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Sprint Enduro World Championship Around The Corner T rail Pros, the promoters of the U.S. Sprint Enduro Series and the Sprint Cross Country Series, is hosting the second Annual Sprint Enduro World Championship over Labor Day Weekend, September 2-4, at High Voltage Raceway in Dilliner, Pennsylvania. In addition to the three-day championship, the event will serve as a training camp for this year's ISDE Team, which will compete in the 2023 Interna - tional Six Day Enduro in San Juan, Argentina, on November 6-11. In addition to the camp, an introduc- tion to the ISDE will be conducted for all riders by U.S. ISDE Team Manager Antti Kallonen, along with a tire-changing competition sponsored by Rabaconda. For the younger riders, a Stacyc and Strider Exhibi - tion race will be held on Saturday and Sunday. Riders will also have a chance to meet and talk to this year's ISDE Trophy Teams. Some of those where are expected to compete include Zach Osborne, Layne Michael, Josh Toth and Jack Edmond - son. This year's U.S. ISDE World Trophy, Junior World Trophy and Women's World Trophy Teams are made up of: Taylor Robert (KTM), Johnny Girroir (KTM), Dante Oliveira (KTM), Cole Martines (Honda), Ma - teo Oliviera (KTM), Kai Aiello (Husqvarna), Grant Davis (KTM), Korie Steede (KTM), Rachel Gut- ish (GasGas) and Brandy Rich- ards (KTM). CN WIND IN THE P40 Johnny Girroir will be one of the many top off-road riders who will compete in the Sprint Enduro World Championship in Pennsylvania over the Labor Day weekend. Land Speed Grand Championship Canceled T he August 26-31 AMA Land Speed Grand Champion- ship (also known as Bonneville Motorcycle Speed Trials or BMST), along with the FIM Land Speed World Records, which takes place on the Bonneville Salt Flats near Wendover, Utah, has been canceled due to the remnants of Hurricane Hilary and related storm systems delivering significant rain. Following powerful rain - storms in the area during the past week, and with even more impending rain on the way, the event assessment team—led by Bonneville Motorcycle Speed Tri- als promoter Delvene Reber—de- termined that all track locations and alternatives would not be safe for competition. "We put it all on the line every year," Reber said, "and after the 2022 cancellation, we were look - ing forward to an exceptional race surface and return of our amazing participants to twist the throttle and add their name to the record books. It is surpris- ing and heart-wrenching to be canceling due to the impacts of Hurricane Hilary. We know that everyone wants an exceptional experience, and we are looking forward to next year when we can bring world-class motor - cycle land-speed racing back to the Bonneville Salt Flats." CN