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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 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
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/pro-motocross-championship-2023-round-4-high-point-national/
LOCATION:High Point Raceway\, 218 Taylortown Rd\, Mt Morris\, PA\, 15349\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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