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AMA Offroad Rules Changes

CrazyTed Posts: 28 Joined: 4/02/2008 Location: ,	2/24/2008 5:23 AM CrazyTed wrote: Anyone else notice the AMA rulebook no longer lists Cross Country or Grand Prix racing? This directly affects at least two racing series around here. We are now scrambling to re-write our supplemental rules to maintain the same organization of our events as we have used before. CrazyTed wrote: Anyone else notice the AMA rulebook no longer lists Cross Country or Grand Prix racing? This directly affects at least two racing series around here. We are now scrambling to re-write our supplemental rules to maintain the same organization of our events as we have used before. Quote Last Post Only Anyone else notice the AMA rulebook no longer lists Cross Country or Grand Prix racing? This directly affects at least two racing series around here. We are now scrambling to re-write our supplemental rules to maintain the same organization of our events as we have used before. CrazyTed Va Beach, VA m http://www.crazyted.us m Go see the wizard and ask him for some Balls! [url=http://www.crazyted.us/:3sd3x88h]
WORCSRACER (MD) Posts: 184 Joined: 4/02/2008 Location: ,	2/24/2008 5:22 PM WORCSRACER (MD) wrote: Anyone else notice the AMA rulebook no longer lists Cross Country or Grand Prix racing? This directly affects at least two racing series around here. We are now scrambling to re-write our supplemental rules to maintain the same organization of our events as we have used before. Who cares about the AMA anyways. WORCSRACER (MD) wrote: Anyone else notice the AMA rulebook no longer lists Cross Country or Grand Prix racing? This directly affects at least two racing series around here. We are now scrambling to re-write our supplemental rules to maintain the same organization of our events as we have used before. Who cares about the AMA anyways. Quote Last Post Only Anyone else notice the AMA rulebook no longer lists Cross Country or Grand Prix racing? This directly affects at least two racing series around here. We are now scrambling to re-write our supplemental rules to maintain the same organization of our events as we have used before. Who cares about the AMA anyways. Special thanks to Intel SSD, Reactive Sport Nutrition, O'Neal, FMF, Precision Concepts, Shoei and SIDI.
Racer92 Posts: 1844 Joined: 8/15/2006 Location: Houston, TX	2/25/2008 4:22 PM Racer92 wrote: Who cares about the AMA anyways. Racer92 wrote: Who cares about the AMA anyways. Quote Last Post Only Who cares about the AMA anyways.
CrazyTed Posts: 28 Joined: 4/02/2008 Location: ,	2/25/2008 5:10 PM CrazyTed wrote: Pretty much, if you race offroad on the east coast the only way to get insurance anymore is through the AMA. You can't get anyone else to cover you. I wonder what the GNCC series is going to do with the AMA doing away with Cross Country in their rule book? CrazyTed wrote: Pretty much, if you race offroad on the east coast the only way to get insurance anymore is through the AMA. You can't get anyone else to cover you. I wonder what the GNCC series is going to do with the AMA doing away with Cross Country in their rule book? Quote Last Post Only Pretty much, if you race offroad on the east coast the only way to get insurance anymore is through the AMA. You can't get anyone else to cover you. I wonder what the GNCC series is going to do with the AMA doing away with Cross Country in their rule book? CrazyTed Va Beach, VA m http://www.crazyted.us m Go see the wizard and ask him for some Balls! [url=http://www.crazyted.us/:3sd3x88h]