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AMA!!! You really need to stop this shit.
Lawrence accidentally jumped the gate, realized what happened and pulled off to the right and let everyone go.
Bullshit move by your egotistical officials again.
BTW AMA, should a penalty be more severe for jumping a gate than jumping a yellow,red flag?
Lawrence accidentally jumped the gate, realized what happened and pulled off to the right and let everyone go.
Bullshit move by your egotistical officials again.
BTW AMA, should a penalty be more severe for jumping a gate than jumping a yellow,red flag?
But why penalize the rest of the field and make them restart becuase Lawrence got crazy at the start?
run the show anymore.
I'm thinking that within five (5) YEARS the folk will receive the memo that the
AMA ain't in charge no mo.
Blame somebody else.
*Note - that lunar landing - that weren;'t on no sound stage. Wake up.
Wake the F up.
AMA don't run the show.
Hello, anybody home ?
The Shop
Dunno though.
DMG/MX Sports runs the show - lock, stock and barrel
AMA Rulebook
As so many others love to point out.
"shall" in here means it would have HAD to happen.
So, someone, following the rule book, made a decision to Black Flag JLaw because by the rule as stated it is not mandatory. Big difference between the words "shall" and "may" in rule books.
And at the end of the whole thing, don't jump the damn gate. Motocross is the simplest sport in the world - anyone who can't follow the rule "Don't jump the gate" deserves to be DQed.
DMG OWNS AMA PRO RACING
MX Sports LICENSES MX from DMG
So while there may APPEAR to be "AMA Officials"
Who do they work for?
AMA PRO RACING
Who owns AMA PRO RACING?
DMG
Who controls MX via licensing with DMG?
MX Sports
Pit Row
Jk, thanks for explaining that. I wasnt sure how the relationship between the 3 was constrewed.
MX Sports changed the class names, Feld didn't
See the differences and controls?
Most rules stay as a matter of tradition and some may be adjusted over time.
EXAMPLE
MX Sports announced today the appointment of Jeff Canfield into the full-time position of AMA Toyota Motocross Series Director.
Canfield comes to MX Sports with a wealth of experience on the professional motocross level, having worked with AMA Pro Racing since January of 2000. Most recently, Canfield managed AMA Pro Racing’s sanctioning and officiating activities for the AMA Monster Energy Supercross and AMA Toyota Motocross series’.
“Jeff brings a great deal of racing knowledge to MX Sports,” said MX Sports President Carrie Coombs-Russell. “He has excellent relationships with the riders, team managers and mechanics. He served as series manager for AMA Pro Racing this past year and will make a smooth transition for 2009.”
Canfield, who will be headquartered at the MX Sports offices in Morgantown, W.Va., enters his new role with optimism, stating, “MX Sports has implemented a lot of exciting changes for the 2009 season that will really enhance the overall look and feel of motocross racing in the U.S. We have met with the teams and the riders in obtaining their input on these changes.”
The AMA Toyota Motocross Championship enters its 38th season with a new look and schedule that features a one-day, Saturday racing format, a change from the traditional two-day format. The 12-race series kicks off on Saturday, May 23 from Glen Helen Raceway in San Bernardino, Calif.
Same players, same game, new owners
Its a rule......the rule was broken.....suffer the consequences.
There is a new sheriff in town boys.........
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