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We'll see, I got to think someone picks up the ball though (paging Eric Peronnard?) and gets a series going.
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Average supercross pulls 40-45k. I’m sure they could sell 10k tickets between spectators and racers for a Sunday amateur program. Maybe brings some better competition to SX. Hayes, Faith, Owen, Sewell, Blose. All guys that belong somewhere in the SX night show in my opinion.
Bringing these guys in dilutes the pool of potential rides. Would AX sponsors come over to SX and go from being a big fish in a small pond to fighting in the ocean with riders that have the potential to not make the main event or even night show for a triple crown race?
However, if it should become true, that really sucks. AX has always been incredible racing, for Pros and the Ams. Love watching it on tv, in fact I like watching it more than SX because it simply has more passing and aggressive moves.
For those of you that travel the tour, has attendance been down? I haven't noticed it on TV, and the round that I attend has had solid turnouts for as long as I have been going.
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Paging Mike Kidd and Mike Lambert to the red courtesy phone.
Personally, when Feld took over it felt like the mafia taking over a business. They milk it dry of every penny they can get then move on. The AX and SX series were much better under Pace and I don't know that Feld is capable of getting it back to that level.
It is a different world then when mike kidd sold his series to clear channel.
I am thinking that kidd tried to run some ax events several years ago and found out it wasn't the same game.
Drew wolfe tried to run an event at one of the venues he ran at years ago and it did not go well.
It is tough to get butt in seats. So many other options to fighting traffic and overpriced tickets and concessions.
You can just watch it at home and if somebody crashes or there is a take out you can watch it forward and backward in slow mo hd.
Sponsorship packages are tough to sell as well. I doubt ticket sales or tv ratings are good enough to really impress the big players.
Of course it's just my opinion, but I think a Friday or Sunday race at the SX venue would be better exposure for the competitors and sponsors, and also a better scenario for the casual fan. Just think, the Glendale discussion would of had so much more bench racing involved. From a marketing prospective, its a 2 birds one stone kinda thing.
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