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        <caption>Bruce powerslides his KX250 through the first turn.</caption>
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      Thrill Hill Motocross is a full-featured 1.7 mile motocross track located
      near Gadsden, Tennessee. The track is owned and operated by <a href="mailto:mike@thmx.com">Mike
      Taylor</a>, <a href="mailto:paul@thmx.com">Paul Stanley</a> and their families.
      Currently in it's second full season, the track is steadily gaining in popularity.
      The track is open for practice on wednesdays from 11am until dark, saturdays from
      11am until 6pm, and sundays from 11am until dark. There were 9 races <a href="/calendar">scheduled</a>
      for this season. Thrill Hill Motocross is also participating in a 3 track, 6 race
      <a href="/king">series</a> with neighboring tracks, <a href="http://www.dryhillraceway.com/" target="_blank">Dry
      Hill</a>, and <a href="http://www.burnthillmotocross.com/" target="_blank">Burnt
      Hill</a>. The series has been dubbed &#8220;<a href="/king">King of the Hill</a>&#8221;.
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        <caption>&#8220;Thrill Hill Girl&#8221; Brittney Infield crests the top of &#8220;Ant-Hill&#8221;.</caption>
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      The track itself mainly features safe multi-level tabletop jumps, ranging from
      12ft to over 90ft in length. There are 3 &#8220;Whoop Sections&#8221; each consisting
      of a different jump depth and spacing configuration, also a 5-jump &#8220;Rhythm
      Section&#8221; for those desiring to &#8220;double-in&#8221; and &#8220;triple-out&#8221;.
      There are many &#8220;bermed&#8221; turns as well as flat turns that will challenge
      <em>(or develop)</em> your riding skills. Three of the rider favorites are a 25ft
      &#8220;Camel-Back&#8221; double, a 14ft &#8220;Step-Up&#8221;, and an &#8220;Ant-Hill&#8221;
      where you have to turn on the up face, then accelerate on the down face, as it
      leads to a 90ft &#8220;Uphill-Triple&#8221; tabletop.
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