Trey Canard's Track
Friday, March 25, 2011 | 10:50 AM
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Dream Traxx would like to welcome the newest racer to their list of clients - Trey Canard. Here is a picture walk of the building of Trey's supercross track.
Arriving at Trey's we were pleased to see the amount of land we had to work with, and our options were not going to be limited.
After talking with Trey, and looking around the property, we decided that the bottom piece would be best suited for the new track because it had softer terrain and was out of the wind. 
Our first task was to square up the pad and calculate how much dirt would be needed to create the track we had designed. 
By the time we got the pad pushed out the way we wanted, we were able to utilize the remaining dirt to start sculpting the track.
To generate the remaining necessary dirt, we excavated two separate areas that will help us create drainage and give us a jump start for the outdoor track.
The track starts to really take shape!
Really happy with how nice the dirt was to work with and shape. As you can see, it allowed us to put a really nice finish on the track once we started with the finishing touches. 
The Final Result! I really owe a lot of thanks to my crew, Corey Hobbs and Chris Haines, for the extra effort they put in to building this track from scratch and create such a great looking masterpiece!
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Good God.... That track would be impossible to build here in Massachusetts. There must not be neighbors for miles around.
Its Oklahoma...no neihbors for hundreds of miles probably....nice track and the dirt looks perfect.....BRAAAAPPT!!
I would love to ride on a track like that for a week. WOW
....drooool......
Neihbords...what neihbords!?
I'm from Spain....i'm dreaming racing this track..lol
holy god that looks amazing
Anyone have any insight on to how much a track like this costs to have built?
Boing!
Be nice to see some helmet cam video on this baby........
depends you can go with big names and pay 15-20 thousand. or you can get guys that will build you something for 7-10 the same quality with out the pocket book gouge...
Sweet track and good ole Oklahoma red dirt ! I live about 30 miles up the road and it's mostly farm land and cattle around here !
we got neighbors, just not a bunch of uptite assholes with nothing better to do than tell us when and where we can ride our bikes...just fyi..
I love that red soil. I thought that was only in Atlanta but OK looking good too.
There may not be any neighbors in sight but it won't be long there will be plenty of friends show up. Looks like the secret track is exposed to the public. I've got to go now, time to load up the bike for some okie practice. Tell Trey don't worrry about cook'n cause I'll bring some sandwiches.
Check out Creative Contracting Services @ CCSactionsports.com. They built the track at the Pittsburgh Motor speedway, cannot remember name. They built a track in Virgina by Richmond as well. They also build Bmx stuff as well.
Oklahoma's soil is RED. Might even be redder further north near Stillwater where Coop's track is. If you wear white gear, good luck getting the red out. :)
No comments yet about the red arrow whipping it over the tripple?
I'm guessing a little longer lap times than the average Supercross track this year.
Wow , there will be some migthy scrubs here no doubt. I almost thought i saw an off camber corner but i was DREAMING ,we don't do those anymore. GO CANARD!!!!!!!!
Looks like Arm Pump Prairie
The red arrow blends in with all that red dirt. Just when you think the triple is clear, BRAAAAAAP - red arrow takes you out.
Ride at your own risk.
I thought Bubble's track was sweet. That is moto heaven on earth. I need more land!
"wildbill wrote: about 8 hours ago
we got neighbors, just not a bunch of uptite assholes with nothing better to do than tell us when and where we can ride our bikes...just fyi.. "
AMEN brother..... We are Blessed to live in a state where we have freedom.
And our Dirt is the REDEST dirt you will find anywhere..... look here... --> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJJYhBy6AEY
and here --->>>>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7q5BmbKGpI&feature=related <<<--- this video features the 125 2 stroke race Pastrana competed in.
OHHHHH Man that is sexy as hellllllllllllll. Bleeeeeeeeeeeed for it.
I rode at his house last summer and it was insane. Brand new Gearne white boots are now offically stained red. I wonder what happened to his old track builder Randy Poulter??
Very nice and well constructed. Right there folks is one reason why Oklahoma isn't such a 'tard state after all. I went to aviation school in Tusla and I can say that there is still a massive amount of wide open prairie just ripe for the pickings. Land isn't very expensive relative to the rest of the country and no neighbors for miles in the right location. I live in Texxass now and land is way more expensive and harder to come by close to any civilization. Oh well, at least I don't live in Santa Cruz anymore cause that hell hole known as California use to be awesome until the low lifes, dirt bags, and illegals ruined it. Texxass is catching up though. Hope there is motocross in Montana...
i could do that track on the first lap in first gear with the choke on! its nothing compared to tracks in nebraska! BECAUSE THE TRACKS IN OMAHA NEBRASKA ARE FLAT, STRAIT, AND HAVE AN OCCASIONAL BUMP OR HILL U HAVE TO NEGOTIATE. why? because they have to be safe for everyone! thats why a lot of pros come from nebraska. note: when u make it safe for everyone, its fun for almost no-one.
pmoney..... your a dumbass! excavator to dig the dirt, off road dump to move the dirt, dozer and skiddy to build...... equipment bill alone is atleast 10 grand and then u got fuel travel expenses etc.... jerk off!! pretty sure Dream Traxx aint pocket gougin no one!!