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Just reporting what I was told. In a meeting with the teams yesterday the powers that be said if there are no fans, there will be no SX in 2021.
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motoxxx599 9/22/2020 1:19pm
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Some of the stadiums are letting a percentage of fans in currently for football. Does the whole stadium need to available for fans for them to hold a race?
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motoxxx599 wrote:
Some of the stadiums are letting a percentage of fans in currently for football. Does the whole stadium need to available for fans for them to...
Some of the stadiums are letting a percentage of fans in currently for football. Does the whole stadium need to available for fans for them to hold a race?
Good question, SX rarelly sells out these days anyway so there should be some room to spread folks out if needed.
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skeef 9/22/2020 1:39pm
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6 teams had fans for the first two weeks, all were kept under 25% capacity, most stadiums seat 65,000. Jacksonville, Indy, KC, Dallas, Miami, and Cleveland. Hopefully they can continue to have fans for the potential support of SX. But out of those, Dallas and Indy are the only stadiums that hold or have held SX? I still don't think that 25% capacity is enough to support a race financially. If we had some big corporate sponsors step up then they could make it happen. I just don't see that happening.
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BroFoSho 9/22/2020 1:43pm
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skeef wrote:
6 teams had fans for the first two weeks, all were kept under 25% capacity, most stadiums seat 65,000. Jacksonville, Indy, KC, Dallas, Miami, and Cleveland...
6 teams had fans for the first two weeks, all were kept under 25% capacity, most stadiums seat 65,000. Jacksonville, Indy, KC, Dallas, Miami, and Cleveland. Hopefully they can continue to have fans for the potential support of SX. But out of those, Dallas and Indy are the only stadiums that hold or have held SX? I still don't think that 25% capacity is enough to support a race financially. If we had some big corporate sponsors step up then they could make it happen. I just don't see that happening.
If Feld tripled the ticket price, it might make sense to have races @ 25% capacity.

Might be a good litmus test to see how many diehard fans are out there that want to support the sport.
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GuyB 9/22/2020 1:45pm
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I checked earlier today and was told a schedule is a couple weeks out.
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tuttle425 9/22/2020 1:45pm
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Based on the attendance I see at Supercross my guess is that if they can get 20k fans for each round that will be okay. That's going to severely limit the stadiums they can go to based on who is allowing fans. ML512 mentioned on Pulp last night don't be surprised to see double or triple headers and starting on the east coast.

IMO, you can kiss Supercross on the west coast goodbye for at least 2021 if not longer.
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Pilotdude Sus.

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brett12486 9/22/2020 2:04pm
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tuttle425 wrote:
Based on the attendance I see at Supercross my guess is that if they can get 20k fans for each round that will be okay. That's...
Based on the attendance I see at Supercross my guess is that if they can get 20k fans for each round that will be okay. That's going to severely limit the stadiums they can go to based on who is allowing fans. ML512 mentioned on Pulp last night don't be surprised to see double or triple headers and starting on the east coast.

IMO, you can kiss Supercross on the west coast goodbye for at least 2021 if not longer.
I mean does it really matter what stadiums they go to and or stay at for multiple races as long as the track layout is changed. Only see it being a problem if the area is too small might have trouble selling tickets to it for Multiple nights.
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motomoto652 9/22/2020 2:21pm
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Put this is the dumbgeon asap.
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Meister 9/22/2020 4:29pm
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I duno, but they better have some east coast supercross futures races. Half the reason I'm buying a new bike. Mark it off the bucket list.
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misterwaterfallin 9/22/2020 4:34pm
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skeef wrote:
6 teams had fans for the first two weeks, all were kept under 25% capacity, most stadiums seat 65,000. Jacksonville, Indy, KC, Dallas, Miami, and Cleveland...
6 teams had fans for the first two weeks, all were kept under 25% capacity, most stadiums seat 65,000. Jacksonville, Indy, KC, Dallas, Miami, and Cleveland. Hopefully they can continue to have fans for the potential support of SX. But out of those, Dallas and Indy are the only stadiums that hold or have held SX? I still don't think that 25% capacity is enough to support a race financially. If we had some big corporate sponsors step up then they could make it happen. I just don't see that happening.
BroFoSho wrote:
If Feld tripled the ticket price, it might make sense to have races @ 25% capacity. Might be a good litmus test to see how many...
If Feld tripled the ticket price, it might make sense to have races @ 25% capacity.

Might be a good litmus test to see how many diehard fans are out there that want to support the sport.
Would make me more likely to go if the bros that like to get in fights are filtered out.
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davis224 9/22/2020 4:35pm
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I'm guessing St Louis will be getting some love. Empty stadium, and concerts there have been rescheduled to April
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kijen 9/22/2020 4:58pm
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Put a race in jacksonville, we dont put many fans in a normal year, lol. For the 2 we ever hadSmile
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kb228 9/22/2020 6:39pm
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skeef wrote:
6 teams had fans for the first two weeks, all were kept under 25% capacity, most stadiums seat 65,000. Jacksonville, Indy, KC, Dallas, Miami, and Cleveland...
6 teams had fans for the first two weeks, all were kept under 25% capacity, most stadiums seat 65,000. Jacksonville, Indy, KC, Dallas, Miami, and Cleveland. Hopefully they can continue to have fans for the potential support of SX. But out of those, Dallas and Indy are the only stadiums that hold or have held SX? I still don't think that 25% capacity is enough to support a race financially. If we had some big corporate sponsors step up then they could make it happen. I just don't see that happening.
BroFoSho wrote:
If Feld tripled the ticket price, it might make sense to have races @ 25% capacity. Might be a good litmus test to see how many...
If Feld tripled the ticket price, it might make sense to have races @ 25% capacity.

Might be a good litmus test to see how many diehard fans are out there that want to support the sport.
I would never pay 3x the price of a ticket. 1 decent seat is already $150. Screw that. I get better coverage on tv.
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jridout12 9/22/2020 7:02pm
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Meister wrote:
I duno, but they better have some east coast supercross futures races. Half the reason I'm buying a new bike. Mark it off the bucket list.
They mentioned on pulp last night that there will be futures at every round to try an offset the cost from less fan attendance
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BS12 9/22/2020 7:20pm
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Hard to set a schedule so far out giving the dynamic of everything happening, but surely they're looking around at what states are best situated to host fans, rather than a traditional schedule? Wonder what the travel itinerary will look like for teams based on venues available and at what times.
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hamncheeze 9/23/2020 9:55pm
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I think ML512 is probably on the right track on Pulp (Monday) with double and triple headers being held in states/stadiums that will allow a decent number of fans. I can potentially see no races on the west coast in 2021. Crazy.
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hamncheeze wrote:
I think ML512 is probably on the right track on Pulp (Monday) with double and triple headers being held in states/stadiums that will allow a decent...
I think ML512 is probably on the right track on Pulp (Monday) with double and triple headers being held in states/stadiums that will allow a decent number of fans. I can potentially see no races on the west coast in 2021. Crazy.
With Futures held at all venues they end up racing.

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RalphS 9/23/2020 10:56pm
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hamncheeze wrote:
I think ML512 is probably on the right track on Pulp (Monday) with double and triple headers being held in states/stadiums that will allow a decent...
I think ML512 is probably on the right track on Pulp (Monday) with double and triple headers being held in states/stadiums that will allow a decent number of fans. I can potentially see no races on the west coast in 2021. Crazy.
We don't mind driving to AZ or NV
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inthebadboycorner 9/24/2020 12:06am
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skeef wrote:
6 teams had fans for the first two weeks, all were kept under 25% capacity, most stadiums seat 65,000. Jacksonville, Indy, KC, Dallas, Miami, and Cleveland...
6 teams had fans for the first two weeks, all were kept under 25% capacity, most stadiums seat 65,000. Jacksonville, Indy, KC, Dallas, Miami, and Cleveland. Hopefully they can continue to have fans for the potential support of SX. But out of those, Dallas and Indy are the only stadiums that hold or have held SX? I still don't think that 25% capacity is enough to support a race financially. If we had some big corporate sponsors step up then they could make it happen. I just don't see that happening.
BroFoSho wrote:
If Feld tripled the ticket price, it might make sense to have races @ 25% capacity. Might be a good litmus test to see how many...
If Feld tripled the ticket price, it might make sense to have races @ 25% capacity.

Might be a good litmus test to see how many diehard fans are out there that want to support the sport.
kb228 wrote:
I would never pay 3x the price of a ticket. 1 decent seat is already $150. Screw that. I get better coverage on tv.
Unless it's the same production crew as Millville.
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sir scrubadubdub 9/24/2020 12:31am
9/24/2020 12:31am
I wouldn't worry about it. Things might just magically get better after the month of November.
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skeef wrote:
6 teams had fans for the first two weeks, all were kept under 25% capacity, most stadiums seat 65,000. Jacksonville, Indy, KC, Dallas, Miami, and Cleveland...
6 teams had fans for the first two weeks, all were kept under 25% capacity, most stadiums seat 65,000. Jacksonville, Indy, KC, Dallas, Miami, and Cleveland. Hopefully they can continue to have fans for the potential support of SX. But out of those, Dallas and Indy are the only stadiums that hold or have held SX? I still don't think that 25% capacity is enough to support a race financially. If we had some big corporate sponsors step up then they could make it happen. I just don't see that happening.
BroFoSho wrote:
If Feld tripled the ticket price, it might make sense to have races @ 25% capacity. Might be a good litmus test to see how many...
If Feld tripled the ticket price, it might make sense to have races @ 25% capacity.

Might be a good litmus test to see how many diehard fans are out there that want to support the sport.
kb228 wrote:
I would never pay 3x the price of a ticket. 1 decent seat is already $150. Screw that. I get better coverage on tv.
The point is it may not be on TV, or on at all if there are no ticket buying audiences.
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cloud41 9/24/2020 4:52am
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With all of the corruption and misinformation out there, I’m surprised there is still a fuss about covid... lets move on already.
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mxracer816 9/24/2020 5:09am
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sir scrubadubdub wrote:
I wouldn't worry about it. Things might just magically get better after the month of November.
Or way, way worse!
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On Pulp MX J Bone said mid October for a schedule
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sir scrubadubdub wrote:
I wouldn't worry about it. Things might just magically get better after the month of November.
I am sorry to be the one to say it, but unless you are an epidemiologist, please don't repeat misinformation about something like that. Some people may believe it, stop being careful, contaminate 20 people and end up in emergency. So far it is somewhat controlled because most of the people are careful. We are just at the beginning of autumn and parts of cities like Madrid are already looking down again, so things could go bad during the winter too.

I just hope it doesn't impact too much everyone, the economy, and sx ; I really hope it can run if we stay careful.
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sir scrubadubdub wrote:
I wouldn't worry about it. Things might just magically get better after the month of November.
Question wrote:
I am sorry to be the one to say it, but unless you are an epidemiologist, please don't repeat misinformation about something like that. Some people...
I am sorry to be the one to say it, but unless you are an epidemiologist, please don't repeat misinformation about something like that. Some people may believe it, stop being careful, contaminate 20 people and end up in emergency. So far it is somewhat controlled because most of the people are careful. We are just at the beginning of autumn and parts of cities like Madrid are already looking down again, so things could go bad during the winter too.

I just hope it doesn't impact too much everyone, the economy, and sx ; I really hope it can run if we stay careful.
You ride dirt bikes?
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petef930 9/24/2020 7:22am
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Meister wrote:
I duno, but they better have some east coast supercross futures races. Half the reason I'm buying a new bike. Mark it off the bucket list.
I think I heard on pulp futures will be at each round to help out financially
sir scrubadubdub 9/24/2020 9:02am
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Question wrote:
I am sorry to be the one to say it, but unless you are an epidemiologist, please don't repeat misinformation about something like that. Some people...
I am sorry to be the one to say it, but unless you are an epidemiologist, please don't repeat misinformation about something like that. Some people may believe it, stop being careful, contaminate 20 people and end up in emergency. So far it is somewhat controlled because most of the people are careful. We are just at the beginning of autumn and parts of cities like Madrid are already looking down again, so things could go bad during the winter too.

I just hope it doesn't impact too much everyone, the economy, and sx ; I really hope it can run if we stay careful.
Im sorry to be the one to tell you, but I am an epidemiologist.
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mxracer816 9/24/2020 9:19am
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sir scrubadubdub wrote:
I wouldn't worry about it. Things might just magically get better after the month of November.
Question wrote:
I am sorry to be the one to say it, but unless you are an epidemiologist, please don't repeat misinformation about something like that. Some people...
I am sorry to be the one to say it, but unless you are an epidemiologist, please don't repeat misinformation about something like that. Some people may believe it, stop being careful, contaminate 20 people and end up in emergency. So far it is somewhat controlled because most of the people are careful. We are just at the beginning of autumn and parts of cities like Madrid are already looking down again, so things could go bad during the winter too.

I just hope it doesn't impact too much everyone, the economy, and sx ; I really hope it can run if we stay careful.
I guess I should clarify....I think "things" may get worse, but Covid. Nah not worried about that in the slightest.
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