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BAD BOYS CONTINUE NATIONWIDE!!
By Bubba Rawks - March 21st, 2009
Chicago, Fort Wayne, Belton Tx, Sioux Falls, Loveland Co, and Grand
Forks, ND are all
history and on Saturday night April 4th the Idaho State University Holt
Arena will come alive for the first time ever with the sound of
Motocross Racing! This is another indoor football stadium is HUGE! Semi
loads of dirt will be formed into another Super X type track that will
rock your world!
Click the above track diagram to see the full size
image!
The ISU DOME known as the Holt Arena is located on the campus of Idaho
State University and was one of the first indoor football fields ever
built.
It is a full size football stadium and then some. To say we are excited
to go these two Domes in Grand Forks and Pocatello would be a complete
understatement - we are PUMPED!
Youth, Amateur and Pro motorcycle classes and selected ATV classes will
be run at both of these events and big pay-off for Pro Bad Boys Mx
Racers is going to raise the bar in the Arenacross world!
There is more but this is enough to let you all know the BAD BOYS of
RACING is the future and we care about the riders all over the US and
Canada and we are coming to your area soon!
Seeya, BUBBA RAWKS
 Seeking
Ms. Bad Boys of Arenacross!
By CFP Staff - March 8th, 2009
So you think you might have what it takes or you
know some a pretty girl that can represent us at each of the BAD BOYS OF
ARENACROSS Races in Pocatello and Wichita?
We are looking for a hometown girl or someone from the area to be Ms.
Bad Boys of Racing for these events. All we need is your photo, a brief
history about you, and the judges will decide if you are the one!
Only ladies 18 and over can apply unless they have their parents
permission. Contact
production@checkeredflagproductions.com with the required photo and
resume.
Positive Feedback From Grand Forks!
By CFP Staff - March 23rd, 2009
This is a letter we received from a rider/writer about our ALERUS CENTER
ARENACROSS:
"Thank you for your hospitality last
weekend. I have to say that it has been a very long time since I've had
that much fun at an event. All the added touches you incorporated into
the event made it so much more than just a typical arenacross race. The
opening ceremonies, pit party, post-race interviews; they all made the
event soooo much cooler for the fans and all of us racers. The extra
practice sessions were awesome too because most of us are off the bike
for long periods of time during the winter.
I hope you can make it back next year and I'm
pretty confident that you can look forward to a higher rider count after
a positive endorsement in the next issue of GrassRoots.
Justin Fisk
Grass Roots Illustrated--Racer X Illustrated--Vurbmoto.com--KTMhutt.com
Fort Wayne, IN Event In The Books!
By CFP Staff - January 20th, 2009
On Friday and Saturday night January 16-17th, the
CFP CREW with Reads Racing and the Klinger Klan headed to Ft. Wayne,
Indiana to build one of the best Arenacross Race Tracks ever. With two
days of blizzard and sub zero temperatures outside but we had a pit full
of talent inside. Some of the top PRO and AMATEUR riders braved the
roads to race on a huge track that is almost 3 times the size of most
arenacross race tracks.
In Chicago at the Sears Centre James Polvony
#323 Kawasaki rider was the Pro to beat but this race in Fort Wayne a
new story, it was about #304 Brad Ripple (Crown Point, Indiana) sweeping
all 4 events on a brand new 2009 250F Honda. Picking up the bike 2 days
prior it did not even have numbers on it for the first heat race on
Friday. Ripple attacked the track which had some crazy whoops and a huge
straight a way where the bikes could get into 4 gear!
Fort Wayne was no cake walk for the rest of the
Bad Boys as the series leader James Polvony #323 (Louisville,
Kentucky)on his Kawasaki had to come thru the pack to finish 2nd over
guys like Steve Roman(Pennsylvania), Roy Horton(Illinois), and Derek
Whitney (Illinois) and Scott Metz (Indiana) and also Dave Ginolfi (New
Jersey)were all very aggressive. Plenty of handlebar banging action and
tire marks on each others bikes allowed the spectators some of the best
Arenacross Racing Action ever seen!
Upcoming Bad Boys Arenacross dates are:
January 23-24th Belton, Tx - Bell County Expo Arena
January 31st Sioux Falls, SD - Sioux Falls Arena
February 7th Loveland, CO - Budweiser Events Center
March 20-21st Grand Forks, ND - Alerus Center
April 4th Pocatello, Idaho - Holt Arena ISU DOME
April 17-18th Wichita, Kansas - Hartman Arena
This week in Belton the riders can enter at the
gate. Friday night and Saturday night we are racing qualifiers and Main
Events. Each night is a full racing event with prizes and awards.
Sign-up, practice times, classes and all that any racer would want to
know is on the Ax entry form flyer but if not call the CFP office
940-683-4742 during the day from 9am to 5pm and we shall be glad to help
you. Spectators are going to see some of the best handlebar to handlebar
racing anywhere. BAD BOYS ARENACROSS is like the Ultimate Fighting
Challenge only these guys use motorcycles on this battleground!
Rounds #1 and #2 of the BAD BOYS OF
ARENACROSS were BIG!
By CFP Staff - January 12th, 2009
This weekend, January 16-17th,
we head to Ft. Wayne, Indiana to begin rounds #3 and #4. Big things
happened last weekend in Chicago inside the Sears Centre Arena with two
days of blizzard outside and a pit full of talent inside as some of the
top PRO and AMATEUR riders braved the roads to race in front of some huge
crowds. James Polvony #323 Kawasaki rider was the Pro to beat and even
with an injury to his knee he rode the wheels off his bike.
This week for Fort Wayne riders can enter at the gate. Friday night we are
racing qualifiers and Main Events. Then Saturday afternoon all amateur
riders qualify and Pro's practice. That night at 7:30pm the Pro Qualifiers
and Amateur last chance qualifiers and Pro Main Events make up a huge
night of racing. For a flyer click
here! Sign-up, practice times, classes and all that any racer
would want to know is on that flyer but if not call the CFP office
940-683-4742 during the day from 9am to 5pm and we shall be glad to help
you. Polvony and Cameron
Lansing are two of the top Pros to already pre-enter. With $1,000 dollars
to win the 450F class this makes our Fort Wayne event one of the biggest
of the year and this year it pays $1,000 to win each night! Plus the
125/250 class pays 200% payback so the pro riders are heading to the Expo
Arena to get some of the cash. This years event should have over a
10,000 dollar purse and the 450 pay-off is double what last years was.
Amateur racers get a chance to race in front of the big crowds on Friday
and Saturday and they are excited to be racing on the same program as the
Pro racers. Over 100 riders that have pre-entered for this weekends races.
Spectators are going to see some of the best handlebar to handlebar racing
anywhere. BAD BOYS ARENACROSS is like the Ultimate Fighting Challenge only
these guys use motorcycles on this battleground!
To purchase tickets there are several options. Tickets for sale in person
at the Memorial Coliseum Box Office and all local Ticketmaster outlets or
Tickets can be charged by phone at (260) 424-1811. Tickets also available
online at at www.ticketmaster.com.
(Photo By Jason Twite)
About The
Bad Boys of Arenacross:
To race Arenacross is to bump against the Adrenaline limit.
Tight, twisting, demanding race tracks with double and triple style jumps and
all the usual whoop sections, table top jumps, and bermed corners that come
together to make the track challenging for the Pro Riders but are also safe
enough for the Mini Bike Pee Wee rider is the goal of the CFP CREW.
Professional track builders with many years of experience and a caring
attitude towards the riders is what you find when you come to our events.
Checkered Flag Productions, or as we are known the CFP CREW has been
involved in the Indoor Motocross business for over 20 years. Starting last
year, we looked at Arenacross with a whole new attitude. We are geared for
the rider, and their families and the local rider but we also put up the big
purse money to get those Pro riders that can put on the show.
When AMA decided they would not sanction our events it did not stop us
from continuing to advance the sport of Arenacross. Most of our rules are
the industry standard and are close to sanctioned rules and regulations. We
are proud of races we call them BAD BOYS of RACING (BBOR). We like to go
against the establishment once in a while and make our own rules. Besides,
being a Bad Boy (or Girl) can be fun!
Most events we race both Youth and Amateur classes. The spectators that
attend the events will ask for your autograph and cheer you on just like if
you were Jeremy McGrath! Pitting inside and Racing in front of a huge crowd
indoors out of the weather is big fun.
Pro's at our Series events compete for up to $10,000.00 weekend purse
with our races paying up to $1000 to win the Main Event for the 450 class in
Chicago and Fort Wayne and our upcoming events in Grand Forks, North Dakota.
Amateur race for plaques or trophies will be awarded to the top 5 places in
all amateur classes. All Pee Wee beginner riders receive awards.
The Arenacross format is a process of elimination that will consist of
heat races and last chance qualifiers to determine who will compete in the
main events. Most tracks indoors are limited to no more than 14 riders in
the Main Event per class.
Come ride with the BAD BOYS OF ARENACROSS and have some fun!
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