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3/25/2019 10:18am
3/25/2019 10:18am
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5/8/2019 12:10pm
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“Supercross Returns to Hawaiʻi"
We are pleased to announce that the long awaited return of the Hawaiian Supercross is now scheduled for May 11th 2019. This prestigious event will feature riders from around the globe all gathering at the Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Oʻahu. Just one week after the highly anticipated Monster X Tour event, the Aloha Stadium will be transformed into a world class Supercross track.
Our goal is to create an evening to remember, for this to become an annual tradition for locals to enjoy with family. We are fully committed to making this an unforgettable night of racing and excitement. We are putting together a great list of riders and so far we will have Daytona Supercross winner Justin Brayton, Mike Alessi, Josh Hill and many more to be announced soon" commented Sports Organizer Eric Peronnard.
Daniel Torgerson CEO of the Hawaiian Supercross stated “We’re very excited to be bringing Supercross back to Hawaiʻi. It’s hard to believe that nearly 20 years have passed since the last Hawaiian Supercross event—we’re genuinely thrilled that now the people of Hawaiʻi will have an opportunity to experience an action packed evening up close and personal with top professional athletes.
The pit party starts at 4pm with the night show kicking off at 7.30pm. Spectators will be given a full night of bar-banging, pulse-pounding action. In addition, we’ll be featuring X-Games FreeStyle MX riders doing tons of tricks including backflips throughout the evening.
TICKET INFORMATION: ON-SALE Friday, March 22nd at 10:00 am HST… _Advance discount tickets are available online at Ticketmaster.com, by phone at 1-800-745-3000, or at the Aloha Stadium Box Office
The latest information may be found at www.HawaiianSuperCross.com or visit www.alohastadium.hawai.gov
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR IF YOU WISH TO BE A PART OF THIS EVENT:
Contact: Info@HawaiianSX.com
“Supercross Returns to Hawaiʻi"
We are pleased to announce that the long awaited return of the Hawaiian Supercross is now scheduled for May 11th 2019. This prestigious event will feature riders from around the globe all gathering at the Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Oʻahu. Just one week after the highly anticipated Monster X Tour event, the Aloha Stadium will be transformed into a world class Supercross track.
Our goal is to create an evening to remember, for this to become an annual tradition for locals to enjoy with family. We are fully committed to making this an unforgettable night of racing and excitement. We are putting together a great list of riders and so far we will have Daytona Supercross winner Justin Brayton, Mike Alessi, Josh Hill and many more to be announced soon" commented Sports Organizer Eric Peronnard.
Daniel Torgerson CEO of the Hawaiian Supercross stated “We’re very excited to be bringing Supercross back to Hawaiʻi. It’s hard to believe that nearly 20 years have passed since the last Hawaiian Supercross event—we’re genuinely thrilled that now the people of Hawaiʻi will have an opportunity to experience an action packed evening up close and personal with top professional athletes.
The pit party starts at 4pm with the night show kicking off at 7.30pm. Spectators will be given a full night of bar-banging, pulse-pounding action. In addition, we’ll be featuring X-Games FreeStyle MX riders doing tons of tricks including backflips throughout the evening.
TICKET INFORMATION: ON-SALE Friday, March 22nd at 10:00 am HST… _Advance discount tickets are available online at Ticketmaster.com, by phone at 1-800-745-3000, or at the Aloha Stadium Box Office
The latest information may be found at www.HawaiianSuperCross.com or visit www.alohastadium.hawai.gov
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR IF YOU WISH TO BE A PART OF THIS EVENT:
Contact: Info@HawaiianSX.com
The Shop
I'd love for my boy to take a stab at racing if he enjoys it (6 months old), but I think non-stop SX is a disaster waiting to happen as there is no doubt in my opinion SX is more dangerous than MX.
If its a success that would be great. I just dont see it.
Unless something changes drastically from the past, there will be no Factory riders there.
I highly suggest looking at the entry list before making plans
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