Thunder RidgeThunder Ridge will be posting time sensitive info here soon. First Grand Prix Series Race is May 16th Twister ValleyThe much anticipated trail will be done by April 26th. This will give everyone a chance to ride through the woods instead of the three tracks. We will open every Tuesday evening from April 7 to October 21 from 4:30 to 8:30. The cost remains $20 per rider and spectators are free. Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied be parent or legal guardian (check the website for the official form) that remains at the track the entire time. Moto MastersWe are continuing to work on the woods course. we have several miles or better and still EXPANDING. We will keep you updated.
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2nd Annual Northeast Championship Grand Prix SeriesLatest News!
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North East Championship Grand Prix Series and Moose Racing announce a contingency program for the Grand Prix Racing Series. The Application will be honored by Moose Racing at Thunder Ridge, Moto Masters and Twister Valley when you race in the NEGPS during this year's scheduled events. 
North East Championship Grand Prix Series and Moose Racing continue the contingency program for the Grand Prix Racing Series in 2009. The Moose Racing Application will be honored by Moose Racing at Thunder Ridge, Moto Masters and Twister Valley when you race in the NEGPS during this year's scheduled events. 2009 APPLICATION in PDF DOWNLOAD Jim Simmons, Fred Mang, Al Morgan and Rich Bristol invite you to enjoy, 2nd annual, The Northeast Championship Grand Prix Series. This seven to ten race scramble series, sponsored by Moose Racing, Scott Goggles, Fox Powersports and Excell Motorsports has been created by and will be hosted at Thunder Ridge Sports in South Edmeston, New York, Twister Valley Sports in Fort Plain, New York and Moto Masters in Mexico, NY. What Exactly is The Northeast Championship Grand Prix Series? (NEGPS)The Grand Prix Series is a shortened hare scrambles type race in course length and time, that will encompass woods and open fields with both natural and man-made obstacles. Each course will be three to five miles in length and will be as demanding as any local off road series. Riders will spend thirty to forty minutes on the course during each race. There will be motorcycle, quad and youth classes. Engine displacement classes and age classes will be run separately. Usually with a lengthy break between these classifications, thus allowing racers to sign up for more than one class during each day of competition in the series. 2009 Grand Prix Schedule
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