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.
Basketball
GUAM BASKETBALL CAMP SERIES 3 IN SWING
MMA/Boxing
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DID U KNOW?
Sports legend Joe Taitano used to run to school at JFK from his Yigo home and back. He continued this routine up to 1979 when he’d run from home to GW gym and back to practice for the South Pacific Games with the national basketball team. Guam went on to win its second straight SPG gold medal.
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