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Daily Schedule
The International Six Day Enduro is not just a motorcycle competition , it's an event. In
Europe, the ISDE has an almost carnival-type atm osphere, and at Tulsa, this shouldn't be
an excep tion. There will be so much to do and so many things to see at the Tulsa Six Days
that you 'll probably have a hard time fitting them all into your schedule. Here are jus t
some of the events, times , tips and general information about this year's ISDE that might
help you out while planning your trip to Tulsa.
(Above) The BOund-test
portion of tech Inspection Is
always entertaining.
(Left) The final motocross
special test Is a good place to
show your true colors.
SChedule of events
saturday, September 17
• At 6:00 p.m., a parade will begin in sand Springs. All countries participating in the ISDE will march
through the streets, with the team from the United States marching last. Bands, classic cars, motorcycles, flag bearers onhorses and other entries will follow in the parade.
• The parade will conclude at Memorial High School in Sand Springs. Gates open at 6:00 p.m. All riders
will enter the stadium to bepresented in the ISDE Opening Ceremonies. At 7:30 p.m the program will
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begin as the riders take their place in the stadium. Memorial Stadium provides ~city reserved
seating. Tickets will be sold on a first-i:Ome, first-served basis, at $20 each. The following program will
bepresented:
Event Pass - $25
Weekend Pass - $15
Daily Pass- $10 (Sunday $15)
Opening Ceremonies - $20
Rodeos - $10
• Dr. Peter Simon. an intemational concert pian will serve as Master of Ceremonies and conduct the
ist,
concert band.
• After introductory music is played, dignitaries from the FIM will be introduced and will make short
speeches. AIthat point an invocation will begiven and the 1994 ISDE will offICially begin.
• Music and dance representing the various countries participating in the ISDE will be performed. Special
guests, special effects, sky oJVers and other performances will complete the show. Afterwards. allguests
will beinvitedonto the field tomeet the riders.
• Food and beverage will beincluded in the ticket price.
• A streelfestival will beheld in the town of5andSprings onsaturday. Food vendors, arts and crafts, and
other cultural events win take place beginningat 10 a m. and ending atl 0:00p.m
:00
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Sunday,Septe~18
• The street festival will continue onSunday,lrom12:00noon to.6:oo p.m.
• Two rodeos,will be held at the sand Springs Rodeo Arena. The first rodeo will take place at 1:00 p.m
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the other at7:00p.m. Tickets will be$10 perperson.
Monday, September 19
• This is anoff day forthe riders. There are nomajor programs scheduled for Monday, sothis might bea
good chance to dosome sightseeing inthe Tulsa area.
Tuesday, September 20
• Competition begins at7:00 a.m. atthe John Zink Ranch.
• There are some important things to remember when planning forthis year's ISDE. First of all, you will
need anEvent Pass to see all six days. The Event Pass includes the Final MX onSunday, shuttle rides
to the special tests, and admission to the spectator viewing area. If you plan to see just the final two
days, a Weekend Pass is also available, which provides the same services asthe Event Pass, butfor
Saturday and Sunday only. Daily passes wil also beavailable.
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• According to the promoting Tulsa Trail Riders, unlimfted freepart