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Pala Will Build Mega Motocross Raceway
February 19, 2008

PALA, CA – The Pala Band of Mission Indians have announced a partnership with MX Motopark Industries Inc. to build a 240-acre motocross raceway near their casino.

The president of MX Motopark Industries, Ryan Ouellette, was quoted by Cycle News "Pala Raceway is being developed as a modern motocross raceway, and the construction process will include a variety of components to ensure a successful long-term relationship with our neighbors and with the environment. Our goal is to build the sport from the bottom up by providing the best possible venue for participants to ride, race, and relax with their friends and families."

The raceway project has received all its building permits and federal approvals, and construction will be completed later this year. It is located on Highway 76 about one and one-half miles east of the Pala Casino Resort Spa.

RACEWAY FEATURES

  • 12 separate tracks, including:
  • Main Motocross
  • Vet Motocross
  • Grand Prix Motocross
  • Amateur Supercross
  • 80cc-150cc Motocross
  • 50cc-65cc Mini
  • Adult Mini
  • Stadium Side x Side/UTV
  • Quad
  • Mini Quad
  • Professional Supercross
  • Super Moto tracks
  • 300+ campsites
  • Clubhouse
  • Restaurant
  • Fishing Pond -3 acres
  • BMX race track
  • Bike wash

For additional information, visit www.palaraceway.com. 

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