When was the last time you entered a track with a paved driveway that includes a special Fire Lane and a front gate booth this sano?

We rolled out the rig setup for some brand exposure, displaying the VX-34's and of course we had to burn some laps.

The facility is expansive with parking around the perimiter of the 4 current tracks, which include the Pro Track (that is user-friendly for amateurs and vets), Vet Track, Mini Track and Pee Wee Track.

Here’s a shot of the Off-Camber corner on the main track.A nice inside line berm developed and made the corner easier to rail.

Monster Energy, Team Hart & Huntington, Rockstar Energy and the Metal Mulisha were out in full force.

The big hitters from another angle.Winds kept the use of shade canopys to a minimum.

The Pro Track is littered with spectator tunnels covered by a table-top jump.All the tracks are surrounded by sano fencing, grass, and run-off lakes.

You can see how much dirt was moved to make some of the larger hills.The largest hill is a good 30+ feet high.

The Pro Track is long and littered by obstacles. Say goodbye to do-or-die doubles and hello to do-able table tops, whoops, mello doubles, step-ups and a huge drop-off.

In it’s prime the Lake Elsinore MX facility packed in thousands of riders every weekend. This new and highly-improved facility just set the bar higher for all other motocross

facilities nation-wide.

When was the last time you experienced a motocross track with cement sidewalks to the viewing deck, grassy hills and pine trees everywhere. Not in Southern California you haven’t.

This is the biggest hit on the Pro Track. Most mortal men double-double to the top.The back side is a launch to the bottom. Leave the top lip wide open and you still won’t

flat land it.

LEMP’s mini Talladega corner. You can see the double jump before it is very mercifuland moderate in size.

This shot shows the Viewing-Deck that has been sprayed with Hydro Seed.The step-up table is another of the Pro Tracks unique obstacles.