havre race

[huntington227]

Hello everone, hope everbody had some great holidays.
This is my first post so I guess ill get down to what i have say. My son and i are big supporters of HCMA and travel from havre all over the state to support the HCMA and the tracks ;D. That being siad its tuff to see only 130 +- riders at are havre race ,the track sat for ten years and we worked the year before and that year to get it ready to race on . ten years ago we had a race in aug. and was canceled becuz of the dust. i dont want that to happend agian. i woud think that the board woud see that and keep are race in may. its all about helping the other tracks out. We dont have sprinkler systems like other tracks,we just have a well and trucks, are track is natural terrain so its hard to get water to a lot of places. we want to invest in one but it takes money and support. But here we are again last on the roster, i dont know what was said at the meating this month for why or how come but this is why tracks fade out, no support . WE will work on are track all year make it better that last year got a lot of feed back from last year good and bad. 50 track will be better we will work on the jumps longer and wider. the big track on the back side will b drawn out longer some riders we're having problems getting back up the hill after the corner. And the jumps well be worked on new and old. So sorry for the long post but we really love the sport and are track and i hope everyone comes and supports us in august 4.

[maxamillion125]

Last year I thought Havre was one of the funniest tracks in the state. I really enjoyed it and you guys deserve credit for all the work you put into it. I hope more people show up this year because it really is one of the better tracks in the state.

[mx233]

I agree with this. The race is August would not go so great, with multiple factors pitching in on it. The heat and the dryness at that time of year, it would be hard to keep the dust down all day. It being the last race, alot of people would not show up. Most people arent really in points races at that time of the year, and Havre is a far drive for most, so the numbers would be pretty low. We want to have a good track for the people that come, and I know everyone liked it last year. I hope you guys take this into consideration to keep a great, fun track.

[cswhitey]

For me Havre is 50 miles closer than Kalispell. Havre does have a fun track. Mother nature is the only one who knows how wet or dry each weekend is going to be. The Havre area and surrounding area has a lot to offer, especially if you haven't checked out the areas before. There is quite a bit of Montana history to see and learn about which is really interesting. Also, Havre itself has interesting sites to check out so this is a good opportunity for the family to investigate new findings. It is work to prepare for a race so we as HCMA members need to respect all the tracks and give them our support. Chris

[834]

We heard the track was great last year. We were actually sorry we didn't go. Hoping to go this year.

[kw410]

My name is Ken wagner and have been riding that track with a few members from the havre area. I am planning on racing the hcma series along with write a few from utah with me. Any help you may need at this track let me know and can make the trip up to help it gives me time to see friends and put in some quirk at a great facility. Have put in water systems at a few tracks here in utah and myself and some others that are planning on the travel to montana for some racing are equipment operators as well. Look forward to meeting more of you over the series.