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2006 ITP Quad Cross Round 3 - Arizona Cycle Park

For the third round of the ITP Quad Cross, we headed to the �Grand Canyon State� otherwise known as Arizona.

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The track we would be competing on was off highway 85, and was called �Arizona Cycle Park�.

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The track had a great lay-out, which was kind of long, but it consisted of many straight aways, a few jumps, and some woops.

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The track sits in pretty much what we would call a hole. The dirt was dug out , when highway 85 was built. Which made it very convenient to put a track in, because where ever you are standing at you can pretty much see the entire track.

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Although this was the first time quads had ever been on this track, it was definitely wide enough for passing, and there where a few different lines out there, which also made it very nice.

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ACP (Arizona Cycle Park) even had the trophies made for this round, or should I say plaques. They even had this banner made, and up on the stage where they do the podiums at.

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There where many riders, such as Doug Eichner, who came out early to practice, as the track closed down and only allowed quads on the track.

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Dennis Capogni was washing his quad after a long day of practice on Saturday.

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This was Jason and Corry Weller�s set up for the weekend.

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Keith Taylor, washing and prepping his quad for the big day.

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