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How much does a factory Supercross bike cost?

Eli Tomac has made Kawasaki history as the rider with the highest number of Motocross wins on a Kawasaki dirt bike. He rides his KX450F dirt bike in both the Supercross and Motocross events. And, though you can buy a factory version for around 10 grand, Eli Tomac's Kawasaki KX450F is worth about $50,000.

Can I bring food into Supercross?

Can I bring food and beverages to the event? You may bring food and drinks to consume within the paddock, however you may not bring food or drinks within the stadium/arena.

Then, what can i bring into supercross?

CLEAR BAG POLICY – Guests are allowed one clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bag that does not exceed the dimensions 12" by 6" by 12" or a one-gallon size clear plastic freezer bag. Fans may carry in a small clutch bag or purse approximately the size of a hand. Any larger purses or bags will not be allowed.

Where is the best place to sit at a supercross race?

In most stadiums, the first few rows of any of the tiered levels seem to be the best. Check the track map ahead of time and look for seats that are lower level about half way up (you don't want to be too close or too low because you can't see the whole track).

What do you wear to a motocross event?

The most essential protective gear a motocross rider must wear are a helmet, boots, goggles, MX kit (pants, jersey, gloves), knee and elbow pads/braces, chest protector/body armor, and a neck brace. Keep in mind that all this gear must be specifically designed for motocross or dirt bike riders.

How long is a motocross race?

30-minute

Pro Motocross races are typically made up of 30-minute motos and additional laps. Amateur races are much shorter anywhere from 8-15 minutes typically. Each race will host a rider's meeting before the race begins to determine the race schedule, time constraints, number of laps, and the point system involved in the race.

How many heats are in supercross?

Once there, riders take part in one of two Heat Races per class. Riders who qualify from the Heats go directly to the Main Event. Riders in the 450SX Class who don't qualify in the Heat Race go to a Semi Final race, and those who don't qualify there get one last shot in the aptly named Last Chance Qualifier.

What RPM do NASCAR engines run at?

At the backbone 1.5- to 2.0-mile tri-oval tracks of NASCAR, the engines produce over 850 hp running 9,200-9,400 rpm for 500 miles, 600 mi for the Coca-Cola 600 Charlotte race. The current NASCAR Cup engines curb weight is roughly at 575 lb (261 kg).

Why did Winston stop sponsoring NASCAR?

However, in 2003, hit with an onslaught of lawsuits and anti-tobacco legislation, RJR came to the realization they could no longer continue as NASCAR's title sponsor, and the three-decade relationship that created the Winston Cup Series had to come to an end.

What is the Winston Cup called now?

The new name of NASCAR's premier stock car racing tour became the "Winston Cup Grand National Series." During the Winston Cup Era, NASCAR experienced a significant rise in national prominence.

By Barbabra Havlick