18 Hours of Fruita
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About this Event
Beginning at midnight and racing for 18 hours straight, this local favorite event is a great way to kick off the summer racing season.
PARK IMPACTS: Bookcliff Campground will be closed Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights for the event. The Day Use Area on the east side of the park will also be closed Friday afternoon and Saturday.
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