The third round of the 2020 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship featured the season's most competitive afternoon of racing thus far, with compelling battles for victory across both the 450 Class and 250 Class. Indiana's Ironman Raceway serves as one of the most dynamic tracks on the championship schedule and it was no surprise to see the best riders in the world put their talents of full display at the Guaranteed Rate Ironman National.
Reigning three-time 450 Class Champion Eli Tomac found himself in unfamiliar territory coming into Indiana, sitting seventh in the championship standings and facing a 40-point deficit to leader Zach Osborne. As a result, Tomac and his Monster Energy Kawasaki squad entered the Ironman National looking to turn their season around, and they did just that. The Colorado native captured the 45th victory of his career, emphasized by an impressive Moto 2 win.
Over in the 250 Class, the intrigue of the early season title fight between GEICO Honda's Jeremy Martin and Monster Energy/Star/Yamaha Racing's Dylan Ferrandis took another turn when Ferrandis' dominant Moto 1 win was nullified by a first-turn crash in Moto 2 that left the point leader at the tail end of the field. While Martin was able to take full advantage of the opportunity and earn his second straight victory, Ferrandis was stellar in his recovery effort, salvaging both a runner-up finish and his points lead.
The lights have been switched off for the season, but Magic of Lights is continuing
the spirit of giving with a donation to the CHEO Foundation. This season, Magic of Lights welcomed the CHEO Foundation as a new charity partner and today representatives from Wesley Clover Parks, Fun Guys and the CHEO Foundation gathered to celebrate the success of this new partnership.
Giving back to the local community is a fundamental part of Magic of Lights, and one of Wesley Clover Parks’ core objectives. Presenting the $25,000 donation was Wesley Clover Parks Executive Director, Karen Sparks. “Every year our team looks forward to transforming the Wesley Clover Parks Campground into a winter wonderland where we can celebrate the holiday season with our community. We are so pleased to have the opportunity to work alongside our fantastic partners at Fun Guys and Bell Media to bring Magic of Lights to the national capital region year after year. One of our favorite parts of this event is that it gives us the opportunity to support amazing local organizations like the CHEO Foundation, and the important work that they do. All of the families and guests who have made Magic of Lights a part of their holiday traditions are the ones who make days like today possible, so thank you!”
The CHEO Foundation is responsible for developing, accepting, distributing and recognizing philanthropy in support of CHEO, the CHEO Research Institute and Roger Neilson House. Dedicated to the best life for every child and youth, CHEO is a global leader in pediatric health care and research. “We are so thankful to our friends at Wesley Clover Parks and Fun Guys Events for working together to benefit the kids and young families who rely on CHEO,” said Kevin Keohane, President and CEO of the CHEO Foundation. “Their generosity has transformed Magic of Lights into a community success story by helping us to provide the best possible care for every child and youth who needs us.”
Helping to share this holiday tradition with the National Capital Region year after year is media partner Bell Media. “MAJIC 100 and CTV are pleased to continue to support this magical event and with it now helping children in our community receive the care they need from CHEO makes it all the more special” said Richard Gray, Regional Vice-President/General Manager, Bell Media.
Magic of Lights is a striking drive-through lightshow, taking guests through a festive and vibrant route of LED displays that celebrate the joy of the holidays. “Those who have made Magic of Lights part of their holiday traditions will be excited to know that the event will be returning for the 2020/2021 season,” said FunGuys LLC CEO, Grant Reeves. “Our collective partnership with the CHEO Foundation is just one more way for Magic of Lights to share the holiday spirit with more families in the Ottawa region and at the same time shine a special light on a very deserving Foundation.”
Magic of Lights will return to the Wesley Clover Parks Campground in November, for more information about the event and when you can get your tickets visit www.magicoflights.com/ottawa.
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