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WINNERS TAKE TROPHY'S AND OVER $300 WORTH OF GIVEAWAYS FROM SPONSORS!!!!

HIGHEST OUTRIGHT POWER IS TAKING TROPHY $300 CASH PLUS SET OF MAG WHEELS FROM BOB JANE M-MART AND DONT FORGET WELL OVER $TWO G"S WORTH OF GIVEAWAYS

LOTS OF GIVE A WAYS TO SPECTOTORS

ONE LUCKY SPECTATOR IS GOING HOME WITH A SET OF MAG WHEELS FROM BOB JANE!!!

A EVENT NOT TO BE MISSED!

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