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The world’s top riders take on an indoor off-road track

simulating Mother Nature’s toughest elements – logs, trees, water-crossings, rocks and dirt– and compete for the AMA #1 Plate.

Saturday, November 22nd

Doors open at 7pm & racing starts at 8:30pm.

Orleans Arena

4500 W. Tropicana Ave. Las Vegas, NV 89103

(702) 284-7777

For More Information Please Visit: www.endurocross.com

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