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With the huge success of last years (2007) inaugural G3 Championships race, we are doing it all over again. With just about every area of the United States represented at last year's race we have added one word to the name of this event, "National". So now we will be called the G3 National Championships which we know will soon be referred to simply as the G3 Nat's.

Many or most of you know that this is a single platform race centered around the BSRT G3 Chassis. We found this to be the best way to make the event fun, competitive, and free from all the politics that can plague HO racing. We felt that we would leave the cross platform racing to the other National organizations and focus on bringing the best G3 racers together to compete and have fun. As our tag line says we want racers to come and "Experience the Best Competition in HO Racing!" and that is exactly what happened with our 2007 race and what you can expect this year.

Once again we have rented Kennydale Memorial Hall; the same location as last year that we felt was near perfect for the race. It is close to freeways, airports, hotels, restaurants, and just about every other amenity that you'd like. Plus, its setting has a wonderful Northwest backdrop and the parking is abundant!

With the overwhelming popularity around the country of the new BSRT G-Jet and the fact that we have an incredible Brystal Intrepid track to run them on, our first racing class will be the G-Jet. This being said our second class will be Super Stock and it will be run on the same Extended Banzai track that was used in the Super Stock class at the 2004 HOPRA Nat's and the 2004 & 2005 Western States Races. Our third class of racing will be the G3 Polymer. This class will race on the "Granddaddy" of HO race tracks a 6 lane 4 x16 foot Scorpion. So that's three racing classes, G-Jets, Super Stock, and Polymer, on three continuous rail Brystal tracks, equaling one fun racing weekend this July. We will of course be racing both Pro and Amateur in each class.

The G-Jet race will require a "body class style." We have done this many times in the past with great results and for this years race we have chosen Can-Am. This class is relatively broad so for the G-Jet race your car must have a body that ran in the Can-Am in the 60's up to 1972. There will be Concours judging for "Best Appearing Race Car" in this class. The other classes, Super Stock and Polymer, can be raced with any body style and you can check the "Rules" for all the specifics.

As we ride on the success of last years inaugural G3 Championships race we are once again working to bring the best G3 racers in the country together for an incredible weekend of racing. We are planning on presenting a HO racing event that everyone will be talking about and wanting to emulate. If you race the G cars, plan on attending, plan on having fun, plan on lots of racing, and most of all plan to
"Experience the Best Competition in HO Racing!"