Madison County Gravity Fest VI

[gravitydrno]

For Immediate Release:
Alexandria, VA --- DrNoRacing, LLC is pleased to announce, the Seventh Annual Madison County Gravity Festival, the longest running major downhill racing event in the United States that will take place July 26th & 27th , 2008. Top international gravity sports athletes from around the globe will be taking part in the unique event that will be held on East Hill Rd. in Munnsville, New York. East Hill Road is known as one of the premier venues for gravity racing in North America because of the challenging corners, high speeds and good pavement. In addition to Pro and AM Street Luge, Pro and Am Downhill Skateboarding, top athletes will compete in Classic Luge, Inline Board, Gravity Bike and Junior classes.

Registration will be online at Dr. No Racing beginning January 14, 2008 with a $25.00 discount being offered to those that sign up in the first 30 days and will run until July 18th, 2008. Registration and Tech Inspection will also be offered on site Friday, July 25, 2008 from 12:00pm to 5:00pm. Racers that have registered online are encouraged to check-in on Friday and go through Tech Inspection to save time on Saturday.
More information can be found at Madison County Gravity Fest and new information will be released as the event planning progresses, feel free to forward any questions to Events@DrNoRacing.com

[longboardeur]

So it's no longer a GSI event? I know you and Tim do not work together anymore but i expected Tim Cayer and GSI to be running it, not that i think you don't belong, you are the best starter of any race i entered.

Do you have plans for a race series?

See you in Munnsville!

Pierre Gravel

[motomech10]

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[longboardeur]

Ouch, this is sad.

[cjbliss]

I hope this doesn't affect anything too much, this was going to be my first year at MCGF

[gravitydrno]

Pierre, DrNoRacing is a race management team that is currently working with several groups on the East Coast to handle the management of races that are being organized by others as well as working on races we will be organizing and running ourselves. Since we are set up this way it leaves the options open to work with the existing sanctioning bodies that we determine will add benefit to the racer and the event to assist in strengthening any existing series they may have and offer racers the chance to attend races closer to them while they attempt to raise their position in any current point standings. We felt this would be a better arrangement for the racing community and for the overall quality of the events we will be involved with. Currently we are working on three races for the 2008 season for the East Coast, we will keep everyone informed.

[tsmith25]

Pierre, DrNoRacing is a race management team that is currently working with several groups on the East Coast to handle the management of races that are being organized by others as well as working on races we will be organizing and running ourselves. Since we are set up this way it leaves the options open to work with the existing sanctioning bodies that we determine will add benefit to the racer and the event to assist in strengthening any existing series they may have and offer racers the chance to attend races closer to them while they attempt to raise their position in any current point standings. We felt this would be a better arrangement for the racing community and for the overall quality of the events we will be involved with. Currently we are working on three races for the 2008 season for the East Coast, we will keep everyone informed.

that seems like a round about way of saying that the race is going to be sanctioned by IGSA instead of GSI?

[Crappysurfer]

how you come up with IGSA is beyond me, it has not been mentioned once here.
Dr. No broke off from GSI so its a roundabout way of saying Dr. No and his group (DRNoRacing) will be running it

[gravitydrno]

Exactly as CS2 stated.

[tsmith25]

Pierre, DrNoRacing is a race management team that is currently working with several groups on the East Coast to handle the management of races that are being organized by others as well as working on races we will be organizing and running ourselves. Since we are set up this way it leaves the options open to work with the existing sanctioning bodies that we determine will add benefit to the racer and the event to assist in strengthening any existing series they may have and offer racers the chance to attend races closer to them while they attempt to raise their position in any current point standings. We felt this would be a better arrangement for the racing community and for the overall quality of the events we will be involved with. Currently we are working on three races for the 2008 season for the East Coast, we will keep everyone informed.

those three things are what made me think IGSA. first he mentions choosing an existing sanctioning body IGSA is one.

second he references point standings IGSA is the only one that i know of.(i could be ignorant of others though)

third Marcus has been hinting about east coast world cup races and that fits well with the three east coast races that he is working on.

it is possible that im interpreting this too much but i wouldnt say things like those that i highlited unless i something planned?

[Justin Metcalf]

fantastic news, can't wait to see what Dr. No is cooking up

As long as we run finals, have accurate scoring, and finish lunch in less than 2 hours I'll be happy

[Crappysurfer]

As long as we run finals, have accurate scoring, and finish lunch in less than 2 hours I'll be happy

dont rub it in- that is why dr.no broke off

[IGSA-1]

that seems like a round about way of saying that the race is going to be sanctioned by IGSA instead of GSI?

Madison County Gravity Fest VI is NOT being sanctioned by the IGSA!

We hope Dr. No Racing has a very successful event!!!

[Crappysurfer]

can we have 3 MCGF6's in a row?
props to anyone who gets the joke...


anyway, typo in the title, wasnt last year mcgf VI?

[*SWEET*]

Yeah Neil !!!
It's Flavien, the frenchie you met with Chris
Ill be there this year if I aint in Japan during the race...
Is there any refund going on for those who register online and who end up not being able to participate??
What would be the very last day to advise you if ones can't race??

[GravityRider15]

i would love to race, but feel sort of have doubts since I haven't ever been over 35mph on a board. My area really doesn't allow that without gettin killed by crappy pavement, or traffic. Still thinking about it though, wonder if many people my age race.

[Ian]

I'd like to race but i'm a noob at Dh. Theres a good amount of time to register though so maybe if I get better I'd enter. The only problem might be leathers.

[gravitydrno]

Flavien, if you make it out you will have a great time. The towns people, the race road & the atmosphere all provide for an excellent event!

If anyone who registers online and pays will not be able to make it out there will be a cut-off date (provided in the near future) for them to contact us and they will receive a refund, details will be announced soon.

CS2, you are right, caught it and edited text-not title, thanks. Still working on the joke though...LOL

GravityRider & Ian- There will be practice only allowed, information will be on the website when we release registration. Either way you should come out and get to know some of the racers and pick up pointers, you can learn lots.

[Wells]

WTF is this about "Pro and Am Speedboard" and junior divisions? It's better with 1 race per sport.

And I swear to god, if we don't have a speedboard final because you ran 3 classes each of buttboard, gravity bike, and dirtsurfer,, I'm demanding a refund on my registration and skipping it in 09.

[Anton Milioti]

yeah the Pro an Am class is BS. keep it the old way by just having one class

w/e i'll be there racing.