The Race That Almost Didn't Happen
The 2009 Mint 400 off road race in late March northeast of Las Vegas almost didn’t happen and probably would not have were it not for a generous gesture on behalf of one member of the Southern Nevada Off Road Enthusiasts (SNORE).
A late requirement by the Bureau of Indian Affairs complicated by an apparent lack of communications required a $100,000 surety bond sending SNORE and its members scrambling to meet the demands while also saving the race.
Full details from longtime Las Vegas writer Mike Henle: http://www.mikehenle.com/
A late requirement by the Bureau of Indian Affairs complicated by an apparent lack of communications required a $100,000 surety bond sending SNORE and its members scrambling to meet the demands while also saving the race.
Full details from longtime Las Vegas writer Mike Henle: http://www.mikehenle.com/
Labels: SNORE off road racing Mint 400 Bureau of Indian Affairs
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