About the 2008-2009 Arenacross Tour
The Arenacross Tour (formerly the Xtreme World Arenacross Series) is a 13-round professional indoor motocross tour, with 2 individual amateur state championships. Pro motocross and pro quad racers compete for a total cash payout of over $50,000. Amateurs race for series awards and prizes.
Arenacross Tour races are run in motocross format, instead of traditional arenacross format, to give participants more track time.
Pro motocross riders race for cash winnings at both the AX and AX lites levels. Top riders from both classes race one another in the 20-lap "Clash for Cash" feature. Arenacross tour points are awarded according to how each rider finishes in the feature. End of tour cash bonuses are
awarded to the top tour riders. Pro quads race for cash each night.
The Mississippi Amateur State Championship is a 7-round tour with over 30 amateur AX and quad classes. Trophies are awarded through 5th place for each class, and points are awarded through 9th place for each class. State champions, runner ups, and second runner ups receive a trophy and gear package at the state awards banquet.
The Tennessee Amateur State Championship is the newest Arenacross Tour series with four
rounds, followed by two rounds in Texas with plans for a state
championship there in 2010.
The Arenacross Tour is owned and operated by RMAX Productions, LLC.
RMAX Productions is managed by 5-time amateur national winner and retired pro racer, Robby McQuary. McQuary spent his professional career on the national arenacross series, the outdoor nationals, and has performed over 150 FMX exhibitions.
