR320).
9.Crossthroughthefenceattheaidstationandfollowthesignstoparkinginthefield ontheright.