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Supercrawl 2020 dates: June 13-14

In 2015, the Silver State Rockcrawling Championship in Reno, Nevada quickly established itself as the largest rock crawling event in North America, with 61 registered teams and almost 2000 people in attendance. In an effort to take this event to the next level, event promoter Jesse Haines purchased the rights to the iconic SuperCrawl name from former UROC owner Ranch Pratt.

Established in 2002, SuperCrawl was the original rock crawling world championship. From 2002-2006, these were the largest rock crawling competitions, with the best teams and the biggest payout. The resurrection of SuperCrawl has helped to give a huge resurgence to the sport of rock crawling.

The event takes place on the natural terrain overlooking the race track at the phenomenal Wild West Motorsports Park, just 10 minutes from downtown Reno.  There are few places better suited to host an event of this type, with the booming growth of off-road motorsports in Northern Nevada

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The event attracts both pro and entry level teams. Featuring:

• Thirty-five (35) pro drivers worldwide will battle insane obstacles for the right to be crowned the SuperCrawl champion.
• Forty (40) sportsman teams from all over the west coast will compete in the Silver State Rock Crawling Championship.

Schedule of Events

• Competition: 10:00am – 4:00pm
• Gates open:  9:00am

Tickets

One day pass:

• $15 for adults
• $5 for children (aged 8-15, when accompanied by an adult)
• Free for children (under 8, when accompanied by an adult)

Two day pass:

• $25 for adults
• $10 for children (aged 8-15, when accompanied by an adult)
• Free for children (under 8, when accompanied by an adult)

On site parking is $10. Camping is available to spectators for $50 per vehicle, includes Friday – Sunday.