Edge Powersports

Alright, I'm Brian Green. I'm the owner of the Edge Power Sports. I'm a long time motorcycle fan. Mixed in with the Edge Motorsports Race Programs, we have the Enduro Cross Series. You can find us at hardcoreenduro. com. That series is going to be If you haven't watched Motorsports, you're going to love it when you actually attend one of these events. Brian approached me about six months ago on doing an event down in Mesquite, Nevada, in conjunction with Eureka Hotel down there. He said, let's come up with something unique and original. I'm all down for that as long as it'something original. He's telling me, let's do this, let's do that, and I said, let's just try and develop something new, something that hasn't been done before. That's where I We do Nitro Circus Live, and that's an arena show that entails a mega ramp and freestyle motocross. But with this event, we wanted to just stay within Power Sports and make it more of a competition. With Brian talking and working with Eureka, and then trying to bring in that Nitro Circus mentality, which always entails fun, so we've thrown all kinds of different elements into the night race. The actual event that everybody's going to be participating in, I just want to make that fun. I don't want to go out and destroy people and wreck their machines. We just want people to come away feeling So that's the whole idea with that. But in the night show, we're going to destroy people. And it should be absolute mayhem and very entertaining, but it's the ultimate Nitro Circus, ultimate off-road challenge. That's what we're trying to invent here. I've been getting back to my event planning background, primarily because that's what got us into it. And so back in the mid-90s, Rich Eggett, myself, and Greg Godfrey were putting together freestyle motocross events before everybody even knew that one existed. And the funny thing was, we just used the garbage at Godfrey Trucking to actually make a course. We buried a bus because it was there. We buried old tubes and concrete because they were there. We know that we actually set a trend and then all of a sudden these arena shows pop up and they're burying cars and buses. So we did it by accident. So by accident, I'm kind of getting back into the event planning business and it's what brought us all together in the first place. It's a ton of fun. And really, if you're in the motorsports business and you're not having fun, you shouldn't be there.