Welcome to the Super Run
Car Show
September 22–24, 2017
Mesquite Gaming, CasaBlanca Resort and Virgin River Hotel and Casino are proud to be sponsors of the 2017 Super Run!
Join us for a 3-day, jam-packed weekend in Mesquite featuring vintage cars, new cars, custom automobiles, beloved classics – you name it! We’re also giving away $15,000 in cash/drawings to given to Car Show Participants. So don’t forget to vote for your favorite vehicle!
This 3-day event sells out quick, please book your hotel stay now!
Las Vegas Cruisin’ Association brings the Super Run to Mesquite, Nevada. Mesquite Gaming is honored to host a second car show this year!
To find information on registering a vehicle visit: superrun.com
Schedule
| 9-21-2017 Thursday |
Early Check-In & Registration @ CasaBlanca Resort Casino Showroom Pre-Registered Car Participants pick-up Credentials Packet, Registration for Car Participants no previous registered Familiarize the Hotel Casino’s Show & Shine Areas at CasaBlanca Parking Lot, Oasis Parking Lot, Virgin River Parking Lot Free Entertainment at CasaBlanca Lounge / Virgin River Lounge |
Noon – 6pm |
| 9-22-2017 Friday |
Vendors & Car & Parts Corral Move-In / Set Up in designated locations | 7am – Noon |
| Registration & Check in @ CasaBlanca Resort Casino Showroom | 8am – 6pm | |
| Vendors & Car & Parts Corral Open at designated locations | 9am – 6pm | |
| Show & Shine – at All Hotels & Casinos designated areas | 9am – 6pm | |
| Judging of Vehicles ongoing throughout Event | 9am – 6pm | |
| Poker Trivia Walk thru All Participating Hotels & Casinos | 9am – 5pm | |
| Participant’s Cash Drawings – $3,500.00 | 10am, Noon, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm | |
| Roaring Engines Competition | 11am – Noon | |
| Start Friday Open Headers Cruise to All Hotel Casino Properties | Noon – 2pm | |
| Slow Drags / Burn Out Competition | 3pm – 5pm | |
| Extreme Automotive Flames Exhibition | 5pm | |
| CasaBlanca Showroom: TBA | 8:30pm | |
| CasaBlanca-Skydome Lounge: TBA | 8pm – 1:30am | |
| Virgin River – River Lounge: TBA | 8pm – 1am | |
| 9-23-2017 Saturday |
Registration & Check-In @ CasaBlanca Resort Casino Showroom | 8am-6pm |
| Vendors & Car & Parts Corral Open at designated locations | 9am – 6pm | |
| Show & Shine – at All Hotels & Casinos designated areas | 9am – 6pm | |
| Judging of Vehicles ongoing throughout Event | 9am – 6pm | |
| Poker Trivia Walk thru All Participating Hotels & Casinos | 9am – 5pm | |
| Participant’s Cash Drawings – $3,500.00 | 10am, Noon, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm | |
| Roaring Engines Competition | 11am – Noon | |
| Jeff Civillico- Physical Comedy Show- Free Admission | Two Shows Noon and 2pm | |
| Start Saturday Open Headers Cruise to All Hotel Casino Properties | Noon – 2pm | |
| Slow Drags / Burn Out Competition | 3pm – 5pm | |
| Extreme Automotive Flames Exhibition | 5pm | |
| CasaBlanca Showroom: TBA | 8:30pm | |
| CasaBlanca-Skydome Lounge: TBA | 8pm – 1:30am | |
| Virgin River-River Lounge: TBA | 8pm – 1am | |
| 9-24-2017 Sunday |
Registration & Check-In @ CasaBlanca Resort Casino Showroom | 8am-10am |
| Vendors & Car & Parts Corral Open at designated locations | 8am – 1pm | |
| Show & Shine – at All Hotels & Casinos designated areas | 8am – 1pm | |
| Judging of Vehicles ongoing throughout Event | 8am – 10am | |
| Turn In Poker Walk Sheets @ CasaBlanca Resort Casino | 9am – 10am | |
| Turn In All Voting Ballots @ CasaBlanca Resort Casino | 9am – 10am | |
| Pick-Up of All Participant’s Unclaimed Cash Drawings | 9am – 10am | |
| Awards Presentation with Cash Awards @ CasaBlanca Showroom to Top Vehicle Participants – $8,000.00 | Starting 1pm |
Over 260 Total Awards, including Top 150 Vehicles, plus Dignitary Picks & Sponsors Awards, Specialty Awards, Crowd Pleasers Awards, Peoples Choice, Participant’s Pick & More!!!
Plus $15,000 in Cash & Drawing Prizes for Car Show Participants
*Note: All Awards Winners must be Present at Awards Presentation and Present Positive Identification or Awards will be forfeited.
Free Show to Spectators of All Ages • Public Welcome • Vote for Your Favorite Vehicles
Hotel
CasaBlanca Resort
877.438.2929
Group Code: #1SUPER7
$34 (Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday) and $64 (Friday and Saturday)
Plus 12.5% hotel tax. $6.99 daily resort fee. Book no later than 9/1/2017
Virgin River
877.GETAWAY (438.2929)
Group Code: #3SUPER7
$26 (Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday) and $45 (Friday and Saturday)
Plus 12.5% hotel tax. Book no later than 9/1/2017
Awards
Coming soon!!!
Car Show Film Fest
CasaBlanca Skydome Lounge
Free Admission
| 9-21-2017 Friday |
Chevrolet – See how the souped up “hot one” transformed Chevy from meek to mighty! Part of the “Great Cars” – American Classics series. “The Hot Ones – 1955-57 Chevrolet” – Length 45 minutes; In 1955, Chevrolet’s “Hot One” burst on the scene with a flurry of fins and chrome. Chevy had created an innovative series of cars with an all new optional V8 engine. The front chrome “egg crate” grille on the cars was widely criticized as being outlandish and hard to keep clean. But decades later it was hailed as a masterpiece of design. The car’s big news was the ferocious small block V8. It was lightweight and powerful, pumping out at least thirty more horsepower than the standard V6. This souped up engine helped transform Chevy’s image from meek to mighty. Decades later descendants of this engine are found in millions of race cars, boats, fork lifts, generators and of course…Chevrolets. It’s no wonder Chevy ads shouted, “Don’t mess with this baby.” “Corvette” – Length 25 minutes; The 1953 Corvette was the American car designed to fulfill the yearnings of soldiers returning from the Korean War. While overseas, some men fell in love with a woman, others fell in love with a mechanical sweetheart, the European sports car. Chevrolet’s fiberglass two seater was the first mass produced American sports car, but it almost shifted itself right out of production. Initially, it was equipped with an automatic transmission, not a sporty stick. But over the years, the Corvette has evolved from a cute looking roadster to the menacing Sting Ray and now to one of the world’s sleekest, sexiest and fastest high-tech sports cars. |
10am-11:10am |
| 9-21-2017 Friday |
Duesenberg; Packard; Tucker – The fascinating histories of some legendary American Classics! Part of the “Great Cars” – American Classics Series. “Duesenberg” – Length: 25 min; The ultimate, the top, the crème de la crème – the builders of the Duesenberg defied the odds and entered the Depression era with the most costly, powerful and daring auto ever built. It was hands-down, simply the best and fastest car on the road. It was gone by the end of the decade, but what a ride! Fewer than 500 of the classic Model J’s were built between 1928 and the company’s collapse in 1938. But over 400 of these desirable autos remain in the collections of lucky owners who still will say, “It’s a Duesy.” “Packard” – Length: 25 min; While many have forgotten that it ever existed, and many people weren’t even born before the last Packard rolled off the assembly line, it is a car that still excites the passion of car lovers around the world. See how this company’s autos became know as the “cars built by gentlemen for gentlemen.” And learn how a quiet and confident disdain for typical marketing ballyhoo propelled Packard to the top of the luxury market before its demise in the 1950’s. “Tucker” – Length 25 min; Just after World War II, Preston Tucker wanted to be the first automaker to introduce an entirely new car, not just a touched up pre-war model. Despite his “futuristic” car models, the government thought Tucker was a swindler and began a lengthy investigation. Tucker and several of his employees were eventually charged but acquitted of mail fraud and conspiracy. By the time the trial was over, Tucker’s hopes were shattered. |
11:15am-12:30pm |
| 9-21-2017 Friday |
Feature film – “Winning” – Winning is Everything! Fast cars, a hot romance and a behind-the-scenes look at the world famous Indy 500 – Winning has it all. Paul Newman stars as Frank Capua, a hotshot race car driver who will do anything to win. However, this obsession nearly causes him to lose his wife, Elora (Joanne Woodward), and his friendship with arch-rival Luther Erding (Robert Wagner) along the way. Released in 1969, Winning features a believable personal drama, spectacular footage of the 1968 Indy 500 with its famous 17-car pileup and a biting look at the people who make their living in the fast lane. | 12:45pm-2:50pm |
| 9-21-2017 Friday |
“Ford Muscle Cars” – Length 46 min; A dream come true for Big Blue fans! This volume of “Legendary Muscle Cars” is powered by Ford, and loaded with fun and excitement. Dennis Gage, “a real Ford guy,” brings you many of the greatest Fords to ever come out of Dearborn – and some awesome Shelbys too- including the Mustang, Torino, Cobra, and GT40. “Tail-to-tip” tours of classic Ford Muscle Cars, and interviews with Ford legends, collectors and restorers, along with some priceless archive footage, make this DVD a dream come true for Big Blue fans! “Ford Muscle Cars” includes 1965 Mustang GT Convertible Hi-Po; 1968 Mercury Cougar GT-E; 1969 Boss 429 Mustang; 1970 Mach 1 Mustang; 1970 Torino 429 cobra Jet; 1970 Torino King Cobra; 1971 boss 351 Mustang. |
3pm-3:46pm |
| 9-21-2017 Friday |
Feature Film – “Grand Prix” – All the glamour and greatness of the world’s most exciting drama of speed and spectacle! The revved-up Oscar Winner about the world’s most celebrated racing experience! Nine races. One champion. James Garner, Yves Montand, Brian Bedord and Antonio Sabato portray Formula 1 drivers competing to be the best in this slam-you-into-the-driver’s-seat tale of speed, spectacle and intertwined personal lives. Eva Marie Saint and Toshiro Mifune also star. John Frankenheimer (who 32 years later would again stomp the pedal to the metal for the car chases of Ronin) directs this winner of 3 Academy Awards, crafting split-screen images to capture the overlapping drama and orchestrating you-are-there POV camerawork to intensify the hard-driving thrills. Nearly 30 top drivers take part in the excitement, so buckle up, movie fans. Race with the best to the head of the pack. | 4pm-7pm |
| 9-22-2017 Saturday |
“Mopar Muscle Cars” – Length 49 min; Bad to the Bone Mopar Madness! That thing got a Hemi?…You Bet! Dennis Gage travels the country to bring you some of the most awesome Mopars to ever hit the street. Ride along in these bad machines and feel that Hemi power. This volume of “Legendary Muscle Cars” is loaded with terrific car footage and includes interviews with designers and engineers, as well as an in-depth look at the development of the o 0riginal 426 Hemi. So rev it up for a trip back to the heyday of classic Mopar Muscle! Mopar Muscle Cars include the 1964 Plymouth Belvedere Hemi; 1968 Dodge Hemi Dart; 1969 dodge Hemi Daytona; 1970 dodge Challenger 440; 1970 Plymouth Cuda 440; 1970 Plymouth Superbird; 1970 AAR Cuda & 1970 Challenger T/A. | 9am-9:50am |
| 9-22-2017 Saturday |
Feature Film “Le Mans” starring Steve McQueen – “A swift, exciting, authentic documentation fo the famous 24-hour race…vivid and enjoyable.” Los Angeles Times. One fo the most authoritative racing movies ever made, Le Mans is a daring, death-defying drive along one of the most perilous courses ever created. Hollywood icon and avid racer Steve McQueen performs most of his own driving for his role as American Michael Delaney, a tough and ambitious racer determined to find victory on the 8.5 mile course, one year after an accident that left another man dead. Filmed on location in France with over 45 international racing stars, this high-adrenaline film provide a fascinating look at the extraordinary cars and unique personalities drawn to the thrill of this high-risk sport. This cult classic film has been digitally restored providing fans with an extreme nerve shattering, and action packed car-racing experience! | 10am-11:50am |
| 9-22-2017 Saturday |
“Cool Cars of the 50s” – Length 1 hr 15 min; Part of the Legendary Muscle Car Series; Cool rides that defined the decade! Take a nostalgic ride with Dennis Gage as he brings you the coolest and most sought after riches of the 1950s era. From the audacious 1948 Tucker to the sleek 1957 Ford Thunderbird to the luxurious 1961 Chrysler New Yorker, recapture an unforgettable time in automotive history, featuring exhilarating car footage and fascinating interviews with car owners and restorers. Cool Cars of the 50s include: 1948 Tucker; 1949 Ford & 1950 Merc; 1953 Cunningham C-3; 1954 Buick Riviera; 1955 Chevy Bel Air; 1956 Continental Mark II; 1957 Ford Thunderbird; 1958 Chrysler 300D; 1960 Pontiac Bonneville; 1961 Chrysler New Yorker. | Noon-1:15pm |
| 9-22-2017 Saturday |
“Jay Leno – Certified Car Nut” – Length 1r 25 min; For comedian jay Leno, cars are something very special. He is a serious car enthusiast, historian and writer whose personal collection includes antiques, classics, customs, and some of the wildest things on four wheels. But these are no museum pieces – they are built to run, and Jay drives them all! On this very special “My Classic Car” volume, Dennis takes you inside Jay’s garage and test-drives some of his favorite cars and motorcycles. You’ll see Jay’s 1030 Duesenberg, 1909 Stanley Steamer, 1915 Hispano-Suiza, Tank Car, 1955 Buick Roadmaster, 1925 Doble, Jay’s Toys and his 1906 Vanderbilt Cup Racer. | 1:30pm-2:55pm |
| 9-22-2017 Saturday |
“Oldest Autos” & “Orphan Cars” – Old or Abandoned but not Forgotten! Part of the “Great Cars” – American Classics Series. “Oldest Autos” – Length 25 min; Right from the start, the automobile captured the attention people all over the world. These were dream machines that promised to make horses obsolete and transform the world. The auto pioneers were in a hurry. But they had to overcome tremendous obstacles. The public had to be convinced that autos were more than dreams. It was a trial and error race that finally put us all on the road. It started with Daimler and Benz in Germany and quickly spread around the world. We’ll take a ride in the oldest cars still on the road as we capture the sport that invented these mechanical marvels. “Orphan Cars” – Length 25 min; Thousands of car companies were formed in the early part of the twentieth century. By the mid 1950’s, only a handlful survived. The independents’ days were numbered. Soon only the biggest would be left. They struggled and tried to combine but it was impossible for most to compete. There were Packards, Crosleys, Isettas, DuPonts, Ramblers, Nashes, Hudsons, Seldens and more. While all these companies vanished they left their mark and each brand still has a devoted following of fans for their Orphan Cars. |
3:15pm–4:05pm |