we just came from a meeting with corr at the track in lancaster/antolope valley. its at the fair grounds there and its a very nice facility. the stands hold 12,000 people and the pit area is huge. but the the best part is the track has a 1/4 start to the first turn then off a 90 foot table top that you will be able to hit a full speed . then into a big sweeper turn then of more jumps, it will be very fast so if your not use to going fast this will be something diff then we are use to,with the side x sides .you will be able to hit the turns very fast also. and the jumps are nice and long. we will be able to have 25 rhinos on the track at one time easy. ill try to post the track lay out today thanks.

Should be some nice lawn-darting Rhino action there, thats where I would set up my camera.

Why do I have the feeling we will be seeing some roll-cages getting REALLY tested out there???

im sure they will be tested, so thats why all the mods have to have welded on cages, no bolt on cages for the mod class

Can't wait to see the coverage on this!!!

me to , will you be out there

OK where is the link to more info about the CORR races?

Lancaster? Near the AV motoplex off the freeway.

yes the track is right next to the moto cross track there . and for more info you can go to xxxrhinos.com or corr.com

Can't wait to go to watch the action out there April 21-22.Been to the Corr races at Chula Vista which was some of the best racing I've been to,but this will be nice with a much shorter drive.

Looks like the CORR website is www.corracing.com

UTILITY VEHICLES JOIN THE ALREADY EXCITING CORR EVENT LINE UP


Newport Beach, CA (March 23, 2007) — Championship Off Road Racing embarks on the 2007 season with the addition of Utility Terrain Vehicles (UTV). UTV racing will be featured along with CORR’s already popular divisions: Trophy Karts, Single Buggy, Super Buggy, Pro Lite™, Pro 2™, and Pro 4™.

“UTV racing is a relatively new sport, so this will be our first time racing in such an organized competition; it’s going to be a blast,” said Dustin Pelack, of xXx Rhino Sports.

“UTV Racing has been growing in popularity among off road enthusiasts, so we see this as an exciting new venture for CORR,” said Cissy Baldwin, CORR COO.

CORR will be offering both the stock and modified classes for the 2007 race season.

UTVs are a side by side utility vehicle with 4x4 capabilities. They have large jumping capabilities, and long travel suspension. The vehicles have single cylinder motors and reach speeds about 60 mph.

UTV racers will need to contact Adam Garcia at xXx Rhino Sports to pay a one time yearly licensing fee of $350, and to get complete racing details including rules and tech. xXx Rhino Sports: Adam Garcia 951.696.2200

After attaining a licensing fee, UTV drivers can then pre-register with CORR by downloading the Trophy Kart/UTV registration form found in the Rules & Regulations section of the CORR website at www.corracing.com. There will be a cost of $150 per event for CORR registration.

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No....I won't make it - too far for me to go if I'm not racing........so I will have to be happy to see it on TV!

ok cool well thanks for supporting the cause by posting on here about it . and maybe w e will see you at one of the races sometime.

Any pics of the track, thats what we all are waiting to see.

So who is heading up to the races???

We won't be making this race but looking at the calendar we are hoping to make it out for 1 maybe 2 of them later in the year...

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