Julian (Burnham Racing)

Gad Zooks! 

So you’re telling me that if I’m over 30 I can race three times on a 1.9 mile course with sweeping turns, a slightly undulating profile that’s three-cars wide and surrounded by soft grass and beautiful forest!

And look, this course is good for beginners , breakaway artists and with a super-wide and log drag a sprinter’s dream!

Wait, proper bathrooms, changing facilities,. shelter and ample on-site parking too! 

I wouldn’t miss this race for the world… oh wait…I CAN’T miss this race we’re hosting it!

Peter Allen (XXX Racing/Athletico)

Bitchin’  Thanks to the vitaminwater-trek guys for finding a venue.  Talk about deja vu, we used run these roads all the time in college (Beloit College).  Plenty of low traffic roads around the race track to warm-up on.  My recommendations for directions from Chicago would be I-90 and exit Rockton Road, rather than the IL-75 exit because there will be less traffic.  If anyone wants recommedations on where to eat/drink after the race, let me know as there several places in SOBO with CHEAP beer (think $1).  Now, I just hope the weather cooperates.

And yes, it is true, I guarantee that anyone who races on April 6 (men or women) is likely to have ALOT less leg hair than the women at Beloit College…:)

Peter Allen (XXX Racing/Athletico)

Brian, grabbing a sixer or 40 at Everett’s Liquors and watching the powerboat races along the Rock River is much more exciting.  Almost as fun as Wisconsin’s second-largest music festival, Riverfest, which features top musical talent like Steppenwolf and Eddie Money (nothing can touch the Nug at Riverfest in ‘96 though).  Don’t underestimate the social scene of the greater Stateline area (where mullets and poofy bangs never went out of style)!