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This is bizarre. Every single year we freak out here because top riders go to these one-off races and get injured and mess up their up and coming seasons and how stupid it is that they race these (I do not always agree with these sentiments). But it makes me wonder if there was not more to this than a visa issue:
https://gatedrop.com/lawrence-brothers-forced-to-pull-out-of-paris-sx/#…
https://gatedrop.com/lawrence-brothers-forced-to-pull-out-of-paris-sx/#…
So maybe Kenny was right.
I agree though, this could be a sideways attempt to protect their investments for 2023.
There was a rider that couldn’t leave the US for fear he wouldn’t be allowed back in due to his immigration status being in some sort of hold/delay.
So, I’ve seen this before.
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(BTW, they are not americans so they are already "outside")
I blame Honda for this, and I suggest they could just say "we pay them a fortune to ride for us and stay injury free, so we are not letting them go in Paris" That would be honest and understandable even if not what we'd like.
But I'm not a lawyer, so I could be wrong
Me I would be changing team or contract next time it was up
A little reading for you folks who are jumping straight to the F-Honda conclusion. Not saying this is the absolute explanation, but it bears familiarization.
Pit Row
It for sure caused him the points lead but he was pretty far out of the championship by the end of the season.
He's a "free ranger" now.
He better win Paris....with that wSX title under his belt....
Oh yeah our non-citizen vaccine policy is virtually impenetrable.
And in the case of Dean Wilson, it was Canada that wouldn’t let him leave. The US wasn’t keeping him from coming in. Canada wouldn’t let him out.
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