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Sturgis race organizers prepare to adjust schedule for potential rain delays

August 10, 2024 | Sturgis City, Meade County, South Dakota



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Sturgis race organizers prepare to adjust schedule for potential rain delays
The City of Sturgis is prepared to adapt its racing schedule to ensure the upcoming event can proceed, even in the face of inclement weather. During a special city council meeting on August 10, 2024, officials discussed contingency plans for racing in the rain, emphasizing their commitment to maintaining the event's schedule.

City representatives confirmed that while there are no provisions to race in the rain, they have acquired specialized equipment, including multiple street sweepers and a jet blower, to dry the streets quickly. This proactive approach allows them to adjust race times and formats as needed, including shortening sessions or cutting races to accommodate weather conditions.

The planned schedule originally aimed to conclude by 6 PM, but with the addition of lighting, officials expressed confidence in extending racing activities until 8 PM on Sunday if necessary. The primary goal remains clear: to ensure the race takes place, regardless of weather challenges.

This flexibility reflects the city's experience in managing racing events, having successfully navigated similar weather-related adjustments in previous races, including one in Texas. The city is committed to providing a safe and enjoyable experience for both racers and spectators, demonstrating a strong focus on community engagement and event success.

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