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(AdvertIsemenI) 31 st ANNUAl J1sr AHNUAl WORLD . . . ORAHO I'RDC ·WClRLOCHAM'tClHSHWMOTOCROSS· )1ST ANNUAl .WOft\.O IlIIM ~ ~ World Mini Grand Prix I ~ ~ t I By Stacey Stauffer .. ability ' therethe 65ccpee wee classes , in addition to are five and 85cc classes offered based on age groups. Gates will open at 8:00AM on Tuesday April 16 allowing the sea of motorhomes, vans trucks and displays into the park. Post entries will be taken between 9'00AM and 4'00 PM Tuesday . . only for those who have not mailed in . . th elr entries. Practice for all classes will begin at 7:00 AM on Wednesday and run through conclusion. Racing will begin Thursday morning at 7:00 AM and will continue starting at 7:00 AM every day through Sunday with the championship motos scheduled for Sunday, followed by the awards presentation. The Friday and Saturday activities will conclude in time to allow everyone to enJ'oy the exciting Las Vegas night life. With the all new track facility and the outstanding contingencies, prizes and awards, this year's World Mini Grand Prix promises to be the premier event of 2002. No advance events or practice is scheduled for the all new track which will make it equal for all. FOR MORE INFORMATION & ENTRY FORMS CALL: (909) 657-6782 OR (562) 868-8112. i i THE 2002 TOP MOTOCROSS EVENT The 31'1 Annual World Mini Grand Prix will be presented in Las Vegas, Nevada April 16th through April 21, 2002 on a all new track layout. There is no qualifying for this event The track is located on the north end of Las Vegas and offers 100% viewing from the pits and convenient access to all the great entertainment centers and casinos the city has to offer. There are 34 different age and ability classifications presented for Pee Wees up through 125cc and 250 Pro classes and the new 65 OPEN CLASS. GIANT PRO PURSE In addition to the $20,000 plus contingencies that the factories are offering the pros, NMA awards a $4,000.00 purse to the pros covering all four classes available. The World Mini Grand Prix has always been the 'showcase' for the up and coming pros beginning with Jeff Ward and up through McGrath, Windham, Lusk, Carmichael, Pastrana, Stewart and most of the other . promment riders on the national scene. FACTORY CONTINGENCIES Over $100,000 is being offered by the seven major motorcycle factories for the various classes. World Championship trophies will be awarded in each of the amateur classes. In addition to all the factories, over 50 of the top aftermarket companies will be at the World Mini Grand Prix with displays, awarding products and supporting' NMA's racing activities. CLASSES FOR ALL In addition to all the motorcycle classes, both stock and modified for all levels of Presents ~ PRlX·WOftUl ~ ~ . "ST AHHUAL.WORt.D IlUNI GRAHO PRIX. WORLD CKAMPtONSHI" MOTO~ ~ I i ~ i . I ~ ; .I i i 9 ~ I i I ~ : .il ~ ! I i 3 I o~ ! i l t1~~ II~V ' g;;. i.,~~.!!._ ----- I 114~D =--~--~S~~F;,~;,q~s~n~z~L.i~~~~;~~~~~~~~ !II I I ' AGES & ABILITY LEVELS CLASSES FOR ALL NMA RIDER BIKE CLASSES ~ 50 P. Wee SII< Thru 6 ~#:!:::=:::~:=J . ~ ~~~: ~:: ~~~7~ru 6 . 9 50 Super PW Mod. 6·9 P. Wee Mod. 7-l1 50 . 65 Jr. Cycle SII<. 6-l1 ; ~ ~~ ~;: g~~:: ~~d9~1~ ~ 65 Jr. Cycle Mod. 9·11 ~ 65 Jr. Cycle OPEN ~ 85 SII<. Thru 11 9 85 Mod. Thru 11 ~ 85 SII<.12·13 . 85 Mod. 12·13 ~. 'M:HU.D CHAMPfON~ MO'J'C)Qt()SI. 'tST ANNUAL • WORLD MINt GRAND MDC. WClftU) cttAMI"tOtlIHP MOTOCROSS· 31ST AHNUAI. • 'N'ORlD MlNl GRAND PRIX· WORlD CKAMf'K)HSHIP IlIOTOCftO$S :J1ST ANNUAl- WOIU.D . . . QAAND I'ROt lAX PARK ~ * tNlXR.DER_COI'n~ ~ P I.Y9m~ ~/llbl ~ '2d -'._-"'- I/II~ (AdvertIsemenI) cue. 0 n e _ s Motor Sports Journal • FEBRUARY 20. 2002 29