Even though it's in Tejas, there's always lots of folks from this area that shows up.

THE CANADIAN RIVER TRUCK CHALLENGE
February 22nd,2009 sign-up and tech @9am and race starts at NOON
Two classes, STOCK & MODIFIED

STOCK=any rig that is stock (think:daily driver)
MODIFIED=everything else

the tech-in will be subjective and all decisions are final NO REFUNDS
if a driver is unsure about their rig classification, ASK BEFORE YOU PAY!

$15 dollar entry fee with 100% of the fees going back into a prize purse for first place in each class, with trophies and other prizes for 2nd & 3rd in each class

NO CONES, NO POINTS, NO B.S.-JUST YOU AND YOUR RIG AGAINST THE CLOCK
THE FASTEST TIME WINS IN EACH CLASS

THIS IS A RACE

The race will be held west of the Dumas Highway Bridge near the "backside"
or southernmost part of Widowmaker.....the race course will be an obstacle course design.......look for Greg's red Rubicon LJ with the Hoot's Pub banner for the sign-up/tech-in area...
all participants will be required to sign a liability waiver
and that includes passengers as well as drivers...helmets and seat belts
are mandatory(there will be some loaner helmets) all open top rigs must have
roll bars or cage.....

flyers to be released this week(hopefully) and for any additional questions
call Greg @ 806-331-5016 or just post up here!!!!!
HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!!!!

THINK YOU'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES TO TAME THE CANADIAN RIVER?????

:D:D:D

Even though it's in Tejas, there's always lots of folks from this area that shows up.



:D:D:D
We got Texas grouped in with Oklahoma now :D


I'll have to check my schedule and see if I can make it out there. What's the typical terrain/course layout for this obstacle course?

Alright..........a board for texan talk and.......we can allow the oklahomans in:flipoff2:

Alright..........a board for texan talk and.......we can allow the oklahomans in:flipoff2:

Now we need to get the Texas/Oklahoma threads moved over from Southwest to here.:homer:

What kind of race is this?Mud Dirt rock????:homer:

What kind of race is this?Mud Dirt rock????:homer:

without giving too much away, the course could loosely
be described as a "horseshoe" kinda sorta.....the start/finish lines will be very near one another...

the stock class will run the course one direction and
the modified will run it the opposite way

the course will incorporate narly rocks, hardpan dirt, deep ruts, trees,
steep grades, loose dirt, deep soft sand, high berms, multiple water crossings
and last but not least, mud.......

in order to prevent as much "pre-running" of the course as possible, the route
will not be unveiled 'till the morning of the race....

competitors will be encouraged to view the course after they sign-up and before
we have the driver's meet shortly before race time.....there will be a time limit for the sake of continuity BUT it will be enough to allow ample opportunity for each driver to complete the course within reason....the time limit will not be revealed until
the driver's meet....


Got this info out of the texas4x4.org website ...
http://www.texas4x4.org/showthread.php?t=24680

and would this be out west towards Amarillo?

from what i saw in there Yes, its somewhere around Amarillo ... they do mud bogs (drag and deep pit as well) looks like it could be a lot of fun ... too bad i wont be back in the states for it.

It's north of Amarillo on 287 at the Canadian River. The even itself I cannot speak much about since I'm not in the know and haven't been able to keep up with much of anything. The terrain is normal western Tejas stuff. Lots of red dirt, few rocks.

The mud drags I think are the day before. There's always lots and lots of people out there on this weekend.

I am supposed to be there for the Challenge since I'm one of the sponsors. At this point I don't know if I'm going to make it since my wife decided to drop a bomb on me a few weeks ago. If I'm not there physically, I will be there spiritually.

let me know if you guys need any help or people there to help run the event. we are in lubbbock and have some rigs ready. let me know if you need sponsorships and such. please contact me at copperheadfab@gmail.com or call the shop 806/786/7786


:smokin:

looks like a road trip is in order.

Its a badass time down there, plenty of mud/rocks/sand for everyone. @40 miles of river land to play on. Be prepared to buy an OHV permit though, they will be giving tickets, doesnt matter if your rig is street legal or not.

And dont forget if you take a bike or a quad you have to have a helmet on at all times as well as an OHV permit.

15 day bump!

Hope to see ya'll there!

is there some place in amarillo that you can buy the ohv sticker?

is there some place in amarillo that you can buy the ohv sticker?

List of places to get it. (http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest/ohv/buy.phtml)

Looks like you can get it online also.

How long with this little event take? I just realized it's happening on SUNDAY, and it's a 4+ hour drive back to OKC with my trailer. :(

Hey, all sorry I am late to the board....

I am the guy organizing this event..we hope to have the comp done fairly quickly, maybe 3 to 4 hours? There is a limit of 2.5 hours from sign in to race
start, so the classes will not be too large..there is a time limit per rig as well
for the sake of continuity....ample time of, course, but no so much that we end up spending all afternoon trying to get a handfull of rigs thru...

the course is relatively short right around 1/4 mile start to finish..

it is designed to be challenging, yet very fast paced....

Please post any other questions you might have, and remember there are
3 classes as of a couple of weeks ago

STOCK, MODIFIED and OPEN

thanks, Greg

Hey, all sorry I am late to the board....

I am the guy organizing this event..we hope to have the comp done fairly quickly, maybe 3 to 4 hours? There is a limit of 2.5 hours from sign in to race
start, so the classes will not be too large..there is a time limit per rig as well
for the sake of continuity....ample time of, course, but no so much that we end up spending all afternoon trying to get a handfull of rigs thru...

the course is relatively short right around 1/4 mile start to finish..

it is designed to be challenging, yet very fast paced....

Please post any other questions you might have, and remember there are
3 classes as of a couple of weeks ago

STOCK, MODIFIED and OPEN

thanks, Greg
we'll have to see then. I may just come out and watch.

Only 7 days! :stirthepot:

weather is looking great!

We are heading out on friday from the Okc area and back after the race on sunday with a semi and have extra room on the trailer for 1 maybe 2 rigs if somebody wants a ride.

emal me at bigredburb@hotmail.com for more details

weather is looking great!

We are heading out on friday from the Okc area and back after the race on sunday with a semi and have extra room on the trailer for 1 maybe 2 rigs if somebody wants a ride.

emal me at bigredburb@hotmail.com for more details

you'll have an e-mail inbound in a few minutes...

mailed you back

mailed you back
we'll have to see. I'm not sure it's worth the money to get out there and back for the rig and me :laughing:


I figure towing I could make it out there on a tank, and back on a tank, with 2 rigs on the trailer. I just don't want to deal with the trailer, etc. on Sunday night. I'll talk with HalfFastFord tonight and see what he wants to do too.

looks like I'm going ot have to skip out on this one :(

Just not enough time to get everything ready.

5 pics up in CC. Kick ass event and can't wait to see how it grows.:grinpimp:

I had a great time! Best 15 bucks I've spent in a really long time. Will definitely be back for the next one!

any pics? where was this held?

any pics? where was this held?


www.texas4x4.org