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Anything rumours starting to trickle out?
Something is changing I hear (on the Am. Side) buy it could be more.
As I said, just a rumour right now.
Something is changing I hear (on the Am. Side) buy it could be more.
As I said, just a rumour right now.
But like I already disclaimed, I don't have any confirmation.
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Yeah sounds about right MX Sports would leave the AMA behind
I'm gonna have to aks Ping if I can't get a straight answer here. Not that I can get a straight answer there but at least he may break out a Whitelock joke or a Montana story when he went 1-1 and the AMA scored him second because that added up to 2.
Says AMA all over this announcement on Nov 30th.
I was under the impression MX Sports signed a 5 year deal to continue with AMA in amateur racing.
Things could have changed, but I thought it was a done deal.
And screw all the work on a national advancement system, just let kids ride whatever class they want to.
Pit Row
A bunch of backwoods inbred Okies running a thing called OCCRA runs circles around District 17
"Standardized rules for the entire country", There are not even tow events in District 17 that have the same rules or procedures.
I do not agree with all of what MX Sports does but they make an effort to improve and move forward.
If this is true, I say good bye AMA thanks for taking my cash. See ya never.
A lot late is more like it. For what they make you pay for a card and crummy magazines amazing.
It irratates me, to seem to be the only part of a small few that will defend the people and efforts that AMA has done in the 30 some years that i have been paying attention to what they do. Now have they screwed up, many times no denying that, but today especially the group out there are some of the best ones in that office in a very long time.
Sherwood. what is it that you expect? not being adversarial here, but what is it that you want for the membership fee?
bigbore, we here in d-17 can compete and out perform most anyone and have for a long time. Organization, rule processes, etc. Easy to post on a board.
I know when I go to a race around here or any place that flys the AMA banner the rules in place will be there to used. In the last few years there has been a focus on training for flaggers, and now referees. The pro am process is now being done like it should be giving the riders a clear and concise process to earn thier pro status. Advancement has been a slow process but has worked well and will continue to improve.
Lets not forget much of the big races in the country with of course the exception of Cali was forged and built on the Ama foundation.
In these areas that are not ama, how many memberships do you have buy to race at different places? With the economy being what it is, and the loss of ridership we all have seen i believe is why much of the bickering is happening.
Now I can't pretend to understand and know all the other parts of what AmA does. I am a racer and have been in the AMA since the 70's. Buying a life card in 1981. I just know from what i have seen in this country i don't see anything that remotely compares to the scope, process and organization that AmA has.
so sherwood i guess my answer is
yes. ( my wife and both kids are members) so we still pay yearly a membership fee.
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