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Woo. Ive been to unadilla and Broome tioga a bunch but since I moved to Florida and there's no Nationals here I'm like fuck it I'm going to freestone. First time I'll go out of the eastern time zone haha.
Any tips for Freestone? I guess wear sunscreen because it will probably be hot.
Any tips for Freestone? I guess wear sunscreen because it will probably be hot.
They are awesome there's nothing like hanging over the fence and getting showered in dirt feet from your favorite rider.
The Shop
DeCal Works Huge Plastic Inventory of UFO and Polisport kits.
Luxon 4-Post Bar Mounts
$189.95 - $239.95
05/19 Sacramento, CA - Hangtown
05/26 Wortham, TX - Freestone
06/02 Lakewood, CA - Thunder Valley
06/09 Morris PA - Hi Point
06/16 Mechanicsville, MD - Budd's Creek
07/07 Buchanan, MI - Red Bud
07/14 Millville, MN - Spring Creek
07/21 Washougal, WA - Washougal MX
08/11 Southwick MA - Southwick/ MX-338
08/18 New Berlin, NY - Unadilla
09/01 Delmont, PA - Steel City
09/08 Lake Elsinore, CA - Lake Elsinore
It would be nice to fit something in AL, MS, GA, or FL in there somewhere. There are a few spots in the calender.
I was thinking of Freestone, but if there's no shade or good viewing, it may be more miserable than it's worth. But there's nothing closer for thousands of miles.
, stay home and watch it on TV.....then get on Vital and bitch about the TV coverage, the announcers, the 4 strokes, and everything else.
Rather than posting angry diatribes about everything, I'd suggest they just yell at the TV. The person will probably feel better, and then no one has to read their angry posts.
Pit Row
We've done VIP passes and didn't feel they added much other than all-day access to the pits and some shade. The food and drinks provided were weak and in short supply.
It's difficult to find spots to set up along the fence unless you get there early. We usually find a convenient place to store our cooler, etc. and move around throughout the motos to the sections of the track we want to watch. As stressed above, it's not the most spectator friendly track so we usually move around constantly during the motos. The tunnels they added over the past couple years are very helpful.
Bring food! The vendors are limited and the lines are long during breaks so we usually haul in our own supplies vs. purchasing at the track.
It's pretty remote so don't expect to buy last minute items at the track.
Have a great time! We enjoyed our time watching and racing at Freestone.
We will be there too.
I am working with the Miller crew this year and the boys are racing Amateur Day(s).
Bring you water & sun screen and leave your whining at home.... It's Outdoor Motocross!
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