Editing Dan Bonebrake (section)

=== Pan Am Paintball Circuit (1999–2003) ===

Bonebrake continued as a promoter of the Pan Am Paintball Circuit following its establishment.

The circuit initially attempted to expand beyond the western United States but subsequently concentrated on its established regional venues.[1]

Pan Am retained the limited-paint, bring-your-own-paint format associated with the Great Western Series.

By 2002, Bonebrake and Russell Maynard were responsible for major competition decisions, including the authority to issue player suspensions.[7]

Following organisational changes during 2002, Bonebrake became the circuit's principal promoter by the end of 2003.[2]

During the 2003 season, he introduced seven-player, unlimited-paint competition to replace the existing 10-player division, reflecting changes occurring within the NPPL's Super 7 format. The five-player division retained its 200-paintball-per-player limit.[8]