
Minnesota 1000
June 19 - 21, 2009
TeamStrange is proud beyond words to present the 15th edition of the Minnesota 1000.
Having said that, here are some words...
Yep, this year marks the 15th annual running of one of the country's premier 24 hour motorcycle road rallies. TeamStrange invites you to join in and help us celebrate!
We're sure we'll see the return of many veterans who have entered the event in previous years. But each year also brings a significant number of new riders. Last year, 25% of the riders were MN1K first-timers. And some of them went on to win or place very high in their class. So we hope you will join us this year, whether you are a returning rider or new to the event.
Leo's South, in Lakeville, MN, has graciously invited us back for the fourth year in a row. They will again be the host location for the traditional Friday night "Liar's Banquet", and for both the start and end of the rally. What can we say? Leo's has the location, they have plenty of room for lots of motorcycles, and most importantly they have the staff that goes above and beyond to make us feel welcome year after year.
Leo's South is located at 16375 Kenrick Ave in Lakeville, MN. You can find Leo's on Google Maps, or with Garmin MapSource (.gdb file), or with Microsoft Streets & Trips (.est file).
Some factoids about this year's event:
5:30 PM
Rider check-in begins.7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Food is served8:00 PM
Very important riders meeting.
Riders who are unable to attend may still participate in the rally in Saturday.
If possible, notify Rally Master Bart in advance if you will not be present Friday evening.
6:30 AM to 7:30 AM
Rider check-in. Please arrive before 7:30 AM.
Once you are checked in, your odometer will be recorded, and your bike will be impounded until the rally begins.
Be sure you have fuel and everything else you need to start the rally before you check in.7:30 AM
Very important riders meeting.8:00:00 AM
Rally begins and riders are permitted to leave.
7:59:59 AM
All riders must return by this time. Don't be late!9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Breakfast is servedAs expediently as possible:
Scoring is completed, results are announced, and awards are ... um ... awarded.
The 2009 Minnesota 1000 has ended, but you can see the results
here.
Last updated:
26 February, 2012