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I don't think they see Ken as their 'star' anymore.
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Those are not mutually exclusive options. The venn diagram can and sometimes does overlap completely.
I'm like Schultz, I know nothing... Perhaps someone involved is hoping that Suzuki will pony up to persuade KR to compete? A WSX title beats nothing if you're Suzuki?
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Lol finally someone calling these people out.
Fixed it for ya...
Thank you. So pretty clear that WSX, not Kenny, decided that he would only do 3 rounds. He even says he would do them all of he could.
100% dishonesty. They knew which races Roczen would and wouldn’t race.
He originally had a contract to race the full series, maybe the advertising was planned around that, before the deal was changed.
Yeah, they were the last to learn "the deal was changed".
If I must put my tinfoil hat on. I hear that the Deegan decision to race some WSX rounds was last minute, and Kenny not racing the full series was last minute. I'm willing to bet they paid Deegan with money that was originally intended for Kenny.
No worries guys, I’ll fill in for Kenny.
Just waiting for PMG to send me my flight ticket.
I don’t think that WSX decided that Roczen wasn’t going to race the last 2, but it sounds like they DID decide that they weren’t going to pay him anything extra to show up and race……
I’d bet that they’d absolutely love to have him race for whatever PMG is paying him and the same purse money as the rest of the field!!!
Unpopular opinion but I don’t GAF about any races between MXoN and A1. 17+11 is enough. These international rounds don’t mean anything and just make a horribly long season even longer. They also expose top riders to unnecessary injury.
But… they also expose top riders to fans that wouldn’t normally have a chance to see them race in person. It’s a win for the sport as a whole. That said, I agree that the 17+11 is too many races.
Jason Anderson (USA) - Pipes Motorsports Group
Christian Craig (USA) - Quad Lock Honda
Joey Savatgy (USA) - Quad Lock Honda
Greg Aranda (France) - Team GSM
Austin Politelli (USA) - MotoConcepts Racing
Henry Miller (USA) - Rick Ware Racing
Justin Hill (USA) - Venum Bud Racing Kawasaki
Ryan Breece (USA) - MotoConcepts Racing
Devin Simonson (USA) - Rick Ware Racing
Jordi Tixier (France) - Team GSM
Matt Moss (Australia) - Venum Bud Racing Kawasaki
Vince Friese (USA) - Stark Future
Jorge Zaragoza (Spain) - Stark Future
Colt Nichols (USA) - Pipes Motorsports Group (replacing Ken Roczen for the final rounds)
Max Anstie (UK) - Team GSM
Coty Schock (USA) - Rick Ware Racing
Enzo Lopes (Brazil) - Rick Ware Racing
Shane McElrath (USA) - Quad Lock Honda
Cole Thompson (Canada) - Venum Bud Racing Kawasaki
Cullin Park (USA) - MotoConcepts Racing
Kyle Peters (USA) - Venum Bud Racing Kawasaki
Michael Hicks (USA) - Stark Future
Maxime Desprey (France) - Team GSM
Kyle Chisholm (USA) - Pipes Motorsports Group
Robbie Wageman (USA) - Pipes Motorsports Group
Lance Kobusch (USA) - Stark Future
Anthony Bourdon (France) - Quad Lock Honda
Noah Viney (Canada) - MotoConcepts Racing
Kelana Humphrey (USA) - Stark Future
Wilson Todd (Australia) - Quad Lock Honda
It's so typical of WSX. You finally put on 3 really, really good events and then you fumble PR in a big way in not signing Kenny for the full series. I would also be pissed as a ticket holder in this scenario.
I guess it's too late now but if there is the slightest chance, call Kenny and give him what he wants so that he lines up in Stockholm and Cape Town.
The Australian WSX round was insanely good and that is just what they, the promoters of WSX needs in order to grow the support of the series.
Sadly, they have f##ked up big time. I'm so bummed for the Cape Town final.
What I don't understand is that they will be awarding a WORLD SUPERCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP to a rider who really will not deserve it.
We all know Ken had a good points lead before they cut him off....how does that happen?
You want a legit world champion? Offer good race payouts and championship payouts and let everyone who wants to race race.
The promoters choosing who can race is equivalent to match fixing...
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It’s an exhibition more than a championship. Everybody that is into SX knows this. Enjoy it for what it is.
https://racerxonline.com/2025/12/01/roczen-im-riding-really-well-at-the-moment
So, you're done with the series now. A little bit of controversy on why. Whatever you wanna say, I don't know. But you're done with the series now.
Yeah. Okay, the part that ticks me off a little bit, that's been set in stone for a long time, and then now it's being said that, you know, I even read something where it's like, “Roczen kicked out of WSX.” Now it's being put that way. It's been set for a long time [that he was not going to race the whole series] but nobody mentioned it.
Colt [Nichols] said it on my show. Colt said, “I'm filling in for Kenny at some point in World Supercross.”
Yeah. So, and I've talked about it for a while. I said, “I'm only doing a few a few a few,” but then it just still looked like I was supposed to go to all of them, and then I wasn't. I never said that.
Some of their social media was saying “He'll be there” like which is not cool, but I don't know if that's on purpose or just somebody mistaken, know. Yeah. Like maybe the person who runs a social media account doesn't really know.
Right. So, I've been talking about it. It's been set for a while and now I know that people are upset that I'm not going, but it's been [set that way] for a while. Yeah, I don't know.
Idontknowman
Some of their social media was saying “He'll be there” like which is not cool, but I don't know if that's on purpose or just somebody mistaken, know. Yeah.
This really is the icing on the cake. As I posted, some guy asked last week if Roczen will be there next to that Insta full Roczen promo clip, and the answer was a clear yes...
What it is? It is the official FIM endorsed Supercross World Championship. And a scam. Everybody that is into SX knows this.
Well then I got scammed and enjoyed every second of it. Tracks are good, racing is good. It’s just not an actual championship but it is a good night out watching SX.
Allright, so it's called a World Championship but it's "just an exhibition", it's selling tickets by advertising over and over a racer that won't be there, no biggie.
As long as you had a good time, everything's fine. I'm not so sure the Roczen fans who bought a ticket for SA will feel quite the same.
And your posts are the holy grail of this forum? that was kind of a dick thing to say...What was the point?
I think they knew, and they avoided the official comment or addressing it because they wanted to use him for advertising with a chance they were hoping they could work something out. That would basically equate to dishonesty, wouldn't it? I mean if we are going to roast journalists for releasing info before confirmed, this is a whole other level.
As if WSX needed another reason to look like a joke. Their current points leader and previous "champion" can't even line up for all 5 rounds...
I never said a thing about me or my posts so I’m not sure what that’s about.
What if they have an intern running the socials or something and they just didn’t understand? Pretty weird to think it’s a closed case level certainty that WSX as an organization is bamboozling individuals in the comments of their posts..
I'm curious: What constitutes a "real" championship, if the WSX is a scam, or exhibition that produces a "champion" as opposed to a champion? It's not obvious to me what exactly the answer is, beyond some general sense of needing a legitimate sanctioning body (whatever "legitimate" means) and enough people to take it seriously (whatever "enough" means). Do missteps by the promoter delegitimize a championship?
I don't have any real argument for this, but it just sort of seems to me that WSX exists in a sort of no man's land - pretty legitimate but not really quite all the way there yet. I may be completely off - this is just the general impression I get.
They're full of BS and the series is a joke. Was the on track action good? Yes. However. The way it's promoted, the way it seems to work with riders being there, the way the series chose to be broadcast (streamed) is amateurish at best...
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