1st TPBRA Race

First TPBRA race to be held at Sleepy Hollow Kart track in Lubbock, TX.

July 9-10, 2005



This will be the first race of a 4 race series, with the winner in each class being crowned the Texas State Champion!



For track information and direction on how to get there go to :

http://probascokarts.com/sleepyholly.htm



Race class structure and rules will follow USMGP rules





Full details will be posted shortly on the Texas Pocketbike Racing Association Site

http://www.tpbra.com



Event Schedule:

Saturday July 9th open Practice 12-5pm & Registration

Sunday July 10th open Practice 9-11am & Registration.

Sunday July 10th Racing starts at 11am



Classes must have at least 3 racers or they will be combined.



Race Fees:

$30 for TPBRA members and local racers (within ~50 miles of event)

$40 for non members

$35 for TPBRA membership may be purchased at the event to get member price.



Only members will be eligible for the series point race.

For better directions to the track go to.

http://www.wtpbra.com/index.php?pr=Directions&=SID

Who's gonna be there? Who thinks they have skills?
Team Texas is taking it all home!!

Come one, come all... Who's got game?

Good luck Texans!

Thanks Elo, I am sure we will be seeking your advice on issues that AZPRA has already been thru. Should be a great race! So riders, come to Texas and show us what you got!

rules and classes are now up on the
tpbra website
http://www.tpbra.com

This should be a great race! Team Texas and the top riders from Austin, Houston, Lubbock, San Antonio and even top riders from the state of Oklahoma will be there. If you are anywhere near the state of Texas this is the race to attend! Never raced? We have a class for you to race in to get your feet wet.

Come to Lubbock Texas and support Pocketbike Racing and our new organization, TPBRA! This is the race to be at!

you got that right Jerry! I cant wait for it, there is going to be some great racing for sure!

Pocket bikes are small (approximately 17” in height) 2-stroke motorized motorcycles that can range in speed of up to 30mph to well over 50mph, depending on the class of bike being raced. Pocket Bike racing is a family event with racers from 7 years of age right through to adults. Professional Moto GP racers such as Valentino Rossi started their racing career riding Pocket Bikes. Pocket Bike racing is a spectacle to witness in person, and is something the whole family can enjoy on a Sunday afternoon.



There will be 4 classes of races, hosting all racers abilities from novice to expert. Practice laps will begin at 12:00pm Saturday, July 9th and racing will commence at 11:00am Sunday, July 10th. For registration and detailed race information please visit www.tpbra.com



Founded in 2005 and Based in Austin, Texas, TPBRA provides an open door into the exciting world of Pocket Bike racing for racers statewide. TPBRA is committed to helping our members and non members in the state of Texas and surrounding states to provide a safe and fun enviroment to compete head to head in the sport of Pocket Bike Racing. TPBRA, a non-profit organization, will continue to offer first class race events throughout the state with a focus on racing for all ages.

Good luck to everyone and I hope ya'll have a great event. Unfortunately, I have other commitments that weekend and won't be able to make it.

Maybe ya'll can fill in me on how it went the following weekend at the next TMGPS race in Denton. Jerry, Stuart hopefully I'll give you more competition there.

- Choon

Hey Choon too bad you are going to miss it. From the sounds of it, this will be the biggest turn out for a pocket bike race so far.

Only one week to the first and best race series in Texas!!! Come out and sample West Texas hospitality and a great place to race. Trophies to 3rd place, and both race and gate prizes will be presented!!!

This promises to be a great race series and not one to miss!

Mike

p.s. If anyone needs directions, recommendations of where to eat or things to do, give me a shout via pm or my cell (8 0 6) 5 3 5 - 0 0 0 4.

A new version of the site is up. Hopefully it will be easier to nav. and find what you want. Not all the links are active, it is still a work in progress.

http://www.tpbra.com