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Make sure to get out to Perris on August 22nd to watch Brian Deegan, Casey Currie and Kyle Leduc race head to head in 250cc TROPHY KART’S – That’s right, the racing should be fun as adult’s hop in these off-road kid’s karts and race for the podium!We are pleased to announce the last 2 rounds of the Mickey Thompson/Kalgard Lubricants SXS Series presented by SKIN Industries, which start’s on August

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