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12/21/2014 12:50pm
12/21/2014 12:50pm
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12/24/2014 2:46pm
From DC in Racerhead:
So the FIM threw the book at Stewart, eight months after the test, and they also changed the race results—even his Lucas Oil Pro Motocross finishes, though he was not suspended for their races (MX Sports and the series are AMA Pro Racing events, not AMA, and thus not a signatory of the FIM rules and WADA code). To this day, no one from the FIM has contacted MX Sports Pro Racing about Stewart’s eligibility from his last summer or told us they wanted to erase his results.
Let's hear it, all you FIM apologists.
So the FIM threw the book at Stewart, eight months after the test, and they also changed the race results—even his Lucas Oil Pro Motocross finishes, though he was not suspended for their races (MX Sports and the series are AMA Pro Racing events, not AMA, and thus not a signatory of the FIM rules and WADA code). To this day, no one from the FIM has contacted MX Sports Pro Racing about Stewart’s eligibility from his last summer or told us they wanted to erase his results.
Let's hear it, all you FIM apologists.
The Shop
That's is all
It's so true!!!
MX/SX is on fucked up sport as far as lal this goes. No wonder everybody gets so spun up. It's like to trying to understand how Wall Street fucks us. You need a masters degree to decipher this shit.
I know deep down inside many racers are happy james won't be there because he is a title threat and from what I understand this drug testing was voted in. I forget what jt$ Exactly said something like a sport needs this drug testing to be taken serious. I'm pretty sure this is backfiring right now.
MX Sports own drug policy says two years for a first infringement.
In order to be taken seriously kick FIM out, end of story. American MX should be sanctioned by Americans, Canadian MX by Canadians, Australian MX by Aussies, etc etc etc (Look how well organised the CMRC is, that's what you want, no politics nothing.)
Pit Row
If your not part of the solution you are part of the problem. Drop the FIMif you can. Removing a rider as they is proof enough for me they are very unprofessional in their business practices therefore they become a liability to the sport, sponsors , riders, manufacturers and most importantly the fans. Without the fans you have NO business....give the people what they want and disband your association with the FIM...
Yours truly,
sX and MX Fan
Skipping a lot of posts lately.. Sad
Imo the top five is always gonna be the top five. I don't care what drugs they are on. . You either have it or you don't. And this whole situation has been a mess
When a national peak body uses that term in an official letter to the world governing body it's laughable.
Allmendinger was suspended on July 24 for violating the substance-abuse program. The drug initially was identified as amphetamines, with Allmendinger later identifying it as prescription Adderall he took once from the friend of a friend.
"I want to thank everyone for their support through this entire process," Allmendinger said in a prepared statement. "I appreciate that NASCAR created the Road to Recovery program, and am grateful for the opportunity to return to competition.
"The Road to Recovery program was really helpful to me in getting my priorities reset away from the race track. And, honestly, that helped find my love of racing again and why I began racing in the first place. I'm looking forward to taking this experience and be better for it moving forward."
Basicly NASCAR had a program in place with out some outside governing body making the calls on their drivers. It took from july 24 - Sept 21 to take care of the issue with their road to Recovery program.
GP's paid big $ to have RV
MXdn is another GP without Team USA
The largest percentage of bikes are sold in the USA ,
USA is in the drivers seat all we need is some folks with the cajones to pull the trigger.
ROTFLMFAO
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