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Great Coasters International reveals groundbreaking hybrid coaster

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Great Coasters International Inc. (GCI) hybrid coaster

Firm is building its first wood and steel hybrid coaster in China

Great Coasters International Inc. (GCI), a coaster manufacturing company recognised for its exceptional wooden roller coasters, has announced that it is building its first wood and steel hybrid coaster in China.

The coaster, provisionally named ‘Mad Racers’ will reach 26.2m in height, with a total track length of 789.52 m. Passengers will enjoy top speeds of 78.9 km/h, with a 49.5-degree angle of inclination and a pivot angle of 67.2 degrees.

The ride will run two trains, each with a capacity of 24 passengers.

A unique experience

The ride’s hybrid wood and steel structure creates a groundbreaking layout and unique experience, with strong aesthetic appeal. Visitors can expect an adrenaline-filled, fun-packed ride which is located in OCT Xiangyang’s Mad Machine City area of the park.

Great Coasters International Inc. (GCI) hybrid coaster China

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Great Coasters International Inc. recently shared news that president Clair Hain and co-founder Michael Boodley have been honoured with the Legends Award at the 2023 Golden Ticket Awards.

Olivia Han, director of public relations at GCI, says: “The GCI team extends our warmest congratulations to Clair Hain and Michael Boodley on their outstanding ‘Legends Award’ at the Golden Tickets.”

“Clair and Michael have undoubtedly left an incredible mark on the hearts and minds of all parks, riders, and fellow vendors with their exceptional work. Their commitment, dedication, and passion for our business and the industry have earned them this well-deserved recognition. We hope to continue this success and recognition with the up-and-coming generation and future projects.”

In addition, CGI has also recently been nominated for the European Star Awards 2023.

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Rebecca Hardy has been working in the culture and heritage sector for over 10 years. She studied Fine Art at university and now writes for a broad range of creative organisations including artists, galleries, museums and retailers. When she's not writing, she spends her time getting lost in the woods and making mud pies with her young son.

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