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All Seasons Presents: Extreme 4X4 Challenge

and Tractor Pull

Buy Extreme 4x4 Challenge Tickets here!
Get ready for 2 days of action packed, 4X4 competitions this summer!  The wonderful folks at the Benton County Fairgrounds have allowed to let us promote this event at their location in Kennewick.  There will be plenty of room to have some downright dirty fun!  Like always, we will have some delicious 'Traegered food,' and this time, there will be 2 beer gardens hosted by the Pasco Eagles!  The Pasco Eagles make generous contributions to St. Judes' Hospital, so come on down, and grab a cold beverage for a good cause!

We'll have the help from some local sponsors so it should make for some pretty nice prize purses for drivers! If you’re interested in becoming a sponsor or purchasing a VIP Box, click here & call Jenny @ (509) 727-4386

Schedule

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Saturday, June 26, 2010
(Approximate outline for schedule of events.  Actual times subject to change depending on event outcome)

7:00am-10:00am Driver Registration
12:00pm-4:00pm Tractor Pulls & Awards for 1st, 2nd & 3rd places in each class
Classes:
  • Stock-Gas 7500lb Limit
  • Stock-Diesel 8000lb Limit
  • Modified-Diesel 8500lb Limit
  • Heavy Modified-Diesel 9000lb Limit
  • Unlimited Diesel 9000lb Limit
  • Semi
4:30pm-7:00pm Dirt Drags and Awards for 1st, 2nd & 3rd places in each class
Classes:
  • Powder Puff
  • 100 - 4/6 Cylinder, <35" tires
  • 200 - 4/6 Cylinder, >35.5" tires
  • 300 - V8, <35" tires
  • 400 - V8, 35.5" up to 38" tires
  • 500 - V8, 38.5" and up tires
  • Unlimited
7:00pm-11:00pm Live Band - "Stomping Ground"




Sunday, June 27, 2010
(Approximate outline for schedule of events.  Actual times subject to change depending on event outcome)

7:00am-10:00am Driver Registration
11:00am-5:00pm Mud Bogs & Rock Crawls. Awards for 1st, 2nd, & 3rd places in each class
Mud Bog Classes:
  • Powder Puff
  • 100 - 4/6 Cylinder, <35" tires
  • 200 - 4/6 Cylinder, >35.5" tires
  • 300 - V8, <35" tires
  • 400 - V8, 35.5" up to 38" tires
  • 500 - V8, 38.5" and up tires
  • Unlimited
Rock Crawl Classes:
  • Superstock - 35" & under tires
  • Buggy - 36" up to 40" tires
  • Full Body - 36" up to 40" tires
  • Unlimited - 41" and up tires
5:00pm-7:00pm Tug-of-War and Award for 1st place

Prizes

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$1,000 guaranteed 1st-place prize for Mud Bog & Dirt Drag 600 Classes!
$500 2nd-place for Mud Bog & Dirt Drag 600 Classes
$250 3rd-place for Mud Bog & Dirt Drag 600 Classes

Pricing

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Ticket Information
Purchase your tickets in advance at Kennewick Ranch & Home, on our website, or at the door.

Click HERE to buy your tickets!

Ticket Option(s) Adult Child
(5-12 yrs.)
*General Admission-Saturday
(Includes admission to live band) 		$15 ($12 in advance) $6
*General Admission-Sunday $15 ($12 in advance) $6
WEEKEND PASS $25 ($20 in advance)
**VIP / Pit Pass-Saturday
(Includes: premium seating, admission to live band & access to pit area. Waiver must be signed for each ticket holder) 		$25 $25
**VIP / Pit Pass-Sunday
(Includes: premium seating & access to pit area. Waiver must be signed for each ticket holder) 		$20 $20

Click HERE to buy your tickets!

Classes

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Tractor Pulls
Dirt Drag
Powder Puff
100 - 4/6 Cylinder, <35" tires
200 - 4/6 Cylinder, >35.5" tires
300 - V8, <35" tires
400 - V8, 35.5" up to 38" tires
500 - V8, 38.5" and up tires
Unlimited

Mud Bog
Powder Puff
100 - 4/6 Cylinder, <35" tires
200 - 4/6 Cylinder, >35.5" tires
300 - V8, <35" tires
400 - V8, 35.5" up to 38" tires
500 - V8, 38.5" and up tires
Unlimited

Rock Crawl
Superstock - 35" & under tires
Buggy - 36" up to 40" tires
Full Body - 36" up to 40" tires
Unlimited - 41" and up tires

Tug-of-War
No Classes

Driver Participants

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Registration forms:
Mud Bog, Tug-of-War, and Rock Crawl
Tractor Pull and Dirt Drag

Waiver:
Download

1 Pit Pass is included with each driver registration

Map of Benton County Fairgrounds

Directions to Driver entrance:
From 397, take a RIGHT on 10th, then a LEFT on Yew. Watch for signs.

Camping

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Camping is available at the West RV park, located on the north side of Fairway. Registration is $25/night*. Hook-ups are available, however, there is no sewer.

Registration times:
Friday, June 25, 2010 from 5pm-8pm
Saturday, June 26, 2010 from 7am-10am (Registration will be moved to the ticket gate after 10am)

Camping Agreement Form

*Camping prices do not include event admission.
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From trevor on Sunday, May 23, 2010 7:53:35 PM
will you have different classes for the rock crawl. it is the only event that i am realy interested in 		Reply
From All Seasons on Monday, May 24, 2010 8:39:25 AM
Trevor:
Yes, we will have different classes for the rock crawl. In the past we've had 2, then 3 and I believe this time we will have 4 classes. 		Reply
From John Mathews on Tuesday, May 25, 2010 8:09:48 AM
I've got plans Saturday, but gonna try and make it over for the rocks on Sunday! 		Reply
From All Seasons on Tuesday, May 25, 2010 8:23:52 AM
John:
That's quite all right and we know that rocks are more your thing anyways. Just remember...we have camping available too so if you head in later Saturday and want to enjoy some of the band and beer garden you can still show up. Better late than never! 		Reply
From Bryan G on Thursday, May 27, 2010 4:55:28 PM
What kind of vehicle rules will you have for the rock crawl? Roll bar required on a Jeep Cherokee or no? 		Reply
From Jenny Berg, All Seasons on Thursday, June 10, 2010 3:13:51 PM
Bryan G:
If you are a fully framed jeep then no roll cage. Roll cage is just for those other guys who don't have "tops" 		Reply
From ChevyLee on Monday, May 31, 2010 6:02:12 PM
What qualifies as a unlimited, and is that 500 class any D.O.T. tire above 38.5?  Because I have a truck that weighs around 10,000 lbs. and has 47" LTB's.  I don't want to waist my time racing 2500 lbs rails with paddle tires.  The only advantadge I see having 47" tires verses 38.5 tires is if you guys had a deep side by side MUD pits! 		Reply
From Jenny Berg, All Seasons on Thursday, June 10, 2010 3:15:12 PM
ChevyLee:
You are most likely going to be in the 600 class but again, it is completely up to the tech at inspection. Just a reminder, the prizes for 600 class Mud Bog & Dirt Drag are $1,000 for 1st class, $500 for 2nd & $250 for 3rd. Might be worth a shot? 		Reply
From Terry on Tuesday, June 01, 2010 12:50:47 PM
Where will the VIP seating be located at, also it's location relative to the Pit access? Thanks 		Reply
From All Seasons on Tuesday, June 01, 2010 1:06:56 PM
Terry:
If you have ever been to the demo derby or perhaps the rodeo, the VIP boxes are the area above the yellow chutes. The VIP/Pit Pass areas are still on the same side, except the seating would be the any other areas on that South East side.
If you scroll up on this page to the map under "Driver Participants" you will see the PIT area and to the left you will see very small font with "1500 S. Oak St, Kennewick, WA  99336". 		Reply
From All Seasons on Tuesday, June 01, 2010 1:08:00 PM
Terry (cont.):
Approximately where it says St.is where the VIP boxes are. The grey rectangles you see to the left and right are also the VIP areas. From VIP to Pits are a little bit of a walk but it's definately the easiest and safest route. I hope this answers your questions! 		Reply
From Richard on Wednesday, June 02, 2010 9:11:54 PM
On the dirt and mud drags will a nitrous truck be in unlimited or get classed on what tire size they have? 		Reply
From zack berg, owner on Monday, June 07, 2010 6:28:20 PM
it'll be classed on both tire size and shot size of the nos 		Reply
From Matt on Wednesday, June 02, 2010 9:46:13 PM
Have you thought about adding a quad category for any of the events? Might be cool to see some quads try the mud bog or possibly the dirt drag. 		Reply
From Zack Berg, Owner on Monday, June 07, 2010 6:53:47 PM
Matt:
No ATV's. Too much liability in it, our insurance would be skyrocket. 		Reply
From Kevin Zufall on Thursday, June 03, 2010 6:55:39 AM
In regards to mud classes,same ? as ChevyLee, I run a 52" v-tread, weigh in at 8750 lbs. and run small block with n.o.s., will I have to compete with the rails or 38.5 and up class ? 		Reply
From Zack Berg, Owner on Monday, June 07, 2010 6:55:22 PM
Kevin:
This will be determined at tech inspection time. My guess is the 600 class. Registration forms should be on line now. They should give you more of an idea too. 		Reply
From Zack Berg, Owner on Monday, June 07, 2010 6:55:28 PM
Kevin:
This will be determined at tech inspection time. My guess is the 600 class. Registration forms should be on line now. They should give you more of an idea too. 		Reply
From alan zufall on Thursday, June 03, 2010 10:26:01 AM
i have 38.5 tires but the front ones have been cut. wondering what class i would be put in. traveling 70 miles would like to know before i show up on that day. my truck is a 85' toyota with a 383. 		Reply
From Zack Berg, Owner on Monday, June 07, 2010 6:59:44 PM
Alan:
500 class 		Reply
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