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Better then the All Star Race! Robby's going to race the LOORRS Glen Helen short course off road race
Robby Gordon To Take On The Best of Short Course Racing at Glen Helen
Corona, Calif. (May 11, 2011) – Probably the most versatile racecar driver in the world, Robby Gordon is always racing. Whether it’s stock-car racing, open-wheel, or where he got his start in off-road, Gordon is always behind the wheel of some sort of automobile, ready to take on whoever will line up against him.
And on May 21-22, at the Glen Helen round of the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series, Robby Gordon will be returning to his roots in short-course off-road racing, taking part in the premier Pro 2 Unlimited class.
“Robby’s from Southern California originally, and having him – a famous off-road and NASCAR racer – out on the track will only bring more fans and more competition to an already popular and competitive series,” says Tony Vanillo of the Lucas Oil Off road Racing Series. “We’re really excited to see how he fares out there against the best of the best in modern short-course racing.”
Gordon himself looks at this as a chance to get back to his roots.
“Short-course racing is a lot of fun,” says Gordon. “They’re sprint races, so they aren’t long, and I don’t want to say there’s a lot of beating and banging because I don’t want to beat up my truck, but there is a lot of tight, wheel-to-wheel racing out there. It’s a good show.”
“Too much business, not enough fun lately,” Gordon says, “But since we weren’t in the All-Star Race [in NASCAR that weekend], and with the television package the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series provides, we figured it was a good opportunity to promote our product, Speed Energy, on our truck.”
If you’re in or near Southern California, don’t miss this opportunity to see Gordon take on the rest of the top drivers in Pro 2.
Corona, Calif. (May 11, 2011) – Probably the most versatile racecar driver in the world, Robby Gordon is always racing. Whether it’s stock-car racing, open-wheel, or where he got his start in off-road, Gordon is always behind the wheel of some sort of automobile, ready to take on whoever will line up against him.
And on May 21-22, at the Glen Helen round of the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series, Robby Gordon will be returning to his roots in short-course off-road racing, taking part in the premier Pro 2 Unlimited class.
“Robby’s from Southern California originally, and having him – a famous off-road and NASCAR racer – out on the track will only bring more fans and more competition to an already popular and competitive series,” says Tony Vanillo of the Lucas Oil Off road Racing Series. “We’re really excited to see how he fares out there against the best of the best in modern short-course racing.”
Gordon himself looks at this as a chance to get back to his roots.
“Short-course racing is a lot of fun,” says Gordon. “They’re sprint races, so they aren’t long, and I don’t want to say there’s a lot of beating and banging because I don’t want to beat up my truck, but there is a lot of tight, wheel-to-wheel racing out there. It’s a good show.”
“Too much business, not enough fun lately,” Gordon says, “But since we weren’t in the All-Star Race [in NASCAR that weekend], and with the television package the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series provides, we figured it was a good opportunity to promote our product, Speed Energy, on our truck.”
If you’re in or near Southern California, don’t miss this opportunity to see Gordon take on the rest of the top drivers in Pro 2.
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Permalink Reply by WJM on
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“Too much business, not enough fun lately”
Robby said at the the beginning of the year he wanted to do the fun races. Time to blow off steam and have some fun!
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Permalink Reply by will on
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If you have never seen Robby in person on a short course this is your chance!
A Planet meet up should happen for all the So Cal gang, let's make it happen People!
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Permalink Reply by Bernadette Calo on
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Name the place Will, we will be there ; )
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Permalink Reply by J.R. Sands on
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This looks fun, NIKAL is there a link for location etc ?
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I will post up some "spy photos" if they have begun course prep. I will be at G.H. this weekend for outdoor USGP.
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Permalink Reply by timothy price on
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hey J R its off whwew the 15 and 215 split is near san berdo
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Glen Helen Raceway
18585 Verdemont Ranch Rd
San Bernardino, CA 92407
24-hour Info Line: 909-880-3090
Tickets
Adult Weekend Pass (Fri-Sat-Sun includes ticket) $50
Child Weekend Pass $15
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Permalink Reply by JD LEES on
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Were going. Always great racing. Robby always right up there. Real easy to find in the pits. Just look for the largest crowd. But, I don't see him listed for The Prelude at Tony's track.
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Permalink Reply by Mike Kenyon on
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Prelude to a Dream. I haven't read anywhere that Robby was planning on attending.I wouldn't plan on Robby being at Eldora.Good on Glen Helen,USGP (Moto Cross World Championship) this weekend and LORRSS in a couple of weeks.
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Permalink Reply by Chris Anello on
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Yeah, no prelude.
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