A Space Oddssey, or a Race Oddssey? This could be the theme for the Series for 2010 as the series is looking to be one of the best seasons in recent history.

The Midwest is one of the most popular areas of the country for Arenacross race attendance and rider entries. The Des Moines, Iowa round in november has always been the premier round and the most covered round of Arenacross. A lot of the popularity comes from the lack of other national events in the Off-Road world of racing. Supercross doesn’t kick off until January, and The Outdoor Motocross series has ended, the MX Des Nations and the US Open of Supercross in Vegas (Basically a glorified Arenacross race) completed in October.

So this round of Arenacross gets more publicity than any other event in the Series, and because of this they put on a Great show for the fans with pyrotechnics and Lazer light show that is un-matched to any other round in the Arenacross Series. Last season they pulled the Des Moines Round from the Schedule as a points round, and labeled it the Prequel Race (Or Tuners Round to some).
So why would they do that: In my opinion it could be they were tired of promoting their series with two years in the title. Example “2007-2008 Arenacross National Championship series”

What incentive do the teams have to race this round: With no points involved they needed to give something to draw the big names to the round for the crowd. So the Arenacross race could potentially go without the big names Like Broc Sellards, Chad Johnson, Josh Demuth, Nathan Skaggs Teddy Maier, Kevin Johnson and more.

So what did the series do to entice the big teams to attend? How does a 11,000 Pro Purse sound. The pay out is big enough to get the big names and the big teams. And according to Arenacross.com all the top riders will be in attendance for the November Round!

Who is returning: As of Wednesday Nov 4th listed on Arenacross.com here is a list of riders that have been confirmed to race this weekend in Des Moines at the wells fargo Arena.

The biggest news in the Series for racers in the Midwest is the return of the Arenacross Series to the Mid America Center in Councilbluffs, Ia. However this is first time Arenacross the National Points Series is will be held at the Mid America center in Council Bluffs Iowa Scheduled for March 12th – 14th 2009 – Dillon Brothers MotorSports of Omaha, Ne is sponsoring this round of Arenacross. With the series visiting 13 cities for the 2010 season there may be a chance for the Omaha, and Councilbluffs area to witness the crowning of the new Arenacross Champ.

Omaha native Tracin Seng – Team Manager for Tuf Racing has been with the team for many years and has wrenched for the previous 3 Arenacross National Champions, Danny Smith in 2007, Chad Johnson in 2008 and Jeff Gibson for 2009.

With Gibson returning to the Tuf Racing Team in 2009 as de
fending champ, Tracin Seng is working to take his team to it’s 4th consecutive National Championship Series. If you live in the midwest the Arenacross Series is your ticket to excitment. If you are a racer and would like to race the same track as the Pro’s, they have an open round for the Amatuers on Sunday. So make the Trip and go racing. After all it’s in your blood, Live it, Love it and see it in person!!

Article By Randy Toy – www.PhotographicAction.com

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