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Provisional entry list for A1. Not complete as there’s no KTM entries yet.
Edit: Ronnie Ford is doing it on a two stroke again too. And JH100 is now JH72.
Edit: Ronnie Ford is doing it on a two stroke again too. And JH100 is now JH72.
The Shop
I suppose they could let him run practice to see if he improved. Very doubtful but I guess there's always a chance. If he can't cut it at round 1 they should just tell him to park it. I understand that FELD is greedy but the guy's safety should be priority. He's a hazard to himself and everyone else that's on the track.
Anyone know if the AMA can revoke someone's pro card?
Would the NFL put a 39 year old, 5 foot 10, 185 pound dude who runs a 7 second 40 yard dash in at RB during the regular season? This is the equivalent.
Thanks for the memories, Mike! Best of luck in Canada this coming summer.
Pit Row
Ronnie Ford has followed all the rules. Let the guy try to qualify and race. I’m sure Feld is happy to have another entry. People should stop complaining. He’s not doing ANYTHING wrong or out of line.
Anyone who thinks he should be racing hasn’t seen him on the track. Imagine your local mid pack intermediate rider on a Supercross track. Bad idea. I say to be fair let him practice at A-1 and unless he’s a lot better clip him
The problem isn't with Ronnie, it's with the rules that allowed him to get a pro license in the first place. Or in this case, the old "endorsement" qualification rules. He's been able to keep his license on the same standard as any other pro rider.
Personally, I don't like the idea of officials being able to ban riders for being too slow without a set protocol.
I'm not saying this in an arrogant way, but have some of you guys ever raced at a high level? As in for money and not a trophy? I don't give a shit that they want to just give him his shot. He's already had it. But when you're moving at a high rate of speed on the same track as someone who isn't, you catch up to them fast. And when you do, especially on a supercross track, there's a good chance of either you or that person crashing or having a close call.
Here's a clip of the 43/44 year old guy practicing. It doesn't look like he gained any speed. Maybe A1 2018 will be his last shot?
No KTM team, either.
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