UPSHIFT ENT. presents: BATTLE SHOWCASE III
Battle Showcase Guam takes place Saturday February 16, 2019 at the Guam International Raceway Drag Strip. Gates open at 4pm with a lineup of eight different battles taking place simultaneously all in one evening for all to enjoy!
Battle Showcase is a once a year lifestyle festival that highlights competition in Auto customization, Urban arts, racing, and motorsports. This year the addition of a small but first for Guam, Food Truck Battle takes place with local foodie judges as the taste testers.
Features:
- Custom Auto / Bike Show Battle – with Guest Judge Itsuki Terada, producer of Japan’s Cross Five Super Show.
- Drag Race Battle – Heads up racing down the 1/4 mile in 15 sec – 11 sec Divisions.
- Drifting – Drift exhibition on the drag strip by Guam’s best drifters.
- DB Battle – Bass equipped vehicles go head to head in an audio battle to find out who’s the loudest.
- 1 on 1 B-Boy Battle (Break Dancing)
- 1 on 1 Graffiti Battle – Battle Showcase II winner Ronald Larrew “Author” takes on tattoo artist Paolo “Mad Pow” Madlagbayan
- DJ Battle exhibition by DJ Sylnt, DJ Ace, DJ Ryan the Mixologist
- Guam’s first Food Truck Battle: (6 entries) Bongdoza’s, Korned, A&L Foods, G&G, MaTacos, Yuuniku. 3 Awards: Best Food Truck, Best Signature Dish, Best Truck / Trailer Design & Theme.
- Vendor displays and activities: Proline, Fewture Clothing, Napa Auto Parts, Lorzalyn Face Paintings etc.
Patrons can pre-purchase tickets to the event for $10 online at guamraceway.com, upshiftent.com or in-person at Proline, Car Audio Image, Hafaloha, Opake, all Foody’s/Shells, and all Napa Auto Parts locations. Admission at the gate is $15. Children ages 11 and under get in FREE.
More information on the show can be found on:
MEDIA PASS INSTRUCTIONS:
Please email info@upshiftent.com no later than Friday 2/15/19 with the name of your media company and list the names of your reporters, photographers, videographers, or representatives. Passes will be at the box office of the main gate.
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Frank ‘The Crank’ Camacho was a competitive youth golfer in Saipan with dreams of making it to the PGA.
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