Class 63 Results Revised Following Upheld Protest at Celebration Fun Show
Friday, June 5, 2026
Following a formal review process, the management of the Celebration Fun Show announces that the results of Class 63 have been retied after a protest filed regarding the class was reviewed and upheld.
The protest was submitted in accordance with the show's established rules and procedures. After a thorough evaluation of the relevant information and circumstances, show officials determined that the protest had merit and approved the request for corrective action.
As a result of this decision, the placings in Class 63 have been adjusted, and the class has been officially retied. Updated results have been recorded and communicated to the affected exhibitors.
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