CXLA: Racing City Parks With SoCalCross

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Held in El Dorado Park in Long Beach, the CXLA event is part of the SoCalCross PRESTIGE SERIES. The course was long and dry, with sand-pits, obstacles and fine silica dust enshrouding the riders as they made their way through the park.
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Held in El Dorado Park in Long Beach, the CXLA event is part of the 2015 SoCalCross PRESTIGE SERIES. The course was long and dry, with sand-pits, obstacles and fine silica dust enshrouding the riders as they made their way through the park. The next race in the SoCalCross Prestige Series is the Turkey Trot Cross on November 29th, followed by the final race, Santa Cross, on December 13th in Woodland Hills.

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