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Tonight 10:30 5 of 7 Pm Wednesday Eric Aug TONIGHT 10:30 5 OF 7 PM WEDNESDAY ERIC AUG. 8, 2018 CHURCH FREE 8:30 PM ® STURGISTURGISS RRIDERIDER DDAILYAILY DOn’T MISS RSD Super Hooligan Races Presented by Indian Motorcycle • BMW DeMo RiDes • FRee Fuel Happy HouR THE ORIGINAL CAN’T BE DUPLICATED stReet DRags oes it sometimes seem that racing is a little • too...professional? The big sponsors, team • Wall oF DeatH colors and the high-tech struggle for mil- Dlisecond almost makes it too complicated. Well, if STURGIS BUFFALo Chip’S you want to revel in the spirit of a simpler time in two wheeled competition, the next round of the WOLFMAN JACK 2018 Super Hooligan National Championship throws down today, Wednesday, August 8th at the STAGE Chip’s technical and thrilling TT track—part of the ground-shaking Moto Stampede. TONIGHT Super Hooligan racing harkens back to the origi- nal “run whatcha brung” spirit of the Jackpine Gyp- 10:30 PM sies and early Class C racers. Roland Sands and ERIC CHURCH his hooligan buddies brought back the idea a few years ago, igniting a renaissance in dirt racing. A 8:30 PM Super Hooli- REVEREND HORTON HEAT gan race smack in-between the What: RSD Super Hooligan Wolfman Jack Races Presented by Indian TOMORROW stage and the Top Shelf lounge Motorcycle 10:30 PM at the Chip? When: Wednesday, KID ROCK That’s as original August 8, 2018 4:00 pm as Roland’s idea Where: Buffalo Chip 8:30 PM – and it makes Amphitheater the Buffalo Chip LITA FORD and RSD perfect 7:05 partners. Modifications are limited and the class rules are sparse, encour- SCATTERED HAMLET aging competition and a free-wheeling sense of excitement. An impressive selection of classes run, from vintage to amateurs STURGIS WEATHER and even a costume class! And proving the street cred of Indian’s Wed 8/8 Thurs 8/9 Scout Sixty, a customized version—compliments of Indian, J&P, GEICO and the Chip—will take some turns on the track before being given away at the end of the evening. Plus, it’s more than just racing when the Chip throws a party! 89/63 88/66 After the races, The Reverend Horton Heat takes the stage fol- Sunny Sunny lowed by a smokin’ hot country romp with Eric Church to keep Courtesy of weather.com the party rolling all night. Don’t miss a minute of the action! PAGE 2 STURGIS RIDER DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 STURGIS RIDER DAILY PAGE 3 Prairie Edge Trading Company & Galleries SHOWCASE STAGES Hay saves the day WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8TH BIKINI BEACH STAGE 1PM ......................... Head Banging Contest 1:30PM ..................... Beer & Burps Contest BUFFALO CHIP TT TRACK REFINED A WORLD APART 2PM .......................Whipped Cream Twister or 37 years, the Buffalo Chip amphi- Rapid City, SD, main- 2:30PM ....................... Rope Swing Contest theater has been the home for top name stay and fan-favorite for 3PM ...............................Karaoke Fight Club concert performances. Back in the day, Native American artworks Fthere was plenty of impromptu racing there, andA crafts, Prairie Edge offers high- 3:30PM ..........................Slip ‘N’ Slide Relay 4PM ......................... Frozen T-Shirt Contest too. But last year’s inaugural Buffalo Chip TT quality work by both known and 4:30PM .....................Ice Cold Jorts Contest demanded a higher caliber race venue, and emerging artists in a variety of 5PM ....................Homemade Bikini Contest the standard was raised even higher for this mediums. The building which 5:30PM ...........Homemade Mankini Contest year’s Chip TT when the track was refined houses the legendary gallery is a his- 6PM ...........................Pickle Lickin’ Contest and safety was further addressed. toric building with three floors and 6:30PM ........ Air Sex World Championships Enter McGuigan Inc., a family-owned beautiful craftsmanship—work of 7PM .................................Blade Aces Axe & farm in Spearfish Valley that’s been operating art in and of itself. Knife Throwing Demo since 1908, over five generations. “We were From intricate beadwork to gor- Midnight ........Live Music: BC & The Big Rig in the dairy business for longest time then geous paintings, General Manager evolved to doing strictly hay, high quality Dan Tribby has high standards KINISON STAGE hay,” said Mike McGuigan. Those giant hay in choosing his inventory, and he 7:55PM ............................Buffalo Dreamers bales skirting the Chip TT’s lines came from maintains a hands-on approach. As 8PM ....................................The Flaunt Girls McGuigan’s and they were the literal building a Sturgis local, longtime motorcycle 9:55PM ............................Buffalo Dreamers blocks of a wall separat- rider, and veteran, Dan’s connection 10PM ..................................The Flaunt Girls ing racers and spectators. to the Black Hills in deep and wide. How Do You Rally? Show us! Midnight ........................... Scattered Hamlet What makes high A store within a store, Prairie The best selfie we get each day will appear in the next day’s paper. So make it a good one and quality hay? “We sam- Edge also contains the Sioux Trad- remember, it has to be printable—both in content and quality. Photos received will be submitted for ROADHOUSE STAGE ple all our hay and have ing Post section, which features the 2019 By Bikers, For Bikers Mural at the CrossRoads, too. Text: 828-205-8482 Email: GetSocial@ 8 PM, 10 PM, Midnight ............ Live Music: a lab run analysis on it, authentic beads, botanicals, and BuffaloChip.Com. The Hawkeyes testing it for feed qual- craft supplies. Stop in and discover Here’s the Sturgis Rider Daily volunteer paper boy, Nigel Hawkins. Now that’s enthusiasm! ity and feed value,” said the gem that is Prairie Edge, and JVC CROSSROADS STAGE Mike’s son Curtis. How be sure to view their not-for-sale Noon ................................... Sassy & Classy do you produce high historic items and artifacts while 2PM .................Live Music: Charlie Brechtel quality hay? Said Mike, you’re there. 4:30PM ..Live Music: Black Water Mountain “It’s time and diligence; 7PM ...Biker Games Hosted by Tumbleweed working with Mother Prairie Edge Nature to know when to cut it and get it Tell us what you love aboutLet’s spending the Connect! Sturgis Motorcycle Rally at the Buffalo Chip. Or CROSSROADS EVENTS 606 Main St. packaged right.” shoot us a picture and show us how your rally adventure is playing out. We may print your words 7–11AM ..................Free Pancake Breakfast Rapid City, SD 57701! Curtis agrees. “It has to do with Mother or photos in the Sturgis Rider Daily! 9–10AM ............CrossFit at the CrossRoads Nature co-operating with you. I’ve been Open daily from 9 to 9, text: 828-205-8482 • email: [email protected] 9–3PM .............................Blade Aces Axe & watching my dad and grandpa doing this a and Sundays letters to the editor: [email protected] Knife Throwing Championship lot of years. I guess I learned a lot at age seven from 10 to 5. Where’s Woody? Scan every issue to find Woody then head to the Chip 9AM–6PM ..............Miss Buffalo Chip Bikini I didn’t know I was learning.” Bike Wash The McGuigans put up 1500 tons of hay a Chamber of Commerce to collect your prize. First three finders win! 9AM–6PM ...................... BMW Demo Rides year and deliver their sought-after bundles all Noon–1:30PM .....Live Music: Pat Terranova over the nation, to top horse farms, dairies, Noon–5PM ......... Sexiest Bagger Bike Show and drought-stricken areas. ® 1–4PM ...................... Free Fuel Happy Hour The hay used for the Chip racetrack isn’t STURGIS RIDER DAILY 1:30–2PM ............. Stunt Show: Clint Ewing top of the line—that wasn’t necessary for Co-publishers editor advertising sales Design & prepress 1:30–2PM ........ Ives Brothers Wall of Death our use. But it looks amazing and the sturdy Sturgis Buffalo Chip Marilyn Stemp Rapid City Journal Amy Menerey, 3–3:30PM ........ Ives Brothers Wall of Death solid barrier it makes protects both racers and Rapid City Journal assistant editor Paul Mitchell, Sturgis Lost Cabin 3–3:30PM ..................... Blade Aces Awards RENTALS » SALES » SERVICE spectators. Each mega bale is 3’ x 4’ x 8’ and printer Madeline Woodruff Buffalo Chip Photo & Design 3:30–4PM ............. Stunt Show: Clint Ewing weighs 1400 pounds. Somebody bring the WHEre’S WOODY? Rapid City Journal 3:30–4:30PM ......Live Music: Pat Terranova PARTS & ACCESSORIES forklift! For other uses, the McGuigans pro- 4–4:30PM ........ Ives Brothers Wall of Death The Buffalo Chip’s ubiquitous Rod “Woody” Woodruff loves to Contributors: Aaron Packard, Jordan Axtman, Brad Schneck, Grant Ekroth, Jack duce a block of 21 smaller bales, bundled 5–5:30PM .................... Sexiest Bagger Bike Rally Mobile Service meet campers. He turns up everywhere at the Chip, so keep your eyes McIntrye, Cindy Erato, Nyla Griffith, Mary Panerio, Jeff Smith, Rachael Silver, Show Awards together. These weigh “just” 1260 pounds… peeled for his smiling face and say hello. Also look for Woody in the Vincent Stemp. Other material contributed by staff of the Rapid City Journal. Maybe they don’t claim to be race fans, but 6–6:30PM ............... Bike Show: Clint Ewing 9AM-8PM pages of the Sturgis Rider Daily to win Chip merch. Each day there’s Circulation 6–7PM .........“Rebel On the Highway” Actor the McGuigans did come out for the Buffalo a different Woody caricature hidden in a photo of an event or loca- The Sturgis Rider® Daily is published seven consecutive days during the Sturgis Rally. 9500 copies are distributed each day at 70 locations in the Black Hills and to campers at the Sturgis Buffalo Chip. Autograph Sessions & “Rough Boys” Chip TT on Sunday. Said Mike, “We saw one 605-999-8781 tion he especially recommends.
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