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Fun at the High Desert Speedway

by matteden (Subscribe)

Posted on: Jul 16, 2009 at 12:06 AM CDT

Channel: Local Sports

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racecar drag racing bracket

There is a little know local race track in Gooding ID. Racers travel long distances to race. From as far away as Idaho Falls and Boise. The Idaho Beat The Heat (Law Enforcement Racecars) has a Highschool program at the track. You can race everything from your Mini van to your high powerd dragster. There is a Jr. Dragster bracket at the track. This is a place for complete family fun. No alcohol no fights just fast and fun cars.

Anonymous says ...

On Thursday, Jul 16 at 10:56 AM

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Good stuff!

nhrakid1335 says ...

On Tuesday, Aug 4 at 4:15 PM

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This Dragstrip is by far much more fun than going to Boise, you get more passes (time trails) and it is a neat place to bring your family and friends. I invite all GearHeads to come out and enjoy a day of racing. DIRT IS 4 FARMING, ASPHALT IS 4 RACIN

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