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OPEN TO ALL TROPHY KARTS, UTV'S, QUADS, & TRUCKS!

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All participants with the following vehicles are required to wear HELMETS & GOGGLES while using the facility:

-Mud bogging participants

-Quad & dirt bike riders

-ALL open cab vehicles (sand rails, jeeps, etc.)

(We can provide a helmet. Just leave your driver's license with staff member over at the Stadium Short Course.)

Come check out the sand drags, mud bogs, freestyle motocross, motocross, and all new Stadium Course!

Your $10 admission gets you in and allows you to watch all of the action. Coolers are allowed with two exceptions:

NO GLASS BOTTLES and NO ALCOHOL.

If you get hungry, we have on site concessions that offer burgers, hot dogs, pizza, chicken wings/strips, fries, drinks and more.

At 11pm we kick off the $100 Mud Dash for Cash. Watch 10 contestants sprint through the mud pit to grab the money bag with the cash!

At Midnight, head over to the stage by the sand drag tower and watch the girls get wet & wild in the $250 wet t-shirt contest!

==The wet t-shirt contest is intended for mature audiences only.==

SPECTATOR ADMISSION: $10, Kids 6-12: $5, 5 & under free

RACER/BOGGER ADMISSION: $20 per driver, unlimited runs

GATES OPEN: 7PM-1AM

SANDRAGS/BOGS RUN: 8PM-1AM

STADIUM COURSE RUN: 8PM-12AM

=========REMAINING 2012 SCHEDULE=========

Saturday October 20th

Saturday November 3rd

Saturday November 10th – All Nighter – 10pm – 5am!

Saturday November 17th

Saturday December 1st

Saturday December 15th

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SPEEDWORLD RACEWAY PARK IS LOCATED AT:

19000 W. Happy Valley Rd.

Surprise, AZ 85361

See you out there!

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