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Johnson was paid to be an expert witness, was not subpoenaed by all means. Would McGrath do it? No way. Rick Johnson was looking to make a quick buck and hope that the issue was never brought about. I rode at the track quite a bit and do know that the lawsuit effected the track in a negative way. I'm...

Not at all, just refuse the amount of money he got from the prosecutor to fly across the country and testify in court. It was a low blow in my opinion.

This lawsuit was from the mid 2000s and there is a way to tell it like it is- but does that mean going to this extent, taking sides of someone that is actually suing you a local track. A track that the owners put their heart and soul into? I have to disagree with Johnsons move.

The disappointment in Rick comes from a place in my mind that riders are suppose to stick together, insurance did go way up, making the bills harder to pay, therefor track is gone.

In defense to the track there was less than a dozen riders out there, but I appreciate all the opinions and different views. I just think we should stick behind our local tracks rather than go against them in court, thats all.