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SUMMARY:Pro Motocross Championship 2024 – IRONMAN NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Est: 2014 \nWelcome to the 11th Annual Ironman National. This year’s Ironman National will serve as the season finale of the 2024 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \nTRACK PROFILE\nCruising up to the Ironman National\, not far from the motorsports mecca of Indianapolis\, Indiana\, you’ll see picturesque views of small town America. The late summer date produces porch weather\, and that draws all the locals who marvel at the professional cavalcade that has rolled into their town. You get a sense that this race offers up everything you want in a big-time motocross race….well\, except one thing. The land surrounding the track looks flat. Where are the hills? Where’s the elevation change? Can this possibly work? \nYou park your crew in the huge flat field—perfect for camping and pitting\, and head out to check out the big rigs in the easily accessible pro pits. Then you walk toward the track and suddenly something happens: the ground opens up\, drops down\, and practically swallows the race track whole. The Ironman Raceway track doesn’t just offer up elevation change\, it offers up some of the biggest\, steepest combinations of jumps and hills in the entire series\, including Godzilla\, a massive uphill jump. \nYou’ve already sensed that the rest of the track is perfect: the dirt\, the obstacles\, the sightlines. Add in those hills\, and you’ve got pure motocross. By the end of the day that deep soil grows hugely rough and rutted\, and only those wise in old-school motocross techniques like\, standing up and changing lines\, and riding smarter not harder\, can succeed. \nThis is Motocross\, and we’re back at the racetrack. This one is perfect:  the dirt\, the obstacles\, the sightlines.  Add in those hills and you’ve got pure motocross. By the end of the day that deep soil grows hugely rough and rutted\, and only those wise in old-school motocross techniques like standing up and changing lines\, and riding smarter not harder\, can succeed. \nAmenities\n\nFREE! Motorcycle Parking and Gear/Helmet Check @ Main Gate\nGrandstand and Open Air Festival seating\nNatural shaded viewing areas\nNearly 100% Track Viewing from a variety of vantage points\nInfield Track Viewing via replica Covered Bridge\nCovered Super Ticket VIP Viewing Areas with live timing and scoring\, private restrooms\, and catering\nADA Viewing Area and convenient parking\nLarge interactive Sponsor Village\nState-of-the-art sound system\nEvent Simulcast on FM Radio @ MXFM 89.5\nFood\, Soft Drink and Beer Concessions\nEasy Entry/Exit\nOnsite Camping\n\nGeneral Information\n\nSaturday Parking Fee: $20 Lot A; $10 Lot B\nGates open Thursday @ 12 p.m. and close midnight to 6 am daily. Please plan accordingly.\nBe prepared to show credentials at all security checkpoints.\n10 p.m. Curfew. Fans must return to their campsites by 10 p.m. each night\, we ask that you do not roam around after that time.\nGeneral Information: located at the Main Entrance/Gate 1\nWill Call: Follow the signs to Will Call\, located across from the main gate\nSecurity: Headquartered at Main Entrance/Gate 1\nLost & Found: located at Main Entrance/Gate 1\nNo glass bottles in fan viewing areas\nNo drones or remote control aircraft permitted\nNo pets allowed in main fan areas or in Pro Paddock on Saturday.\nNo pit vehicles. No pit bikes\, quads\, scooters golf carts\, UTVs\, etc. \nSearch Policy: All vehicles are subject to search at any time. \nProhibited items: No fireworks\, glass bottles\, kegs\, scaffolding\, weapons or firearms.  Track is not responsible for return of confiscated items.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of the promoter. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers.\nKeep your radio tuned to MXFM 88.5 FM for up-to-date announcements\, racing news\, interviews and information throughout the weekend. Although we have a public address system\, the best way to stay tuned is to tune in.\nBe Social with Ironman Raceway\, like the official Facebook Page!\n\nLocal Partners\n\nTom’s Marine Sales\nWestfield Powersports\nMacAllister CAT\nCrawfordsville Main Street\nCrawfordsville City Council\nJournal Review
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/pro-motocross-championship-2024-ironman-national/
LOCATION:Ironman Raceway\, 1389 County Rd 200 S\, Crawfordsville\, IN\, 47933\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240817
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SUMMARY:Pro Motocross Championship 2024 – BUDDS CREEK NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Est: 1989 \nWelcome to the 35th running of the Budds Creek National. This year’s Budds Creek National will serve as round 10 of the 2024 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \nTrack Profile\nWhile serious business takes place a half hour away in Washington\, D.C.\, the area around Budds Creek MX is pure relaxation. The nearby Chesapeake Bay draws travelers of all kinds\, and perfect summer weather sets the Pro National date as the right time to explore the area. \nBut while the track itself looks like pure fun\, it gets brutally serious at the top level of AMA Pro Motocross. Perhaps fitting for a track so close to the nation’s capital\, Budds Creek offers classic American Motocross\, with the perfect combination of hills\, jumps\, corners and deep\, tacky soil. The racing usually stays close\, as passes come down to who can brake a little harder into a turn\, or scrub a little lower over a jump. It’s an all-arounder\, as if some of the best components of the other ten National tracks were dropped into a valley to produce an all-around marvel. From the right spots atop the hillsides\, you can see it all\, as well! \nMake a weekend out of this one so you can check out D.C. and the beautiful Maryland countryside\, and then sit back for some of the most intense motocross action anywhere. This place is part business\, part fun\, and all American. \nAmenities\n\nOpen Air Festival seating & VIP seating options\nNearly 100% Track Viewing from a variety of vantage points\nInfield Track Viewing\nCovered Super Ticket VIP Viewing Area with live timing and scoring\, private restrooms\, and catering\nADA Viewing Area & convenient parking\nOnsite ATM\nLarge interactive Sponsor Village\nFood & Drink Concessions\nEasy Entry/Exit\nOnsite Camping\nFree Motorcycle Parking\n\nGeneral Information\n\nSaturday Parking Fee: $20. Free parking for advance online ticket purchasers.\nGate Open: Thursday @ 10 am and close midnight to 6 am daily. Please plan accordingly.\nBe prepared to show credentials at all security checkpoints\n10 p.m. Curfew. Fans must return to their campsites by 10 p.m. each night\, we ask that you do not roam around after that time.\n11 p.m. Quiet Time. No loud music or generators after this time.\nGeneral Information: located at the Main Entrance/Gate 1\nWill Call: Friday location: Drag Strip. Saturday it is located inside of Main Gate 1\, to the left. Look for big white tent: “Industry Services”\nSecurity: Headquartered at Main Gate 1\nLost & Found: located at Main Gate 1\nPets Allowed: must remain on leash at all times. Must stay in Camping Area and Amateur Pits. No pets allowed Pro Pits or in Fan Viewing areas on Saturday.\nNo glass bottles allowed in Fan Viewing areas \nNo drones or remote control aircraft\nPit Vehicles. We do not allow pit bikes\, scooters\, SxS\, ATVs\, etc. Golf Carts permitted.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of Budds Creek Raceway. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage to your person and property. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children safe. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers. Remember\, you share the facility with moving wheels and motorcycles. Be cautious of moving wheels in foot traffic areas. 
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/pro-motocross-championship-2024-budds-creek-national/
LOCATION:Budds Creek Motocross Park\, 27963 Budds Creek Rd\, Mechanicsville\, MD\, 20659\,\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240810
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SUMMARY:Pro Motocross Championship 2024 – UNADILLA NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Est: 1972 \nWelcome to the Unadilla National in New Berlin\, NY. This year’s Unadilla National will mark round nine of the 2024 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \nTrack Profile\nUnadilla Motocross began racing in 1969 after its founder\, Ward Robinson\, fell in love with dirt bike racing after seeing a hare scrambles event. Would you believe that the infamous Unadilla track layout was actually the second choice? The original pro track layout was planned to be on the footprint of today’s amateur track U2\, however\, logistical concerns turned eyes and designs toward what was to become known simply as UNADILLA. Since its beginnings\, Unadilla has hosted Trans-AMA (1970-1978)\, Trans-USA (1979-1981)\, the 250cc USGP (1978-1992)\, and the first ever MX des Nations in the United States (1987)\, and a round of the US Nationals since 1989. Unadilla’s history is full of epic battles\, which make sense once you consider that every significant racer in Motocross’ history has challenged Unadilla over the years. Unadilla is now second generation family owned and includes a round of the ATV Nationals\, a round of the GNCC series\, a vintage racing weekend (MX Rewind)\, and several amateur events during the racing season. \nUtilizing a former dairy farm\, Unadilla was laid out to be European in nature. The track’s rolling natural terrain layout sprawls out over 55 acres of classic New York countryside. While many of the original track features remain (Gravity Cavity\, The Wall)\, Unadilla has evolved over the years to respond to the changes within the sport. The origin of Skyshot\, which was added to capitalize on racers’ and bikes’  abilities to launch over 150’ while being over 30’ in the air\, actually came from an amateur race. Due to extremely muddy conditions\, racers were cutting the original track and had made a line\, which allowed them to jump over the corner and nearly over the top of the hill. That gave second generation Robinson\, Greg\, an idea for a track change. Much to the chagrin of elder Robinson\, Ward\, Skyshot was added the following year. Little did they know that this jump would become one of the most iconic and most photographed jumps on the circuit. Three new sections and a few track reworks have been since added to enhance both racing and spectator experiences. Our newest track section brings the action closer to the crowds that line the hills of Gravity Cavity\, and tunnels now allow spectators to navigate more quickly from one favorite section to another. No matter where you like to view the racing action from\, we hope you will pull up to your favorite spot and enjoy another great day of racing at Unadilla. \nWhile Unadilla has been and will always be about the Pro National Motocross racing\, did you know that a big part of this historic facility is now rooted in amateur racing? Starting in 1993\, and on the infamous pro track\, Unadilla jumped head first into amateur racing. That year saw one of the largest amateur races in AMA history with over 1800 entries\, followed by the largest 125 AMA National with 290+ entries\, and if that weren’t enough\, it was also the largest 250 National ever with 290+ entries. Over the next six years\, nearly 10\,000 riders got to experience the thrill of competing on the famed Unadilla soil. However\, by the end of the July 1999 Pro National\, there wasn’t much of that famed soil left those years of amateur racing had destroyed this once famed facility. The Robinson family realized that a decision had to be made either run amateur races\, or quit amateur racing and focus on the Pro National Motocross. However\, why not do both? In the fall of 1999\, and with the help of a familiar face\, Doug Henry\, U2 was born. By the beginning of the 2000 racing season\, the track was up and running\, and more importantly\, it was winning fans who felt the track was more suited to the amateur rider. \nOne common question is where the name Unadilla comes from. The track is located in the Unadilla River Valley\, so the original name of the facility was The Unadilla Valley Sports Center. Over time\, the track would become known as just Unadilla. However\, the actual name “Unadilla” is an Iroquois name which means “place of meeting.” ƒ \nAmenities\n\nSpectator Camping\nFree Motorcycle Parking and Gear/Helmet Check\nGrandstand seating\nOpen Air Festival seating\nNearly 100% track Viewing from a variety of vantage points\nCovered Super Ticket Viewing Area with live timing and scoring\, private restrooms\, and catering\nHandicap Viewing Area\nLarge interactive Sponsor Village\nState-of-the-art sound system\nEvent Simulcast on FM Radio\nFood and Soft Drink Concessions\nPermanent Restroom facilities\nBaby Changing Station\nHandicap Viewing Area\nShaded Picnic Areas\nPro Pit Access on Saturday morning\nVIP Parking\nHandicap Parking\nEasy Entry/Exit\nHand Wash Stations\n\nGeneral Information\n\nGates closed Midnight to 6 am daily – please plan accordingly\nNo drones allowed on property \nNo pit vehicles. We do not allow bikes\, quads\, scooters golf carts\, UTVs\, etc. \nNo pets on Saturday\nNo glass allowed on property\nRental car entrance North of main gate and paddock entrance.\nWill call tent at Gate D off Route 8.\nBe prepared to show credentials at all security checkpoints\nNo open campfires. Gas and charcoal cooking grills ONLY permitted.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of the promoter. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers.\n\nLocal Partners\n\nMassey Ferguson\nEklund Farm Machinery\nAnderson Equipment Company\nLucas Oil\n100%\nHallman Racing\nNYCM Insurance\nThor\nParts Unlimited\nYamaha Generators\nOliver’s Campers Inc.\nRentals to Go
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/pro-motocross-championship-2024-unadilla-national/
LOCATION:Unadilla Motocross\, 5986 NY-8\, New Berlin\, NY\, 13411\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240720
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240721
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SUMMARY:Pro Motocross Championship 2024 – WASHOUGAL NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Est: 1980 \nWelcome to the Washougal National in Washougal\, WA. This legendary race marks Round eight of the 2024 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \nTrack Profile\nWashougal MX Park opened in April of 1972 and has hosted a round of the AMA Pro Motocross Championship every year but once since 1980 (the year of the Mount St. Helens volcano eruption\, mere miles away). Washougal is known as one of the most scenic circuits in the entire sport\, and many manufacturers and sponsors use the facility for television commercials and photo shoots. The track itself is located in the foothills of southwest Washington\, amid a forest of fir trees near the Washougal River\, with the beautiful Columbia River at the bottom of the mountain. It’s an old-school motocross facility where spectators can enjoy the sights and sounds of racing up close as the track winds through many elevation changes\, such as the famous Dunlop Horsepower Hill and Scott Ski Jump. \nA motocross fan first and foremost\, track owner/promoter Ralph Huffman worked himself into the ownership role at the facility because of his love not only for the Washougal track itself\, but for motorcycle racing in general. \n“I got into the sport when my boys started racing flat track and motocross\,” Huffman explains. “I began to help out Clarks Branch Cycle Club in Roseburg\, Washington\, where my boys practiced frequently. I had access to equipment that could benefit the facility. From there\, I kept helping out more and more. \n“In 1980 Wally Brosamle\, the promoter for Washougal\, asked me to help out the first year they hosted an AMA Pro Motocross Championship event\,” Huffman continues. “Each year I helped out with the national. In 1985\, he sold out to Bill Cantrell and I offered to continue to help with the event.” \nBut things did not go so smoothly\, and the track was removed from the national schedule in 1987. “That’s when I stepped up to take over the facility with the help of my wife\, Carolyn.” Huffman adds. It didn’t take long for the AMA to take notice\, and in 1988\, the national returned. Since then\, the facility has boasted improvements every year. “I finally bought the facility in 1995\,” Huffman explains\, “and we’ve hosted a national every year since and look forward to many more to come.” \nTentative Amenities\n\nFree Motorcycle Parking and Gear/Helmet Check\nOpen Air Festival Seating\nInfield Track Viewing via Seven Track Tunnels\nLarge interactive Sponsor Village\nFood and Soft Drink Concessions\nOnsite Camping\nEnjoy fishing in our private stocked pond\nGrandstand Seating\nVIP Super ticket Viewing Areas with live PA feed\, live timing and scoring\, live race footage\, private restrooms\, and catering\nShaded Picnic Areas\nNearly 100% track Viewing from a variety of vantage points\nEvent Simulcast on FM Radio\nBeer Concessions\nOnsite Parking\nHandicap Parking\nRV septic pump service\n\nGeneral Information\n\nPets must be leashed at all times and remain in your camp site\nNo alcohol allowed to be brought into the park during the National event\, there will be beer concessions.\nNo firearms allowed in the park at anytime\nCash Onlyƒ‚\nNo drones allowed on property\nNo pit vehicles. We do not allow bikes\, quads\, scooters golf carts\, UTVs\, etc. \nNo pets on Saturday\nNo glass allowed on property\nRental car entrance is located at the Main Gate on Borin Rd. Parking is adjacent to Paddock Gate.\nWill call is located across from the Main Gate on Borin Rd.\nSpectator parking $10\nBe prepared to show credentials at all security checkpoints\nNo open campfires. Gas and charcoal cooking grills ONLY permitted.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of the promoter. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers.\n\nLocal Partners\n\nPeterson CAT\nMcCords Vancouver Toyota\nMotosport Hillsboro\nGunderson Les Schwab\nFusion Graphix\nKarcher\nWPS/Fly Racing
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/pro-motocross-championship-2024-washougal-national/
LOCATION:Washougal MX Park\, 40205 NE Borin Rd\, Washougal\, WA\, 98671\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240713
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SUMMARY:Pro Motocross Championship 2024 – SPRING CREEK NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Est: 1983 \nWelcome to the Spring Creek National in Millville\, MN. This legendary race marks Round seven of the 2024 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \n\n\n\nTrack Profile\nLocated in the scenic and beautiful Mississippi River Valley along Spring Creek\, Millville\, Minnesota’s Spring Creek Motocross has some of the richest soil on the circuit. The soil is actually great for farming\, so it should come as no surprise that the facility used to be a working farm\, but the early-spring floods resulting from the snow melting in the valleys made this parcel of land particularly difficult to cultivate. So in 1967\, a man named Grant Marquardt pursued his interest in motorcycles by founding a hillclimb event here. \nMarquardt enjoyed the privilege of operating Spring Creek for eight years until he retired and sold the facility to Perry Hendricks. One of Hendricks’ first accomplishments as new owner and operator was adding the motocross track in 1976. \nWith Hendicks at the helm\, the track grew in popularity\, and in 1982 he was able to obtain a round of the now-defunct Trans-AMA Series. The following year\, he secured Spring Creek’s position as an AMA Pro Motocross Championship track. To add to the growth\, the site hosted an AMA National Hare Scrambles throughout much of the 1980s. \nIn 1987\, Spring Creek Motocross found itself with new owners\, John and Greta Martin. The Martins committed their lives to transforming the park into the race facility we know it to be today. John\, a factory off-road racer (and 1985 AMA National Hare Scrambles Champion)\, retired from his own racing career\, while Greta took leave from her beloved teaching position to work full-time on the facility. \nThe improvements they have made include a three-story starting tower with viewing platform\, a three-story building equipped with registration\, concessions\, commons area\, two levels of VIP suites\, a four-story announcing tower with spectator deck\, an enclosed two-story finish-line tower\, advanced flagger structures\, increased spectator viewing areas\, two sets of temperature-controlled\, flushing restroom stations\, and much more. Spring Creek MX Park is now one of the premier facilities on the circuit\, and it still has that amazing soil the riders love so much. \nAmenities\n\nFree Motocrycle Parking and Gear/Helmet Check\nOpen Air Festival Seating\nAir Conditioned VIP Suites with live PA feed\, live timing and scoring\, live race footage\, private restrooms\, and catering\nAir-conditioned Food and Drink Concession area with live video feed of racing\nLarge interactive Sponsor Village\nFlushing Air Conditioned Restroom facilities\nOnsite Camping\nPotable water for Camper filling\nKID ZONE with swing set\, volleyball\, four-square\, basketball court\, volleyball\, and badminton\nTrout Fishing\nSwimming\nGrandstand Seating\n(Covered) Super Ticket Viewing Area\nOpen Air Corporate Suites\nShaded Picnic Areas\nNearly 100% track Viewing from a variety of hillside vantage points\nInfield & Hillside Track Viewing via 6 Track Tunnels and a Spectator Ridge\nState-of-the-art sound system\nEvent Simulcast on FM Radio – 107.9\nBeer Concessions\nFree Parking\nOnsite Parking\nHandicap Parking\nEasy Entry/Exit\nPermanent Restroom facilities\nReserved RV spots with hook-ups – Limited Number\nRV septic pump service\nOutdoor Shower onsite\n\nGeneral Information\n\nGate A: General Admission\, Tickets\, and Camping\nGate B: VIP\, Vendors\, Staff\, Medical\, and Press\nGate D: Pro Pits\, Pro Rental cars\, Pro Motor homes & Buses\nTravel Station and Camper Services: Click here\nPets must be leashed and stay on campground side of creek.\nRentals car parking (Pros ONLY) is at Gate D\nPro Pit curfew is midnight (Pros ONLY)\nNo campfires\, but grills allowed\nNo alcohol allowed – Beer Gardens on-site\nWilll Call is located on the right when coming through the Main Entrance off highway 11.\nNo glass bottles in fan viewing areas\nNo drones or remote control aircraft permitted\nNo pets allowed in main fan areas or in Pro Paddock on Saturday.\nNo pit vehicles. No pit bikes\, quads\, scooters golf carts\, UTVs\, etc. \nSearch Policy: All vehicles are subject to search at any time. \nProhibited items: No fireworks\, glass bottles\, kegs\, scaffolding\, weapons or firearms.  Track is not responsible for return of confiscated items.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of the promoter. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers.
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/pro-motocross-championship-2024-spring-creek-national/
LOCATION:Spring Creek MX Park\, 63633 298th Ave\, Millville\, MN\, 55957\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240706
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SUMMARY:Pro Motocross Championship 2024 – REDBUD NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Est: 1974 \nWelcome to the beloved and legendary RedBud National in Buchanan\, MI. This legendary race will host round six of the 2024 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \nTrack Profile\nBuchanan\, Michigan’s RedBud is the centerpiece of the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship. Located just above the Michigan-Indiana state line\, RedBud is among the most highly regarded motocross tracks in the world\, and every July Fourth weekend becomes one the region’s biggest events in general. Located in the beautiful rolling hills of southwestern Michigan – a state with an affinity for off-road recreational vehicle use – RedBud has bragging rights to claim the largest attendance of any U.S. motocross race\, year after year. With just the right soil mix\, plenty of room for passing\, and the biggest jump on the circuit – the infamous LaRocco’s Leap\, named after local legend Mike LaRocco – RedBud is the top motocross destination in a region that loves its motorsports. And the loyal Michigan fans’ chants of “Red Buuuuud!!!” are well-known throughout the motocross world. \nOne winter nearly forty years ago\, Valparaiso\, Indiana’s Gene Ritchie took a trip to Buchanan for a snowmobile race. He rode around the property\, imagining that a great motocross track could be carved into the hills and fields. When that property came up for sale in 1972\, Ritchie pursued his dream of creating a national-caliber motocross track. He and his wife\, Nancy\, found some willing partners and purchased the property. The Ritchies\, the Pattersons\, and the Millers built their dream track and began holding races in 1973. \nRedBud held its first AMA Motocross National in 1974\, and it was won by another local motocross star\, Hadley\, Michigan’s Mike Hartwig. The facility also hosted Trans-AMA races each fall\, often featuring battles between the world’s best rider at the time\, Roger DeCoster\, and America’s best\, Bob “Hurricane” Hannah. \nWithin a few years\, the original partners moved on and the Ritchie family relocated to Michigan to become full-time motocross promoters. Gene opened a bike shop\, Red Bud Cycle\, selling Bultacos and Maicos near the track entrance. The shop mechanic\, a local teenage MX racer\, became the centerpiece of the Friday night MX intermission shows; that teen was the late “Wheelie King”\, Doug Domokos\, who went on to set world records and wow fans around the globe with his wheelie shows and spectacular stunts. \nOther stars emerged from the RedBud amateur races\, too\, most notably Mark “The Bomber” Barnett from nearby Bridgeview\, Illinois\, Michigan’s five-time Women’s National Champ Lisa (Akin) Wagner (now on staff at RedBud)\, six-time AMA MX and SX Champ Jeff Stanton\, and of course\, today “The Rock\,” Mike LaRocco. \nGeneral Information\n\nSmall\, friendly pets are permitted in the family camping area in air conditioned RVs only. Pets must stay in the RV and may not leave campsite. No pets permitted in tent camping sites or in day parking lots.\nGates closed Midnight to 6am daily – please plan accordingly.\nNo glass bottles in fan viewing areas\nNo drones or remote control aircraft permitted\nNo pets allowed in main fan areas or in Pro Paddock on Saturday.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of the promoter. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers.\nWorld Class Fireworks Show Friday and Saturday Nights\nRV septic tank pump truck services the spectator and pit camping areas throughout the weekend.\nWater fill service available for RVs and barrels.\nFlush restroom trailers are available during the day and closed overnight.\n\nLocal Partners\n\nChampionship Powersports\nRock River Powersports\nAdent Landscape Supply\nAusra Equipment & Supply
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/pro-motocross-championship-2024-redbud-national/
LOCATION:RedBud MX\, 13638 Red Bud Trail N\, Buchanan\, MI\, 49107\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240629
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SUMMARY:Pro Motocross Championship 2024 – SOUTHWICK NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Est: 1976 \nWelcome to the Southwick National in Southwick\, MA. This historic racetrack will host round fifth of the 2024 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \nTrack Profile\nThe Beginning\nThe first Southwick motocross race was held in 1972 just down the road from our current location. It was an NESC race held to benefit some of the town’s charities. Over the years the track has donated thousands of dollars to causes and schools close by. \nThe Current Location\nThe track you see today was carved out of the woods behind the American Legion Post 338 by Legion members who were also fathers of NESC racers. Lead by Bernie Yelin\, Pat Smith\, Ray Peebles\, Dante Molta\, Clovis Goyette and many more men and women worked long hours to create this world famous track. \nToday\nThe Wick is being returned to it’s original direction and some of the iconic jumps and turns are being rebuilt to recreate the layout that thousands of racers have loved over the last 42 years. The Wick is easy to get to and within a couple hours of Boston\, Worcester\, Hartford and New York\, it draws a big crowd at almost all it’s events. \nAmenities\n\nGrandstand Seating\nOpen Air Festival Seating\nCovered Super Ticket Viewing Area\nCovered VIP Viewing Areas with live PA feed\, live timing and scoring\, live race footage\, private restrooms\, and catering\nInfield Track Viewing\nNearly 100% track Viewing from a variety of vantage points\nHandicap Viewing Area\nFood and Soft Drink Concessions\nFront Gate Parking\nMotorcycle Parking\nHandicap Parking\nEasy Entry/Exit \n\nGeneral Information\n\nNo drones allowed on property \nNo pit vehicles. We do not allow bikes\, quads\, scooters golf carts\, UTVs\, etc. \nNo pets on Saturday\nNo glass allowed on property\nRental car parking enter through main pit gate\nWill call tent at Gate A through the main entrance\nSpectator parking $10\nBe prepared to show credentials at all security checkpoints\nNo open campfires. Gas and charcoal cooking grills ONLY permitted.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of the promoter. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers.\n\nSpecial Events\n2021 Special Events will be announced at a later date.  \nLocal Partners\n\nMB Tractor & Equipment\nKubota\nKawasaki\nFactory Connection\n100%\nBuckley Photography\nTeam Justice\nMoolicious Farm\nMoto Tassinari\nGaerne Boots\nRyno Power\nPilgrim Powersports\nKawasaki New England Dealership Group\nFlamingo Motor Sports\nValley Motor Sports\nRazee’s\nLand N Sea\nMotorsports Nation\nCentral Mass Powersports\nNew England Cycle Works\nNew England Cycle Center\nSpringfield Motorsports\nNorth Reading Kawasaki\nMTR Racing
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/pro-motocross-championship-2024-southwick-national/
LOCATION:Southwick National\, The Wick 338\, Southwick\, MA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240615
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SUMMARY:Pro Motocross Championship 2024 – HIGH POINT NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Est: 1977 \nWelcome to the 47th Running of the High Point National. This year’s High Point National will serve as the fourth round of racing in the Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \nCOME CELEBRATE FATHER’S DAY WEEKEND! \nHigh Point Raceway is home to round 4 of the prestigious 2023 Pro Motocross Championship. Nestled an hour south of Pittsburgh\, PA and 10 minutes north of Morgantown\, WV\, the High Point National is the best way to get outside and enjoy the sun\, your friends and family while watching the athletes of the most physically demanding professional action sport go bar-to-bar in intense\, dirt-slinging action that is only found on 11 of the best motocross tracks across the country. \nAlong with hosting the world’s fastest Pro Motocross racers\, the 2023 High Point National will also have an interactive Sponsor Village\, Vendor Row\, and local fare. Amateur practice is set for Friday with Amateur racing on Sunday. \nTrack Profile\nThere might not be a better place to see the grandeur of the sport of motocross on full display than Greene County’s High Point Raceway. This track weaves its way around a deep valley\, treating the riders to constant elevation changes. From the slippery off-camber corners to the high-speed runs to and from the valley floor\, no section of this track is completely flat\, which makes it a true challenging and fun racetrack. But what makes it tough for the athletes makes it great for the spectators\, because several vantage points atop the valley offer full views of the spectacle below. Further\, High Point’s jumps were engineered to sit right in front of the main spectator areas\, letting fans get close while they watch the riders go big. Some call it “moto theater” — a show filled with ups and downs\, twists and turns. \nWhere did it all start?  In the fall of 1976 brothers Jack and Carroll Holbert invited off-road pioneer Dave Coombs Sr. out to their family farm in Mt. Morris\, Pennsylvania\, to see if he wanted to build a motocross track there. High Point Raceway was founded shortly thereafter with the help in design by the visiting Maico factory team from Europe. Since then High Point has been among the pillars of American motocross\, hosting a round of the AMA Po Motocross Championship  since 1977 every year but one (2020 COVID-19)\, and countless off-road\, regional and local motocross events.  \nRoam from vantage point to vantage point around the circuit\, and experience the action from multiple areas. But no matter where you end up\, you will be able to see nearly 100% of the race action\, as High Point has a unique amphitheater design. And just as unique as the racetrack are the fans. Our fans are the best!  They are tough\, hardy and fun-spirited; they enjoy the outdoors and love their moto! High Point fans are Steeler fans\, Pirate fans\, Penguin fans\, and above all Mountaineer Fans\, which makes this southwestern Pennsylvania venue the perfect place to spend Father’s Day. \nSo take your dad to the races this summer\, and celebrate 46 years of great racing memories at High Point Raceway with a few thousand of your friends! \nAmenities\n\nOpen Air Festival Seating; Limited Bleacher Seating Available\nNearly 100% Track Viewing from a variety of vantage points\n“The Zoo” – Infield Adult Viewing Area (18+ years)\nCovered Super Ticket VIP Viewing Area with live timing and scoring\, private restrooms\, and catering.\nFREE! Motorcycle Parking and Gear/Helmet check at Gate 4. Mt. Morris Tire Shop.\nADA Viewing Area & convenient parking\nLarge interactive Sponsor Village\nFood\, Drinks and Beer Concessions\nEasy Entry/Exit\nOnsite Camping\nOnsite ATM\n\nGeneral Information\n\nSaturday Parking Fee: Free for advance online ticket purchases; $20 for at the gate purchases.\nGates open Thursday @ Noon and close midnight to 6 am daily. Please plan accordingly.\nBe prepared to show credentials at all security checkpoints.\n11 p.m. Curfew Quiet Time. Fans must return to their campsites by 11 p.m. each night. We ask that you do not roam around after that time.\nGeneral Information: located at the Main Entrance/Gate 1\nWill Call: located across the road from Pro Gate/Gate 2 (Friday 9am-5pm & Saturday 7am-2pm)\nFirst Aid: located at Ambulance Station on Amateur Side B\nSecurity: headquartered at Main Entrance/Gate 1\nLost & Found: located at Announcer Tower\nPets Allowed: Pets must remain on a leash at all times. Must stay in Camping Area and Amateur Pits. No pets allowed on Pro Side A or in fan viewing areas on Saturday.\nProhibited items:\n \n\nNo glass bottles in fan viewing areas\nNo drones or remote-control aircraft\nNo fireworks\nNo weapons\nNo open campfires – gas and charcoal cooking grills only permitted\nNo Pit Vehicles on Saturday\n\n\nFirearms Policy: Concealed carry is prohibited. Legally permitted firearms must remain locked in a motor vehicle.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of High Point Raceway. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports\, can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage to your person and property. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children safe. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers. Remember\, you share the facility with moving wheels and motorcycles. Be cautious of moving wheels in foot traffic areas. \nKeep your radio tuned to MXFM 89.1 FM for up-to-date announcements\, racing news\, interviews and information throughout the weekend. Although we have a public address system\, the best way to stay tuned is to tune in.
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/pro-motocross-championship-2024-high-point-national/
LOCATION:High Point Raceway\, 218 Taylortown Rd\, Mt Morris\, PA\, 15349\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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SUMMARY:Pro Motocross Championship 2024 – THUNDER VALLEY NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Est: 2005 \nWelcome to the 20th Annual Thunder Valley National will serve as the third round of racing for the 2024 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \n\n\n\nTrack Profile\nPromoter David Clabaugh couldn’t have known how appropriate his track’s name would become. He knew that nearby was an NHRA drag-racing track with the same name (Thunder Valley)\, but within a few short years of the founding of the motocross track\, four-strokes took over motocross completely\, leaving a sound of thunder every time the gate dropped at the facility. \nClabaugh has been around racing since he was a child. “I’ve been racing since I was 10 years old\,” he explains. “When I got to the pro class\, I realized that it wasn’t going to last forever\, and I wanted to stay in the sport somehow\, so I decided I wanted to buy a track. Clabaugh has put his blood\, sweat\, and tears into the facility\, and the national here is seen as an example of what a world-class motocross event should look and feel like. \nI ran local races on the weekends; however\, I wanted the facility to grow\,” Clabaugh says. “I wanted an AMA Pro Motocross Championship event. In 2000\, I met MX Sports’ Tim Cotter\, and I figured the only way I was ever going to get a national was to start going to as many of them as I could and figure out how it worked. I worked on the banner crew for about two years\, just getting the inside line on how it all works. I began talking with John Ayers [also of MX Sports] about wanting a national in order to learn all sides of the sport and figure out how to promote. During this time\, I had shown interest in being a promoter\, and several people had come out to my facility to see if I was equipped to have an AMA Pro Motocross Championship event. I had made lots of upgrades to the facility with buildings\, filling in ravines\, etc. \nI heard there was going to be a spot open on the national schedule and was told that Thunder Valley was first on the list.” Truth be told\, Thunder Valley wasn’t just first on the list\, it was the best choice\, as Clabaugh and his loyal staff have proven every year since his first national\, in 2005. \nThunder Valley\, just a few miles below downtown Denver\, hosted its first AMA Pro Motocross National in July of 2005. In the first few years of racing at the facility\, riders and mechanics were met with a combination of altitude and summertime heat that not only made it physically difficult on them but caused the fuel in the motorcycles to literally boil. The solution was a revolutionary one: in 2008\, Thunder Valley hosted the first AMA Pro Motocross National ever held at night\, under a battery of lights that illuminated the valley. With a live internet and TV audience watching\, the race was a smash hit. This year\, Thunder Valley’s event will be held during the daylight hours. \nAmenities\n\nGrandstand Seating\nOpen Air Festival Seating\nCovered VIP Viewing Areas with live timing and scoring\, private restrooms\, and catering\nCovered Super Ticket Viewing Area\nOpen Air Corporate Suites\nHandicap Viewing Area\nInfield Track Viewing via Two Track Tunnels\nNearly 100% track Viewing from a variety of vantage points\nLarge interactive Sponsor Village\nFood and Soft Drink Concessions\nBeer Concessions\nState-of-the-art sound system\nEvent Simulcast on FM Radio\nBaby Changing Station\nFree & VIP paid Parking\nOnsite Parking\nMotorcycle Parking\nHandicap Parking\nEasy entry/Exit\nOnsite Camping\nReserved RV spots\nFree Motorcycle Parking and Gear/Helmet Check\nJumbotron Viewing\nAmateur Motocross Racing Sunday\n\nGeneral Information\n\nNo pit vehicles. We do not allow bikes\, quads\, scooters golf carts\, UTVs\, etc. \nNo pets on Saturday\nNo glass bottles in fan viewing areas\nNo drones or remote control aircraft permitted\nNo pets allowed in main fan areas or in Pro Paddock on Saturday.\nNo pit vehicles. No pit bikes\, quads\, scooters golf carts\, UTVs\, etc. \nSearch Policy: All vehicles are subject to search at any time. \nProhibited items: No fireworks\, glass bottles\, kegs\, scaffolding\, weapons or firearms.  Track is not responsible for return of confiscated items.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of the promoter. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers.\n\nLocal Partners\n\nTrue Value\nToyota\nHonnen Equipment\nDefy Graphics\nSun Enterprises\nVickery Motorsports\nFay Myers Motorcycle World\nG-Force Powersports\nPerformance Cycle\nCoors Distributing\nLaw Tigers\nZULZ Bag Company
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/pro-motocross-championship-2024-thunder-valley-national/
LOCATION:Thunder Valley Motocross Park (USA)\, 701 South Rooney Road\, Lakewood\, CO\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240601
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240602
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SUMMARY:Pro Motocross Championship 2024 – HANGTOWN MOTOCROSS CLASSIC
DESCRIPTION:Est: 1974 \nWelcome to the 55th Annual Hangtown Motocross Classic in Rancho Cordova\, CA. This legendary race will serve as the second round of the 2023 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \nTrack Profile\nFounded in March 1968\, the Dirt Diggers North Motorcycle Club (DDNMC) embarked on a plan to present a motocross competition that would bring top riders to Northern California. As a result\, the Hangtown Motocross Classic was born. \nThe story actually starts in 1967\, when a group of local motorcycle enthusiasts met at Marion Pyle’s bike shop\, the Orangevale Motorcycle Center. They hoped to bring big-time motorcycle racing to the area\, and that meeting set the stage for the creation of the DDNMC. From the beginning\, the founders-Ed Clark\, Carl Cranke\, Dave Duarte\, Don Fallon\, Don Fischer\, Bill Groom\, Kurt McKimmy\, Gene Nunes\, Ray Nelson\, Bill Onga\, Joe Pyle\, and Roy Tillus-wanted to stage their own race\, and a big one at that! \nThe first DDNMC race was held at Murray’s Ranch outside of Placerville in 1969. The race took its name from the Gold Rush days\, when Placerville was known as “Hangtown.” With a turnout of about 150 sportsman riders and 30 pros\, the event (with its $600 pro purse) set the stage for Hangtown’s future. The day ended with Larry Mulock\, Gary Bailey\, and Dick Mann sharing the winner’s podium. \nDDNMC has hosted some of the wildest and most successful motorcycle events since the world of motocross came into being. However\, the old days at the Placerville sand pit are now long gone\, as are the hangovers and all-night parties. Also gone are “Bad” Brad Lackey hopping on the bulldozer to help build the track\, the Saturday-night mechanics’ races with 250cc Bultaco motors stuffed into minibike frames\, and more of the good old days. \nAll this changed when the race outgrew the sleepy hillsides of Placerville\, with its two-lane roads and the old-fashioned thinking of some local residents who didn’t like the changes brought by the races (or their thousands of spectators). So in 1979\, the Club and the Sacramento County Department of Parks and Recreation put together a permanent facility at the Prairie City OHV Park in Rancho Cordova\, near Sacramento. Eventually\, the State OHV Department took control of the park and\, in conjunction with DDNMC\, has provided permanent sprinklers\, fencing\, restrooms\, running water\, gazebos\, a state-of-the-art announcing tower\, and other facilities. \nWhile Hangtown predates the AMA Pro Motocross Championship\, a national series was the dream of the founders more than 40 years ago. The DDNMC is proud to own and produce the longest-running motocross national of all\, the Hangtown Motocross Classic. \nToday\, the Hangtown Motocross Classic is big business. Almost three dozen members meet three to four times a month to prepare for the following year’s race. Even though the club is comprised of volunteers\, the members commit to full-time work assignments to get their jobs done. In addition to the weekly meetings\, required rides\, and individual work assignments\, DDNMC members commit to a three-week period in May to take the Prairie City track from its normal state to one fit for an AMA Pro Motocross National. The club takes “possession” of the track in early May and brings together hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of equipment to transform the track. The result is the continuation of a classic – the Hangtown Motocross Classic – at the only event on the schedule still run by a motorcycle club. \nAmenities\n\nOpen Air Festival Seating\nCovered Handicap Viewing Area\nCovered Super Ticket Seating with live timing and scoring\, private restrooms and catering available\nCovered VIP Viewing Area\nOpen Air and Covered Corporate Suites\nAir Conditioned Suites\nShaded Picnic Areas\nNearly 100% track viewing from a variety of vantage points\nInteractive Sponsor Village\nEvent Simulcast on FM Radio\nFood and Soft Drink Concessions\nBeer Concessions\nChildren’s play area\nFlushing Restroom facilities\nPermanent Restroom facilities\nBaby Changing Station\nOnsite Parking\nMotorcycle Parking\nHandicap Parking\nEasy entry/Exit\nOnsite Camping\nRV spots\nPotable water for Camper filling\nRV septic pump service\nFree Motorcycle Parking and Gear/Helmet Check\n\nGeneral Information\n\nNo drones allowed on property \nNo pit vehicles. We do not allow bikes\, quads\, scooters golf carts\, UTVs\, etc. \nNo pets on Saturday\nNo glass allowed on property\nRental car parking located outside of main pit gate.\nWill call is at the main park entrance on the left.\nSpectator parking $10\nBe prepared to show credentials at all security checkpoints\nNo open campfires. Gas and charcoal cooking grills ONLY permitted.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of the promoter. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers.
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/pro-motocross-championship-2024-hangtown-motocross-classic/
LOCATION:Prairie City State OHV Park\, 13300 White Rock Road\, Rancho Cordova\, CA\, 95742\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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SUMMARY:Pro Motocross Championship 2024 – FOX RACEWAY NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the Fox Raceway National in Pala\, California. This race will serve as the season opening round of the 2024 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \nTrack Profile\nPala previously served as the season finale of the Pro Motocross Championship for back-to-back seasons in 2010 and 2011\, which signified the return of the sport to the San Diego area following an absence that spanned multiple decades after the closure of famed Carlsbad Raceway. During those two seasons\, Ryan Dungey and Dean Wilson claimed back-to-back victories in the 450 Class and 250 Class\, respectively\, with Wilson amassing an undefeated record by winning all four motos. \nThe Pala Band of Mission Indians have been tremendous motocross supporters for many years and we’re proud to partner with them. The goal of the Fox Raceway is not only to elevate the track experience\, it’s also to support and grow the entire core motocross community. \nIn addition to six beginner to pro-level motocross tracks\, Fox Raceway has an all-new covered patio area\, a fully stocked retail store complete with product demo and jersey printing capabilities\, the first “Jeff Emig’s Learn To Moto” center\, and a year-round schedule of consumer activations. \nGeneral Information\n\nSaturday Parking Fee: $20/vehicle\nGates open Thursday @ Noon and close midnight to 6 am daily. Please plan accordingly.\nBe prepared to show credentials at all security checkpoints\nGeneral Information: located at the Main Entrance/Gate 1\nWill Call: located in tent across the road from Pro Gate/Gate 2 (Friday 9am-5pm & Saturday 7am-2pm)\nFirst Aid: located at Ambulance Station on Amateur Side B\nSecurity: headquartered at Main Entrance/Gate 1\nLost & Found: located at Announcer Tower\nPets Allowed: must remain on leash at all times. Must stay in Camping Area and Amateur Pits. No pets allowed in main fan areas on Saturday. \nNo glass bottles in Fan Viewing areas.\nNo drones or remote control aircraft permitted.\nNo pit vehicles. we do not allow pit bikes\, quads\, scooters\, golf carts\, UTVs\, etc. \nNo open campfires. Gas and charcoal cooking grills ONLY permitted. \nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of the promoter. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage to your person and property. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children safe. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers. Remember\, you share the facility with moving wheels and motorcycles. Be cautious of moving wheels in foot traffic areas.
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/pro-motocross-championship-2024-fox-raceway-national/
LOCATION:Fox Raceway\, 12799 CA-76\, Pala\, CA\, 92059\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Tokyo:20230923T233000
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SUMMARY:Supermotocross World Championship 2023 – Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
DESCRIPTION:The SuperMotocross World Championship will culminate with the World Championship Final on Saturday\, September 23 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles\, California. The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum played an iconic role in both Supercross and Motocross history by hosting the first ever Superbowl of Motocross race on July 8\, 1972\, marking the birth of Supercross and making the Coliseum a perfect choice for hosting the inaugural SuperMotocross World Championship Final in 2023.
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/supermotocross-world-championship-2023-los-angeles-memorial-coliseum/
LOCATION:Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum\, 3911 S Figueroa St\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90037\, United States
CATEGORIES:Supercross
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Tokyo:20230916T183000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Tokyo:20230916T233000
DTSTAMP:20230821T082139Z
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SUMMARY:Supermotocross World Championship 2023 – Chicagoland Speedway
DESCRIPTION:Chicagoland Speedway sits right outside of Chicago\, Ill. in Joliet and will be easily accessible for fans traveling by car or plane with its central location and multiple airports. The 1.5 Mile D-shaped tri-oval Speedway sits on over 900 acres of land which will provide enough room for the track builders to get creative with the layout. Being a world-class facility\, Chicagoland provides all the modern amenities motorsports fans expect when purchasing an event ticket. Chicagoland Speedway is no stranger to marquee events as they hosted Indy Car Series races for more than 10 years and NASCAR Cup Series races for nearly 20 years.
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/supermotocross-world-championship-2023-chicagoland-speedway/
LOCATION:Chicagoland Speedway\, 500 Speedway Blvd\, Joliet\, IL\, 60433\, United States
CATEGORIES:Motocross,Supercross
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230909T150000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230909T233000
DTSTAMP:20230814T093331Z
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SUMMARY:Supermotocross World Championship 2023 - zMAX Dragway at Charlotte Motor Speedway
DESCRIPTION:zMAX Dragway is situated adjacent to Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord\, N.C. and is the world’s first four-lane dragway. Built in 2008\, zMAX is considered the “Bellagio of Dragstrips” for its expansive layout\, large capacity grandstands and 40 luxury suites. zMAX is going to provide a layout where our track builders can create lanes suited for grandstand and suite viewing while also allowing fans to “line the fence” as they typically would at an outdoor Pro Motocross event.
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/supermotocross-world-championship-2023-zmax-dragway-at-charlotte-motor-speedway/
CATEGORIES:Motocross,Supercross
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230826T130000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230826T233000
DTSTAMP:20230724T161416Z
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SUMMARY:2023 Pro Motocross Championship - IRONMAN NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Est: 2014 \nWelcome to the 10th Annual Ironman National. This year’s Ironman National will serve as the season finale of the 2023 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \nTRACK PROFILE\nCruising up to the Ironman National\, not far from the motorsports mecca of Indianapolis\, Indiana\, you’ll see picturesque views of small town America. The late summer date produces porch weather\, and that draws all the locals who marvel at the professional cavalcade that has rolled into their town. You get a sense that this race offers up everything you want in a big-time motocross race….well\, except one thing. The land surrounding the track looks flat. Where are the hills? Where’s the elevation change? Can this possibly work? \nYou park your crew in the huge flat field—perfect for camping and pitting\, and head out to check out the big rigs in the easily accessible pro pits. Then you walk toward the track and suddenly something happens: the ground opens up\, drops down\, and practically swallows the race track whole. The Ironman Raceway track doesn’t just offer up elevation change\, it offers up some of the biggest\, steepest combinations of jumps and hills in the entire series\, including Godzilla\, a massive uphill jump. \nYou’ve already sensed that the rest of the track is perfect: the dirt\, the obstacles\, the sightlines. Add in those hills\, and you’ve got pure motocross. By the end of the day that deep soil grows hugely rough and rutted\, and only those wise in old-school motocross techniques like\, standing up and changing lines\, and riding smarter not harder\, can succeed. \nThis is Motocross\, and we’re back at the racetrack. This one is perfect:  the dirt\, the obstacles\, the sightlines.  Add in those hills and you’ve got pure motocross. By the end of the day that deep soil grows hugely rough and rutted\, and only those wise in old-school motocross techniques like standing up and changing lines\, and riding smarter not harder\, can succeed. \nAmenities\n\nFREE! Motorcycle Parking and Gear/Helmet Check @ Main Gate\nGrandstand and Open Air Festival seating\nNatural shaded viewing areas\nNearly 100% Track Viewing from a variety of vantage points\nInfield Track Viewing via replica Covered Bridge\nCovered Super Ticket VIP Viewing Areas with live timing and scoring\, private restrooms\, and catering\nADA Viewing Area and convenient parking\nLarge interactive Sponsor Village\nState-of-the-art sound system\nEvent Simulcast on FM Radio @ MXFM 89.5\nFood\, Soft Drink and Beer Concessions\nEasy Entry/Exit\nOnsite Camping\n\nGeneral Information\n\nSaturday Parking Fee: $20 Lot A; $10 Lot B\nGates open Thursday @ 12 p.m. and close midnight to 6 am daily. Please plan accordingly.\nBe prepared to show credentials at all security checkpoints.\n10 p.m. Curfew. Fans must return to their campsites by 10 p.m. each night\, we ask that you do not roam around after that time.\nGeneral Information: located at the Main Entrance/Gate 1\nWill Call: Follow the signs to Will Call\, located right off St Hwy 47\nSecurity: Headquartered at Main Entrance/Gate 1\nLost & Found: located at Main Entrance/Gate 1\nNo glass bottles in fan viewing areas\nNo drones or remote control aircraft permitted\nNo pets allowed in main fan areas or in Pro Paddock on Saturday.\nNo pit vehicles. No pit bikes\, quads\, scooters golf carts\, UTVs\, etc. \nSearch Policy: All vehicles are subject to search at any time. \nProhibited items: No fireworks\, glass bottles\, kegs\, scaffolding\, weapons or firearms.  Track is not responsible for return of confiscated items.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of the promoter. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers.\nKeep your radio tuned to MXFM 88.5 FM for up-to-date announcements\, racing news\, interviews and information throughout the weekend. Although we have a public address system\, the best way to stay tuned is to tune in.\nBe Social with Ironman Raceway\, like the official Facebook Page!\n\nLocal Partners\n\nTom’s Marine Sales\nWestfield Powersports\nMacAllister CAT\nCrawfordsville Main Street\nCrawfordsville City Council\nJournal Review\n\nGet Connected\nFacebook: @ironmanraceway\nInstagram: @ironmanmx\nTwittter: @ironmanraceway
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/2023-pro-motocross-championship-ironman-national/
LOCATION:Ironman Raceway\, 1389 County Rd 200 S\, Crawfordsville\, IN\, 47933\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230819T130000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230819T233000
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SUMMARY:2023 Pro Motocross Championship - Budds Creek National
DESCRIPTION:Est: 1989 \nWelcome to the 34th running of the Budds Creek National. This year’s Budds Creek National will serve as round 10 of the 2023 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing\, and round 27 of the inaugural 2023 SuperMotocross (SMX) World Championship. \nTrack Profile\nWhile serious business takes place a half hour away in Washington\, D.C.\, the area around Budds Creek MX is pure relaxation. The nearby Chesapeake Bay draws travelers of all kinds\, and perfect summer weather sets the Pro National date as the right time to explore the area. \nBut while the track itself looks like pure fun\, it gets brutally serious at the top level of AMA Pro Motocross. Perhaps fitting for a track so close to the nation’s capital\, Budds Creek offers classic American Motocross\, with the perfect combination of hills\, jumps\, corners and deep\, tacky soil. The racing usually stays close\, as passes come down to who can brake a little harder into a turn\, or scrub a little lower over a jump. It’s an all-arounder\, as if some of the best components of the other ten National tracks were dropped into a valley to produce an all-around marvel. From the right spots atop the hillsides\, you can see it all\, as well! \nMake a weekend out of this one so you can check out D.C. and the beautiful Maryland countryside\, and then sit back for some of the most intense motocross action anywhere. This place is part business\, part fun\, and all American. \nAmenities\n\nOpen Air Festival seating & VIP seating options\nNearly 100% Track Viewing from a variety of vantage points\nInfield Track Viewing\nCovered Super Ticket VIP Viewing Area with live timing and scoring\, private restrooms\, and catering\nADA Viewing Area & convenient parking\nOnsite ATM\nLarge interactive Sponsor Village\nFood & Drink Concessions\nEasy Entry/Exit\nOnsite Camping\nFree Motorcycle Parking\n\nGeneral Information\n\nSaturday Parking Fee: $20. Free parking for advance online ticket purchasers.\nGate Open: Thursday @ 10 am and close midnight to 6 am daily. Please plan accordingly.\nBe prepared to show credentials at all security checkpoints\n10 p.m. Curfew. Fans must return to their campsites by 10 p.m. each night\, we ask that you do not roam around after that time.\n11 p.m. Quiet Time. No loud music or generators after this time.\nGeneral Information: located at the Main Entrance/Gate 1\nWill Call: Friday location: Drag Strip. Saturday it is located inside of Main Gate 1\, to the left. Look for big white tent: “Industry Services”\nSecurity: Headquartered at Main Gate 1\nLost & Found: located at Main Gate 1\nPets Allowed: must remain on leash at all times. Must stay in Camping Area and Amateur Pits. No pets allowed Pro Pits or in Fan Viewing areas on Saturday.\nNo glass bottles allowed in Fan Viewing areas \nNo drones or remote control aircraft\nPit Vehicles. We do not allow pit bikes\, scooters\, SxS\, ATVs\, etc. Golf Carts permitted.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of Budds Creek Raceway. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage to your person and property. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children safe. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers. Remember\, you share the facility with moving wheels and motorcycles. Be cautious of moving wheels in foot traffic areas. \nKeep your radio tuned to MXFM 93.5 FM for up-to-date announcements\, racing news\, interviews and information throughout the weekend. Although we have a public address system\, the best way to stay tuned is to tune in.\nBe Social with Budds Creek Pro National\, like the official Facebook Page!
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/2023-pro-motocross-championship-budds-creek-national/
LOCATION:Budds Creek Motocross Park\, 27963 Budds Creek Rd\, Mechanicsville\, MD\, 20659\,\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230812T080000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230812T233000
DTSTAMP:20230710T095026Z
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SUMMARY:2023 Pro Motocross Championship - UNADILLA NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Est: 1972 \nWelcome to the Unadilla National in New Berlin\, NY. This year’s Unadilla National will mark round nine of the 2023 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \nTrack Profile\nUnadilla Motocross began racing in 1969 after its founder\, Ward Robinson\, fell in love with dirt bike racing after seeing a hare scrambles event. Would you believe that the infamous Unadilla track layout was actually the second choice? The original pro track layout was planned to be on the footprint of today’s amateur track U2\, however\, logistical concerns turned eyes and designs toward what was to become known simply as UNADILLA. Since its beginnings\, Unadilla has hosted Trans-AMA (1970-1978)\, Trans-USA (1979-1981)\, the 250cc USGP (1978-1992)\, and the first ever MX des Nations in the United States (1987)\, and a round of the US Nationals since 1989. Unadilla’s history is full of epic battles\, which make sense once you consider that every significant racer in Motocross’ history has challenged Unadilla over the years. Unadilla is now second generation family owned and includes a round of the ATV Nationals\, a round of the GNCC series\, a vintage racing weekend (MX Rewind)\, and several amateur events during the racing season. \nUtilizing a former dairy farm\, Unadilla was laid out to be European in nature. The track’s rolling natural terrain layout sprawls out over 55 acres of classic New York countryside. While many of the original track features remain (Gravity Cavity\, The Wall)\, Unadilla has evolved over the years to respond to the changes within the sport. The origin of Skyshot\, which was added to capitalize on racers’ and bikes’  abilities to launch over 150’ while being over 30’ in the air\, actually came from an amateur race. Due to extremely muddy conditions\, racers were cutting the original track and had made a line\, which allowed them to jump over the corner and nearly over the top of the hill. That gave second generation Robinson\, Greg\, an idea for a track change. Much to the chagrin of elder Robinson\, Ward\, Skyshot was added the following year. Little did they know that this jump would become one of the most iconic and most photographed jumps on the circuit. Three new sections and a few track reworks have been since added to enhance both racing and spectator experiences. Our newest track section brings the action closer to the crowds that line the hills of Gravity Cavity\, and tunnels now allow spectators to navigate more quickly from one favorite section to another. No matter where you like to view the racing action from\, we hope you will pull up to your favorite spot and enjoy another great day of racing at Unadilla. \nWhile Unadilla has been and will always be about the Pro National Motocross racing\, did you know that a big part of this historic facility is now rooted in amateur racing? Starting in 1993\, and on the infamous pro track\, Unadilla jumped head first into amateur racing. That year saw one of the largest amateur races in AMA history with over 1800 entries\, followed by the largest 125 AMA National with 290+ entries\, and if that weren’t enough\, it was also the largest 250 National ever with 290+ entries. Over the next six years\, nearly 10\,000 riders got to experience the thrill of competing on the famed Unadilla soil. However\, by the end of the July 1999 Pro National\, there wasn’t much of that famed soil left those years of amateur racing had destroyed this once famed facility. The Robinson family realized that a decision had to be made either run amateur races\, or quit amateur racing and focus on the Pro National Motocross. However\, why not do both? In the fall of 1999\, and with the help of a familiar face\, Doug Henry\, U2 was born. By the beginning of the 2000 racing season\, the track was up and running\, and more importantly\, it was winning fans who felt the track was more suited to the amateur rider. \nOne common question is where the name Unadilla comes from. The track is located in the Unadilla River Valley\, so the original name of the facility was The Unadilla Valley Sports Center. Over time\, the track would become known as just Unadilla. However\, the actual name “Unadilla” is an Iroquois name which means “place of meeting.” ƒ \nAmenities\n\nSpectator Camping\nFree Motorcycle Parking and Gear/Helmet Check\nGrandstand seating\nOpen Air Festival seating\nNearly 100% track Viewing from a variety of vantage points\nCovered Super Ticket Viewing Area with live timing and scoring\, private restrooms\, and catering\nHandicap Viewing Area\nLarge interactive Sponsor Village\nState-of-the-art sound system\nEvent Simulcast on FM Radio\nFood and Soft Drink Concessions\nPermanent Restroom facilities\nBaby Changing Station\nHandicap Viewing Area\nShaded Picnic Areas\nPro Pit Access on Saturday morning\nVIP Parking\nHandicap Parking\nEasy Entry/Exit\nHand Wash Stations\n\nGeneral Information\n\nGates closed Midnight to 6 am daily – please plan accordingly\nNo drones allowed on property \nNo pit vehicles. We do not allow bikes\, quads\, scooters golf carts\, UTVs\, etc. \nNo pets on Saturday\nNo glass allowed on property\nRental car entrance North of main gate and paddock entrance.\nWill call tent at Gate D off Route 8.\nBe prepared to show credentials at all security checkpoints\nNo open campfires. Gas and charcoal cooking grills ONLY permitted.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of the promoter. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers.\n\nLocal Partners\n\nMassey Ferguson\nEklund Farm Machinery\nAnderson Equipment Company\nLucas Oil\n100%\nHallman Racing\nNYCM Insurance\nThor\nParts Unlimited\nYamaha Generators\nOliver’s Campers Inc.\nRentals to Go
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/2023-pro-motocross-championship-unadilla-national/
LOCATION:Unadilla Motocross\, 5986 NY-8\, New Berlin\, NY\, 13411\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230722T233000
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SUMMARY:2023 Pro Motocross Championship - WASHOUGAL NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the Washougal National in Washougal\, WA. This legendary race marks Round eight of the 2023 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \nTrack Profile\nWashougal MX Park opened in April of 1972 and has hosted a round of the AMA Pro Motocross Championship every year but once since 1980 (the year of the Mount St. Helens volcano eruption\, mere miles away). Washougal is known as one of the most scenic circuits in the entire sport\, and many manufacturers and sponsors use the facility for television commercials and photo shoots. The track itself is located in the foothills of southwest Washington\, amid a forest of fir trees near the Washougal River\, with the beautiful Columbia River at the bottom of the mountain. It’s an old-school motocross facility where spectators can enjoy the sights and sounds of racing up close as the track winds through many elevation changes\, such as the famous Dunlop Horsepower Hill and Scott Ski Jump. \nA motocross fan first and foremost\, track owner/promoter Ralph Huffman worked himself into the ownership role at the facility because of his love not only for the Washougal track itself\, but for motorcycle racing in general. \n“I got into the sport when my boys started racing flat track and motocross\,” Huffman explains. “I began to help out Clarks Branch Cycle Club in Roseburg\, Washington\, where my boys practiced frequently. I had access to equipment that could benefit the facility. From there\, I kept helping out more and more. \n“In 1980 Wally Brosamle\, the promoter for Washougal\, asked me to help out the first year they hosted an AMA Pro Motocross Championship event\,” Huffman continues. “Each year I helped out with the national. In 1985\, he sold out to Bill Cantrell and I offered to continue to help with the event.” \nBut things did not go so smoothly\, and the track was removed from the national schedule in 1987. “That’s when I stepped up to take over the facility with the help of my wife\, Carolyn.” Huffman adds. It didn’t take long for the AMA to take notice\, and in 1988\, the national returned. Since then\, the facility has boasted improvements every year. “I finally bought the facility in 1995\,” Huffman explains\, “and we’ve hosted a national every year since and look forward to many more to come.” \nTentative Amenities\n\nFree Motorcycle Parking and Gear/Helmet Check\nOpen Air Festival Seating\nInfield Track Viewing via Seven Track Tunnels\nLarge interactive Sponsor Village\nFood and Soft Drink Concessions\nOnsite Camping\nEnjoy fishing in our private stocked pond\nGrandstand Seating\nVIP Super ticket Viewing Areas with live PA feed\, live timing and scoring\, live race footage\, private restrooms\, and catering\nShaded Picnic Areas\nNearly 100% track Viewing from a variety of vantage points\nEvent Simulcast on FM Radio\nBeer Concessions\nOnsite Parking\nHandicap Parking\nRV septic pump service\n\nGeneral Information\n\nPets must be leashed at all times and remain in your camp site\nNo alcohol allowed to be brought into the park during the National event\, there will be beer concessions.\nNo firearms allowed in the park at anytime\nCash Onlyƒ‚\nNo drones allowed on property\nNo pit vehicles. We do not allow bikes\, quads\, scooters golf carts\, UTVs\, etc. \nNo pets on Saturday\nNo glass allowed on property\nRental car entrance is located at the Main Gate on Borin Rd. Parking is adjacent to Paddock Gate.\nWill call is located across from the Main Gate on Borin Rd.\nSpectator parking $10\nBe prepared to show credentials at all security checkpoints\nNo open campfires. Gas and charcoal cooking grills ONLY permitted.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of the promoter. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers.
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/2023-pro-motocross-championship-washougal-national/
LOCATION:Washougal MX Park\, 40205 NE Borin Rd\, Washougal\, WA\, 98671\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230715
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230716
DTSTAMP:20230618T115351Z
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SUMMARY:Pro Motocross Championship 2023 - SPRING CREEK NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Est: 1983 \nWelcome to the Spring Creek National in Millville\, MN. This legendary race marks Round seven of the 2023 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \nTrack Profile\nLocated in the scenic and beautiful Mississippi River Valley along Spring Creek\, Millville\, Minnesota’s Spring Creek Motocross has some of the richest soil on the circuit. The soil is actually great for farming\, so it should come as no surprise that the facility used to be a working farm\, but the early-spring floods resulting from the snow melting in the valleys made this parcel of land particularly difficult to cultivate. So in 1967\, a man named Grant Marquardt pursued his interest in motorcycles by founding a hillclimb event here. \nMarquardt enjoyed the privilege of operating Spring Creek for eight years until he retired and sold the facility to Perry Hendricks. One of Hendricks’ first accomplishments as new owner and operator was adding the motocross track in 1976. \nWith Hendicks at the helm\, the track grew in popularity\, and in 1982 he was able to obtain a round of the now-defunct Trans-AMA Series. The following year\, he secured Spring Creek’s position as an AMA Pro Motocross Championship track. To add to the growth\, the site hosted an AMA National Hare Scrambles throughout much of the 1980s. \nIn 1987\, Spring Creek Motocross found itself with new owners\, John and Greta Martin. The Martins committed their lives to transforming the park into the race facility we know it to be today. John\, a factory off-road racer (and 1985 AMA National Hare Scrambles Champion)\, retired from his own racing career\, while Greta took leave from her beloved teaching position to work full-time on the facility. \nThe improvements they have made include a three-story starting tower with viewing platform\, a three-story building equipped with registration\, concessions\, commons area\, two levels of VIP suites\, a four-story announcing tower with spectator deck\, an enclosed two-story finish-line tower\, advanced flagger structures\, increased spectator viewing areas\, two sets of temperature-controlled\, flushing restroom stations\, and much more. Spring Creek MX Park is now one of the premier facilities on the circuit\, and it still has that amazing soil the riders love so much. \nAmenities\n\nFree Motocrycle Parking and Gear/Helmet Check\nOpen Air Festival Seating\nAir Conditioned VIP Suites with live PA feed\, live timing and scoring\, live race footage\, private restrooms\, and catering\nAir-conditioned Food and Drink Concession area with live video feed of racing\nLarge interactive Sponsor Village\nFlushing Air Conditioned Restroom facilities\nOnsite Camping\nPotable water for Camper filling\nKID ZONE with swing set\, volleyball\, four-square\, basketball court\, volleyball\, and badminton\nTrout Fishing\nSwimming\nGrandstand Seating\n(Covered) Super Ticket Viewing Area\nOpen Air Corporate Suites\nShaded Picnic Areas\nNearly 100% track Viewing from a variety of hillside vantage points\nInfield & Hillside Track Viewing via 6 Track Tunnels and a Spectator Ridge\nState-of-the-art sound system\nEvent Simulcast on FM Radio – 107.9\nBeer Concessions\nFree Parking\nOnsite Parking\nHandicap Parking\nEasy Entry/Exit\nPermanent Restroom facilities\nReserved RV spots with hook-ups – Limited Number\nRV septic pump service\nOutdoor Shower onsite\n\nGeneral Information\n\nGate A: General Admission\, Tickets\, and Camping\nGate B: VIP\, Vendors\, Staff\, Medical\, and Press\nGate D: Pro Pits\, Pro Rental cars\, Pro Motor homes & Buses\nTravel Station and Camper Services: Click here\nPets must be leashed and stay on campground side of creek.\nRentals car parking (Pros ONLY) is at Gate D\nPro Pit curfew is midnight (Pros ONLY)\nNo campfires\, but grills allowed\nNo alcohol allowed – Beer Gardens on-site\nWilll Call is located on the right when coming through the Main Entrance off highway 11.\nNo glass bottles in fan viewing areas\nNo drones or remote control aircraft permitted\nNo pets allowed in main fan areas or in Pro Paddock on Saturday.\nNo pit vehicles. No pit bikes\, quads\, scooters golf carts\, UTVs\, etc. \nSearch Policy: All vehicles are subject to search at any time. \nProhibited items: No fireworks\, glass bottles\, kegs\, scaffolding\, weapons or firearms.  Track is not responsible for return of confiscated items.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of the promoter. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers.
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LOCATION:Spring Creek MX Park\, 63633 298th Ave\, Millville\, MN\, 55957\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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SUMMARY:2023 Pro Motocross Championship - SOUTHWICK NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Est: 1976 \nWelcome to the Southwick National in Southwick\, MA. This historic racetrack will host round six of the 2023 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \nTrack Profile\nThe Beginning\nThe first Southwick motocross race was held in 1972 just down the road from our current location. It was an NESC race held to benefit some of the town’s charities. Over the years the track has donated thousands of dollars to causes and schools close by. \nThe Current Location\nThe track you see today was carved out of the woods behind the American Legion Post 338 by Legion members who were also fathers of NESC racers. Lead by Bernie Yelin\, Pat Smith\, Ray Peebles\, Dante Molta\, Clovis Goyette and many more men and women worked long hours to create this world famous track. \nToday\nThe Wick is being returned to it’s original direction and some of the iconic jumps and turns are being rebuilt to recreate the layout that thousands of racers have loved over the last 42 years. The Wick is easy to get to and within a couple hours of Boston\, Worcester\, Hartford and New York\, it draws a big crowd at almost all it’s events. \nAmenities\n\nGrandstand Seating\nOpen Air Festival Seating\nCovered Super Ticket Viewing Area\nCovered VIP Viewing Areas with live PA feed\, live timing and scoring\, live race footage\, private restrooms\, and catering\nInfield Track Viewing\nNearly 100% track Viewing from a variety of vantage points\nHandicap Viewing Area\nFood and Soft Drink Concessions\nFront Gate Parking\nMotorcycle Parking\nHandicap Parking\nEasy Entry/Exit \n\nGeneral Information\n\nNo drones allowed on property \nNo pit vehicles. We do not allow bikes\, quads\, scooters golf carts\, UTVs\, etc. \nNo pets on Saturday\nNo glass allowed on property\nRental car parking enter through main pit gate\nWill call tent at Gate A through the main entrance\nSpectator parking $10\nBe prepared to show credentials at all security checkpoints\nNo open campfires. Gas and charcoal cooking grills ONLY permitted.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of the promoter. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers.
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LOCATION:Southwick National\, The Wick 338\, Southwick\, MA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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SUMMARY:Pro Motocross Championship 2023 Round 5 - REDBUD NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Est: 1974 \nWelcome to the beloved and legendary RedBud National in Buchanan\, MI. This legendary race will host round five of the 2023 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \nTrack Profile\nBuchanan\, Michigan’s RedBud is the centerpiece of the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship. Located just above the Michigan-Indiana state line\, RedBud is among the most highly regarded motocross tracks in the world\, and every July Fourth weekend becomes one the region’s biggest events in general. Located in the beautiful rolling hills of southwestern Michigan – a state with an affinity for off-road recreational vehicle use – RedBud has bragging rights to claim the largest attendance of any U.S. motocross race\, year after year. With just the right soil mix\, plenty of room for passing\, and the biggest jump on the circuit – the infamous LaRocco’s Leap\, named after local legend Mike LaRocco – RedBud is the top motocross destination in a region that loves its motorsports. And the loyal Michigan fans’ chants of “Red Buuuuud!!!” are well-known throughout the motocross world. \nOne winter nearly forty years ago\, Valparaiso\, Indiana’s Gene Ritchie took a trip to Buchanan for a snowmobile race. He rode around the property\, imagining that a great motocross track could be carved into the hills and fields. When that property came up for sale in 1972\, Ritchie pursued his dream of creating a national-caliber motocross track. He and his wife\, Nancy\, found some willing partners and purchased the property. The Ritchies\, the Pattersons\, and the Millers built their dream track and began holding races in 1973. \nRedBud held its first AMA Motocross National in 1974\, and it was won by another local motocross star\, Hadley\, Michigan’s Mike Hartwig. The facility also hosted Trans-AMA races each fall\, often featuring battles between the world’s best rider at the time\, Roger DeCoster\, and America’s best\, Bob “Hurricane” Hannah. \nWithin a few years\, the original partners moved on and the Ritchie family relocated to Michigan to become full-time motocross promoters. Gene opened a bike shop\, Red Bud Cycle\, selling Bultacos and Maicos near the track entrance. The shop mechanic\, a local teenage MX racer\, became the centerpiece of the Friday night MX intermission shows; that teen was the late “Wheelie King”\, Doug Domokos\, who went on to set world records and wow fans around the globe with his wheelie shows and spectacular stunts. \nOther stars emerged from the RedBud amateur races\, too\, most notably Mark “The Bomber” Barnett from nearby Bridgeview\, Illinois\, Michigan’s five-time Women’s National Champ Lisa (Akin) Wagner (now on staff at RedBud)\, six-time AMA MX and SX Champ Jeff Stanton\, and of course\, today “The Rock\,” Mike LaRocco. \nGeneral Information\n\nSmall\, friendly pets are permitted in the family camping area in air conditioned RVs only. Pets must stay in the RV and may not leave campsite. No pets permitted in tent camping sites or in day parking lots.\nGates closed Midnight to 6am daily – please plan accordingly.\nNo glass bottles in fan viewing areas\nNo drones or remote control aircraft permitted\nNo pets allowed in main fan areas or in Pro Paddock on Saturday.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of the promoter. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers.\nWorld Class Fireworks Show Friday and Saturday Nights\nRV septic tank pump truck services the spectator and pit camping areas throughout the weekend.\nWater fill service available for RVs and barrels.\nFlush restroom trailers are available during the day and closed overnight.\n\nRedBud National Winners\n\n\n\n450 Class\n\n\n\n\n\nDate\nWinner\nHometown\nMachine\n\n\n7/2/22\nEli Tomac\nCortez\, CO\nYAM\n\n\n7/3/21\nDylan Ferrandis\nFrance\nYAM\n\n\n9/7/20\nAdam Cianciarulo\nPort Orange\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n9/4/20\nZach Osborne\nAbingdon\, VA\nHQV\n\n\n7/6/19\nEli Tomac\nCoretz\, CO\nKAW\n\n\n7/7/18\nMarvin Musquin\nLa Reole\, France\nKTM\n\n\n7/1/17\nEli Tomac\nCortez\, CO\nKAW\n\n\n7/2/16\nKen Roczen\nGermany\nSUZ\n\n\n7/4/15\nJustin Barcia\nMonroe\, NY\nYAM\n\n\n7/5/14\nKen Roczen\nGermany\nKTM\n\n\n7/6/13\nRyan Villopoto\nPoulsbo\, WA\nKAW\n\n\n7/7/12\nRyan Dungey\nBelle Plaine\, MN\nKTM\n\n\n7/2/11\nChad Reed\nAustralia\nHON\n\n\n7/3/10\nRyan Dungey\nBelle Plaine\, MN\nSUZ\n\n\n7/4/09\nJosh Grant\nRiverside\, CA\nYAM\n\n\n7/6/08\nJames Stewart\nHaines City\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n7/1/07\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nSUZ\n\n\n7/2/06\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nSUZ\n\n\n7/3/05\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nSUZ\n\n\n7/4/04\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nHON\n\n\n7/6/03\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nHON\n\n\n7/7/02\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nHON\n\n\n7/1/01\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n7/2/00\nSebastien Tortelli\nFrance\nHON\n\n\n7/4/99\nKevin Windham\nBaton Rouge\, LA\nHON\n\n\n7/5/98\nJeff Emig\nKansas City\, KS\nKAW\n\n\n7/6/97\nJohn Dowd\nChicopee\, MA\nYAM\n\n\n7/7/96\nJeff Emig\nKansas City\, KS\nKAW\n\n\n7/2/95\nJeremy McGrath\nMenifee\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/3/94\nMike Kiedrowski\nCanyon Country\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n7/4/93\nMike Kiedrowski\nCanyon Country\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n7/5/92\nMike Kiedrowski\nCanyon Country\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n7/7/91\nDamon Bradshaw\nMooresville\, NC\nYAM\n\n\n7/8/90\nJeff Ward\nSan Juan Capistrano\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n7/2/89\nJeff Stanton\nSherwood\, MI\nHON\n\n\n7/7/85\nRick Johnson\nEl Cajon\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/1/84\nRick Johnson\nEl Cajon\, CA\nYAM\n\n\n7/3/83\nDavid Bailey\nAxton\, VA\nHON\n\n\n6/1/80\nSteve Wise\nPharr\, TX\nHON\n\n\n7/1/79\nMarty Tripes\nSantee\, TX\nHON\n\n\n7/2/78\nKent Howerton\nSan Antonio\, TX\nSUZ\n\n\n5/22/77\nTony DiStefano\nMorrisville\, PA\nSUZ\n\n\n4/28/74\nKen Zahrt\nWoodland Hills\, CA\nBultaco\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\n250 Class\n\n\n\n\n\nDate \nWinner\nHometown \nMachine\n\n\n7/2/22\nJo Shimoda\nJapan\nKAW\n\n\n7/3/21\nRJ Hampshire\nHudson\, FL\nHQV\n\n\n9/7/20\nRJ Hampshire\nHudson\, FL\nHQV\n\n\n9/4/20\nJeremy Martin\nMillville\, MN\nHON\n\n\n7/6/19\nDylan Ferrandis\nFrance\nYAM\n\n\n7/7/18\nAaron Plessinger\nHamilton\, OH\nYAM\n\n\n7/1/17\nZach Osborne\nAbingdon\, VA\nHQV\n\n\n7/2/16\nCooper Webb\nMorehead City\, NC\nYAM\n\n\n7/4/15\nJeremy Martin\nMillville\, MN\nYAM\n\n\n7/5/14\nJeremy Martin\nMillville\, MN\nYAM\n\n\n7/6/13\nKen Roczen\nGermany\nKTM\n\n\n7/7/12\nBlake Baggett\nGrand Terrace\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n7/2/11\nBlake Baggett\nGrand Terrace\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n7/3/10\nTrey Canard\nShawnee\, OK\nHON\n\n\n7/4/09\nJake Weimer\nRupert\, ID\nKAW\n\n\n7/6/08\nRyan Villopoto\nPoulsbo\, WA\nKAW\n\n\n7/1/07\nRyan Villopoto\nPoulsbo\, WA\nKAW\n\n\n7/2/06\nRyan Villopoto\nPoulsbo\, WA\nKAW\n\n\n7/3/05\nGrant Langston\nSouth Africa\nKAW\n\n\n7/4/04\nMichael Brown\nJohnson City\, TN\nYAM\n\n\n7/6/03\nJames Stewart\nHaines City\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n7/7/02\nJames Stewart\nHaines City\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n7/1/01\nLarry Ward\nFlorence\, SD\nYAM\n\n\n7/2/00\nStephane Roncada\nFrance\nYAM\n\n\n7/4/99\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n7/5/98\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n7/6/97\nKevin Windham\nBaton Rouge\, LA\nYAM\n\n\n7/7/96\nSteve Lamson\nPollock Pines\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/2/95\nSteve Lamson\nPollock Pines\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/3/94\nJeff Emig\nKansas City\, KS\nYAM\n\n\n7/4/93\nJeff Emig\nKansas City\, KS\nYAM\n\n\n7/5/92\nJeff Emig\nKansas City\, KS\nYAM\n\n\n7/7/91\nMike Kiedrowski\nCanyon Country\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n7/8/90\nGuy Cooper\nStillwater\, OK\nSUZ\n\n\n7/2/89\nGeorge Holland\nKerman\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/3/88\nGuy Cooper\nStillwater\, OK\nHON\n\n\n7/5/87\nMicky Dymond\nYorba Linda\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/6/86\nMicky Dymond\nYorba Linda\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/7/85\nRon Lechien\nEl Cajon\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/1/84\nJeff Ward\nSan Juan Capistrano\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n7/3/83\nJohnny O’Mara\nSimi Valley\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/4/82\nMark Barnett\nBridgeview\, IL\nSUZ\n\n\n7/5/81\nMark Barnett\nBridgeview\, IL\nSUZ\n\n\n5/23/76\nBob Hannah\nWhittier\, CA\nYAM\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\n500cc Motocross\n\n\n\n\n\nDate \nWinner\nHometown \nMachine\n\n\n7/3/88\nJeff Ward\nSan Juan Capistrano\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n7/5/87\nRick Johnson\nEl Cajon\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/6/86\nRick Johnson\nEl Cajon\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/7/85\nBroc Glover\nEl Cajon\, CA\nYAM\n\n\n7/1/84\nDavid Bailey\nAxton\, VA\nHON\n\n\n7/3/83\nBroc Glover\nEl Cajon\, CA\nYAM\n\n\n7/4/82\nDanny Chandler\nForesthill\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/5/81\nChuck Sun\nSherwood\, OR\nHON\n\n\n6/1/80\nDenny Swartz\nMarietta\, OH\nMaico\n\n\n7/1/79\nDanny LaPorte\nYucca Valley\, CA\nSUZ\n\n\n7/2/78\nRick Burgett\nSandy\, OR\nYAM\n\n\n4/28/74\nMike Hartwig\nHadley\, MI\nYAM
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LOCATION:RedBud MX\, 13638 Red Bud Trail N\, Buchanan\, MI\, 49107\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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SUMMARY:Pro Motocross Championship 2023 Round 4 - HIGH POINT NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Est: 1977 \nWelcome to the 46th Running of the High Point National. This year’s High Point National will serve as the fourth round of racing in the Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing\, and the 21st round of the inaugural 2023 SuperMotocross (SMX) World Championship. \nCOME CELEBRATE FATHER’S DAY WEEKEND! \nHigh Point Raceway is home to round 4 of the prestigious 2023 Pro Motocross Championship. Nestled an hour south of Pittsburgh\, PA and 10 minutes north of Morgantown\, WV\, the High Point National is the best way to get outside and enjoy the sun\, your friends and family while watching the athletes of the most physically demanding professional action sport go bar-to-bar in intense\, dirt-slinging action that is only found on 11 of the best motocross tracks across the country. \nAlong with hosting the world’s fastest Pro Motocross racers\, the 2023 High Point National will also have an interactive Sponsor Village\, Vendor Row\, and local fare. Amateur practice is set for Friday with Amateur racing on Sunday. \nTrack Profile\nThere might not be a better place to see the grandeur of the sport of motocross on full display than Greene County’s High Point Raceway. This track weaves its way around a deep valley\, treating the riders to constant elevation changes. From the slippery off-camber corners to the high-speed runs to and from the valley floor\, no section of this track is completely flat\, which makes it a true challenging and fun racetrack. But what makes it tough for the athletes makes it great for the spectators\, because several vantage points atop the valley offer full views of the spectacle below. Further\, High Point’s jumps were engineered to sit right in front of the main spectator areas\, letting fans get close while they watch the riders go big. Some call it “moto theater” — a show filled with ups and downs\, twists and turns. \nWhere did it all start?  In the fall of 1976 brothers Jack and Carroll Holbert invited off-road pioneer Dave Coombs Sr. out to their family farm in Mt. Morris\, Pennsylvania\, to see if he wanted to build a motocross track there. High Point Raceway was founded shortly thereafter with the help in design by the visiting Maico factory team from Europe. Since then High Point has been among the pillars of American motocross\, hosting a round of the AMA Po Motocross Championship  since 1977 every year but one (2020 COVID-19)\, and countless off-road\, regional and local motocross events. \nRoam from vantage point to vantage point around the circuit\, and experience the action from multiple areas. But no matter where you end up\, you will be able to see nearly 100% of the race action\, as High Point has a unique amphitheater design. And just as unique as the racetrack are the fans. Our fans are the best!  They are tough\, hardy and fun-spirited; they enjoy the outdoors and love their moto!  High Point fans are Steeler fans\, Pirate fans\, Penguin fans\, and above all Mountaineer Fans\, which makes this southeastern Pennsylvania venue the perfect place to spend Father’s Day. \nSo take your dad to the races this summer\, and celebrate 46 years of great racing memories at High Point Raceway with a few thousand of your friends! \nAmenities\n\nOpen Air Festival Seating; Limited Bleacher Seating Available\nNearly 100% Track Viewing from a variety of vantage points\n“The Zoo” – Infield Adult Viewing Area (18+ years)\nCovered Super Ticket VIP Viewing Area with live timing and scoring\, private restrooms\, and catering.\nFREE! Motorcycle Parking and Gear/Helmet check at Gate 4. Mt. Morris Tire Shop.\nADA Viewing Area & convenient parking\nLarge interactive Sponsor Village\nFood\, Drinks and Beer Concessions\nEasy Entry/Exit\nOnsite Camping\nOnsite ATM\n\nGeneral Information\n\nSaturday Parking Fee: Free for advance online ticket purchases; $20 for at the gate purchases.\nGates open Thursday @ Noon and close midnight to 6 am daily. Please plan accordingly.\nBe prepared to show credentials at all security checkpoints.\n11 p.m. Curfew Quiet Time. Fans must return to their campsites by 11 p.m. each night. We ask that you do not roam around after that time.\nGeneral Information: located at the Main Entrance/Gate 1\nWill Call: located across the road from Pro Gate/Gate 2 (Friday 9am-5pm & Saturday 7am-2pm)\nFirst Aid: located at Ambulance Station on Amateur Side B\nSecurity: headquartered at Main Entrance/Gate 1\nLost & Found: located at Announcer Tower\nPets Allowed: Pets must remain on a leash at all times. Must stay in Camping Area and Amateur Pits. No pets allowed on Pro Side A or in fan viewing areas on Saturday.\nProhibited items:\n \n\nNo glass bottles in fan viewing areas\nNo drones or remote-control aircraft\nNo fireworks\nNo weapons\nNo open campfires – gas and charcoal cooking grills only permitted\nNo Pit Vehicles on Saturday\n\n\nFirearms Policy: Concealed carry is prohibited. Legally permitted firearms must remain locked in a motor vehicle.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of High Point Raceway. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports\, can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage to your person and property. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children safe. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers. Remember\, you share the facility with moving wheels and motorcycles. Be cautious of moving wheels in foot traffic areas.\nKeep your radio tuned to MXFM 89.1 FM for up-to-date announcements\, racing news\, interviews and information throughout the weekend. Although we have a public address system\, the best way to stay tuned is to tune in.\nBe Social with High Point Raceway\, like our official Facebook Page!\n\nHigh Point National Winners\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n450 Class\n \n \n \n\n\nDate \nWinner\nHometown \nMachine\n\n\n6/18/22\nEli Tomac\nCortez\, CO\nYAM\n\n\n6/19/21\nDylan Ferrandis\nFrance\nYAM\n\n\n2020\nCOVID\n\n\n\n\n6/15/19\nEli Tomac\nCortez\, CO\nKAW\n\n\n6/16/18\nEli Tomac\nCortez\, CO\nKAW\n\n\n6/17/17\nBlake Baggett\nGrand Terrace\, CA\nKTM\n\n\n6/18/16\nKen Roczen\nGermany\nSUZ\n\n\n6/13/15\nKen Roczen\nGermany\nSUZ\n\n\n6/14/14\nJames Stewart\nHaines City\, FL\nSUZ\n\n\n6/8/13\nRyan Villopoto\nPoulsbo\, WA\nKAW\n\n\n6/9/12\nRyan Dungey\nBelle Plaine\, MN\nKTM\n\n\n6/11/11\nRyan Villopoto\nPoulsbo\, WA\nKAW\n\n\n6/12/10\nRyan Dungey\nBelle Plaine\, MN\nSUZ\n\n\n6/13/09\nChad Reed\nAustralia\nSUZ\n\n\n6/15/08\nJames Stewart\nHaines City\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n5/27/07\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nSUZ\n\n\n5/28/06\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nSUZ\n\n\n5/29/05\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nSUZ\n\n\n5/30/04\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nHON\n\n\n5/25/03\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nHON\n\n\n5/26/02\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nHON\n\n\n5/27/01\nDavid Vuillemin\nFrance\nYAM\n\n\n5/28/00\nDavid Vuillemin\nFrance\nYAM\n\n\n5/30/99\nGreg Albertyn\nSouth Africa\nSUZ\n\n\n5/24/98\nEzra Lusk\nBainbridge\, GA\nHON\n\n\n5/25/97\nDamon Bradshaw\nMooresville\, NC\nHON\n\n\n5/26/96\nJeff Emig\nKansas City\, KS\nKAW\n\n\n5/28/95\nDoug Henry\nOxford\, CT\nYAM\n\n\n5/29/94\nMike Kiedrowski\nCanyon Country\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n5/30/93\nDamon Bradshaw\nMooresville\, NC\nYAM\n\n\n5/24/92\nDamon Bradshaw\nMooresville\, NC\nYAM\n\n\n5/26/91\nJeff Stanton\nSherwood\, MI\nHON\n\n\n5/27/90\nDamon Bradshaw\nMooresville\, NC\nYAM\n\n\n5/28/89\nJeff Stanton\nSherwood\, MI\nHON\n\n\n5/29/88\nRick Johnson\nEl Cajon\, CA\nHON\n\n\n5/24/87\nRon Lechien\nEl Cajon\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n5/25/86\nRick Johnson\nEl Cajon\, CA\nHON\n\n\n5/26/85\nJeff Ward\nSan Juan Capistrano\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n5/27/84\nRick Johnson\nEl Cajon\, CA\nYAM\n\n\n5/29/83\nBob Hannah\nWhittier\, CA\nHON\n\n\n5/30/82\nRick Johnson\nEl Cajon\, CA\nYAM\n\n\n5/24/81\nKent Howerton\nSan Antonio\, TX\nSUZ\n\n\n5/25/80\nKent Howerton\nSan Antonio\, TX\nSUZ\n\n\n7/8/79\nKent Howerton\nSan Antonio\, TX\nSUZ\n\n\n7/29/78\nJim Ellis\nE. Hampton\, CT\nHON\n\n\n5/29/77\nTony DiStefano\nMorrisville\, PA\nSUZ\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n250 Class\n \n \n \n\n\nDate \nWinner\nHometown \nMachine\n\n\n6/18/22\nJett Lawrence\nAustralia\nHON\n\n\n6/19/21\nJalek Swoll\nBeleview\, FL\nHQV\n\n\n2020\nCOVID\n\n\n\n\n6/15/19\nAdam Cianciarulo\nPort Orange\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n6/16/18\nAaron Plessinger\nHamilton\, OH\nYAM\n\n\n6/17/17\nJeremy Martin\nMillville\, MN\nHON\n\n\n6/18/16\nJoey Savatgy\nThomasville\, GA\nKAW\n\n\n6/13/15\nMarvin Musquin\nFrance\nKTM\n\n\n6/14/14\nBlake Baggett\nGrand Terrace\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n6/8/13\nMarvin Musquin\nFrance\nKTM\n\n\n6/9/12\nEli Tomac\nCortez\, CO\nHON\n\n\n6/11/11\nBlake Baggett\nGrand Terrace\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n6/12/10\nTyla Rattray\nSouth Africa\nKAW\n\n\n6/13/09\nChristophe Pourcel\nFrance\nKAW\n\n\n6/15/08\nRyan Villopoto\nPoulsbo\, WA\nKAW\n\n\n5/27/07\nJoshua Grant\nRiverside\, CA\nHON\n\n\n5/28/06\nRyan Villopoto\nPoulsbo\, WA\nKAW\n\n\n5/29/05\nMike Alessi\nVictorville\, CA\nKTM\n\n\n5/30/04\nJames Stewart\nHaines City\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n5/25/03\nMichael Brown\nJohnson City\, TN\nKAW\n\n\n5/26/02\nChad Reed\nAustralia\nYAM\n\n\n5/27/01\nTravis Pastrana\nAnnapolis\, MD\nSUZ\n\n\n5/28/00\nKelly Smith\nLudington\, MI\nKTM\n\n\n5/30/99\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n5/24/98\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n5/25/97\nScott Sheak\nGermantown\, NY\nHON\n\n\n5/26/96\nKevin Windham\nBaton Rouge\, LA\nKAW\n\n\n5/28/95\nTim Ferry\nLargo\, FL\nSUZ\n\n\n5/29/94\nDoug Henry\nOxford\, CT\nHON\n\n\n5/30/93\nJeff Emig\nKansas City\, KS\nYAM\n\n\n5/24/92\nMike LaRocco\nSouth Bend\, IN\nKAW\n\n\n5/26/91\nBrian Swink\nFenton\, MI\nHON\n\n\n5/27/90\nJean-Michel Bayle\nFrance\nHON\n\n\n5/28/89\nGeorge Holland\nKerman\, CA\nHON\n\n\n5/29/88\nGuy Cooper\nStillwater\, OK\nSUZ\n\n\n5/24/87\nMicky Dymond\nYorba Linda\, CA\nHON\n\n\n5/25/86\nMicky Dymond\nYorba Linda\, CA\nHON\n\n\n5/26/85\nErik Kehoe\nGranada Hills\, CA\nSUZ\n\n\n5/27/84\nJeff Ward\nSan Juan Capistrano\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n5/29/83\nMark Barnett\nBridgeview\, IL\nSUZ\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n500cc Motocross\n \n \n \n\n\nDate \nWinner\nHometown \nMachine\n\n\n5/26/85\nDavid Bailey\nAxton\, VA\nHON\n\n\n5/27/84\nDavid Bailey\nAxton\, VA\nHON\n\n\n5/29/83\nDanny Chandler\nForesthill\, CA\nHON\n\n\n5/30/82\nDarrell Shultz\nTrinidad\, CA\nHON\n\n\n5/24/81\nBroc Glover\nEl Cajon\, CA\nYAM\n\n\n5/25/80\nChuck Sun\nSherwood\, OR\nHON\n\n\n7/8/79\nGaylon Mosier\nHuntington Beach\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n7/9/78\nRick Burgett\nSandy\, OR\nYAM
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LOCATION:High Point Raceway\, 218 Taylortown Rd\, Mt Morris\, PA\, 15349\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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SUMMARY:Pro Motocross Championship 2023 - THUNDER VALLEY NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Est: 2005 \nWelcome to the 19th Annual Thunder Valley National will serve as the third round of racing for the 2023 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \nTrack Profile\nPromoter David Clabaugh couldn’t have known how appropriate his track’s name would become. He knew that nearby was an NHRA drag-racing track with the same name (Thunder Valley)\, but within a few short years of the founding of the motocross track\, four-strokes took over motocross completely\, leaving a sound of thunder every time the gate dropped at the facility. \nClabaugh has been around racing since he was a child. “I’ve been racing since I was 10 years old\,” he explains. “When I got to the pro class\, I realized that it wasn’t going to last forever\, and I wanted to stay in the sport somehow\, so I decided I wanted to buy a track. Clabaugh has put his blood\, sweat\, and tears into the facility\, and the national here is seen as an example of what a world-class motocross event should look and feel like. \nI ran local races on the weekends; however\, I wanted the facility to grow\,” Clabaugh says. “I wanted an AMA Pro Motocross Championship event. In 2000\, I met MX Sports’ Tim Cotter\, and I figured the only way I was ever going to get a national was to start going to as many of them as I could and figure out how it worked. I worked on the banner crew for about two years\, just getting the inside line on how it all works. I began talking with John Ayers [also of MX Sports] about wanting a national in order to learn all sides of the sport and figure out how to promote. During this time\, I had shown interest in being a promoter\, and several people had come out to my facility to see if I was equipped to have an AMA Pro Motocross Championship event. I had made lots of upgrades to the facility with buildings\, filling in ravines\, etc. \nI heard there was going to be a spot open on the national schedule and was told that Thunder Valley was first on the list.” Truth be told\, Thunder Valley wasn’t just first on the list\, it was the best choice\, as Clabaugh and his loyal staff have proven every year since his first national\, in 2005. \nThunder Valley\, just a few miles below downtown Denver\, hosted its first AMA Pro Motocross National in July of 2005. In the first few years of racing at the facility\, riders and mechanics were met with a combination of altitude and summertime heat that not only made it physically difficult on them but caused the fuel in the motorcycles to literally boil. The solution was a revolutionary one: in 2008\, Thunder Valley hosted the first AMA Pro Motocross National ever held at night\, under a battery of lights that illuminated the valley. With a live internet and TV audience watching\, the race was a smash hit. This year\, Thunder Valley’s event will be held during the daylight hours. \nAmenities\n\nGrandstand Seating\nOpen Air Festival Seating\nCovered VIP Viewing Areas with live timing and scoring\, private restrooms\, and catering\nCovered Super Ticket Viewing Area\nOpen Air Corporate Suites\nHandicap Viewing Area\nInfield Track Viewing via Two Track Tunnels\nNearly 100% track Viewing from a variety of vantage points\nLarge interactive Sponsor Village\nFood and Soft Drink Concessions\nBeer Concessions\nState-of-the-art sound system\nEvent Simulcast on FM Radio\nBaby Changing Station\nFree & VIP paid Parking\nOnsite Parking\nMotorcycle Parking\nHandicap Parking\nEasy entry/Exit\nOnsite Camping\nReserved RV spots\nFree Motorcycle Parking and Gear/Helmet Check\nJumbotron Viewing\nAmateur Motocross Racing Sunday\n\nGeneral Information\n\nNo pit vehicles. We do not allow bikes\, quads\, scooters golf carts\, UTVs\, etc.\nNo pets on Saturday\nNo glass bottles in fan viewing areas\nNo drones or remote control aircraft permitted\nNo pets allowed in main fan areas or in Pro Paddock on Saturday.\nNo pit vehicles. No pit bikes\, quads\, scooters golf carts\, UTVs\, etc.\nSearch Policy: All vehicles are subject to search at any time.\nProhibited items: No fireworks\, glass bottles\, kegs\, scaffolding\, weapons or firearms.  Track is not responsible for return of confiscated items.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of the promoter. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers.\n\nLocal Partners\n\nTrue Value\nToyota\nHonnen Equipment\nDefy Graphics\nSun Enterprises\nVickery Motorsports\nFay Myers Motorcycle World\nG-Force Powersports\nPerformance Cycle\nCoors Distributing\nLaw Tigers\nZULZ Bag Company\n\nThunder Valley National Winners\n\n\n\n450 Class\n\n\n\n\n\nDate \nWinner\nHometown\nMachine\n\n\n6/11/22\nKen Roczen\nGermany\nHON\n\n\n6/5/21\nKen Roczen\nGermany\nHON\n\n\n10/3/20\nEli Tomac\nCortez\, CO\nKAW\n\n\n6/1/19\nKen Roczen\nGermany\nHON\n\n\n6/2/18\nEli Tomac\nCortez\, CO\nKAW\n\n\n6/3/17\nBlake Baggett\nGrand Terrace\, CA\nKTM\n\n\n6/4/16\nKen Roczen\nGermany\nSUZ\n\n\n5/30/15\nRyan Dungey\nBelle Plaine\, MN\nKTM\n\n\n6/7/14\nKen Roczen\nGermany\nKTM\n\n\n6/25/13\nRyan Villopoto\nPoulsbo\, WA\nKAW\n\n\n6/2/12\nRyan Dungey\nBelle Plaine\, MN\nKTM\n\n\n6/25/11\nRyan Dungey\nBelle Plaine\, MN\nSUZ\n\n\n6/26/10\nRyan Dungey\nBelle Plaine\, MN\nSUZ\n\n\n6/27/09\nIvan Tedesco\nMurrieta\, CA\nHON\n\n\n6/29/08\nJames Stewart\nHaines City\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n7/22/07\nJames Stewart\nHaines City\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n7/23/06\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nSUZ\n\n\n7/24/05\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nSUZ\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\n250 Class\n\n\n\n\n\nDate \nWinner\nHometown\nMachine\n\n\n6/11/22\nJett Lawrence\nAustralia\nHON\n\n\n6/5/21\nJustin Cooper\nCold Springs Harbor\, NY\nYAM\n\n\n10/3/20\nJett Lawrence\nAustralia\nHON\n\n\n6/1/19\nAdam Cianciarulo\nClermont\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n6/2/18\nJeremy Martin\nMillville\, MN\nHON\n\n\n6/3/17\nJoey Savatgy\nThomasville\, GA\nKAW\n\n\n6/4/16\nJoey Savatgy\nThomasville\, GA\nKAW\n\n\n5/30/15\nJeremy Martin\nMillville\, MN\nYAM\n\n\n6/7/14\nBlake Baggett\nGrand Terrace\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n6/25/13\nEli Tomac\nCortez\, CO\nHON\n\n\n6/2/12\nJustin Barcia\nMonroe\, NY\nHON\n\n\n6/25/11\nBlake Baggett\nGrand Terrace\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n6/26/10\nChristophe Pourcel\nFrance\nKAW\n\n\n6/27/09\nJake Weimer\nRupert\, ID\nKAW\n\n\n6/29/08\nRyan Villopoto\nPoulsbo\, WA\nKAW\n\n\n7/22/07\nBen Townley\nNew Zealand\nKAW\n\n\n7/23/06\nRyan Villopoto\nPoulsbo\, WA\nKAW\n\n\n7/24/05\nIvan Tedesco\nMurrieta\, CA\nKAW
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/pro-motocross-championship-2023-thunder-valley-national/
LOCATION:Thunder Valley Motocross Park (USA)\, 701 South Rooney Road\, Lakewood\, CO\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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