The big jump started out at 120' and it's down to 80' from peak to peak. It was a nice size double, but we had complaints about it because of the speeds that you had to carry to make it, and if you came up short, it was broken bones. Since I don't ride, I keep my personal comment to myself. We built that 120' about 5 years ago and over time, the more incidents we had, the safer we tried to make it. I've had a lot of complaints and compliments both because of how "tamed down" the track is now. Now with 65's jumping the "big jump", it's safe and that's #1. I think we were considered more of a supercross track a few years back, but that unfortuneately had to go away due to a lot of issues.
We apologize about the short moto's due to the broken water line, but like mentioned, it would have been unfair to the quad riders to run less laps than the bikes. We get numerous complaints from the home owners around the track and of course the dust going across Rt 2 isn't safe so we had to do what was best for the situation. This weekend, the track conditions were absolutely the best I've seen in the past couple of years. I had numerous people come up to me and tell me that the track was awesome! Even with the broken water line and not being able to water a some of the track, we had minimal dust which was a blessing. After the rain real early Sunday morning, the time we spent to pull the dirt back in and seal the track Saturday night worked perfect for Sunday morning. The track conditions were even better than Saturday until the sky's opened up. Practice was incredible, but the track quickly diminished after the rain started. Thank you all for coming out, we appreciate you all very much.
Charlie