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Monster Energy AUS-X Open returns to Sydney on November 10

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The most extreme event in motorsport; the Monster Energy AUS-X Open returns to Sydney on November 10?
The Monster Energy AUS-X Open Sydney event returns in 2018 and this year‰Ûªs action is set to blow the minds of fans across the country with a revamped, triple-crown Supercross race format scheduled for November 10 at Qudos Bank Arena.

With more extreme motorsport and racing than ever before, fans are urged to arrange travel now and sign-up to our presale list, with the newly formatted triple-crown Saturday night, sure to sell-out.

Since its inception in 2015 the AUS-X Open Sydney has hosted a star-studded lineup of riders including 2-time World Champion - Chad Reed (AUS-X Open Champion 2015, 2016), current World No. 1 - Jason Anderson (AUS-X Open Champion 2017), the Greatest of All-Time - Ricky Carmichael, 4-time World Champion - Ryan Villopoto, stuntman extraordinaire Robbie Maddison and not to forget the two-stroke tyrant himself - Ronnie Mac.
We urge all fans to book early and sign up to our Presale Database to avoid missing out on this year‰Ûªs event.
Organisers are keeping this year‰Ûªs lineup tight-lipped but Event Co-Founder and Director - Adam Bailey, claims this year‰Ûªs racing will be more intense than ever before.

‰ÛÏEvery year we‰Ûªve ensured the Monster Energy AUS-X Open Sydney evolves as a greater spectacle for our fans and this year‰Ûªs no different as we‰Ûªre planning to bring more energy and more excitement to the event than ever before,‰Û
In 2017, over 27,000 packed the stands across two days in Sydney to see current World Championship leader Jason Anderson become the first American to claim the AUS-X Open Champion crown
In 2017, over 27,000 people from around Australia and overseas, packed the stands across two days in Sydney to see current World Championship leader Jason Anderson become the first American to claim the AUS-X Open Champion crown. The event also reached over 70 million fans worldwide through AUS-X Open produced content showcased on both social and traditional media platforms.

NSW Minister for Tourism and Major Events, Adam Marshall said, ‰ÛÏThe AUS-X Open is hugely popular and we expect around 11,000 visitors will travel to NSW for this year‰Ûªs event, injecting approximately $6.7 million into the NSW visitor economy,‰Û
urther announcements regarding the athlete lineup, a revitalised racing schedule and more are still to come
2018 will feature pyrotechnics, light and sound and first-class entertainment values, all indoors in the comfort of Qudos Bank Arena; with a pit paddock area accessible on the outside of the arena for all motorsport fans to get up close and personal with their favourite teams and riders.

‰ÛÏWe‰Ûªre well underway with plans to not only secure an incredible lineup of riders but have a whole host of announcements that will shock and amaze fans. There‰Ûªs nowhere you‰Ûªd rather be than in Sydney, on November 10!‰Û

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