Looks like more than just a few people feel that way...


http://www.cyclenews.com/ShowStory.asp?HeadlineID=12504

I've heard that somewhere before...

from the article "The formula itself basically is kind of a club racing formula, where there are horsepower and weight limitations and spec tires and spec fuel. "

i don't know of a club that has hp limits, weight limits, spec tires or a spec fuel. they all break up classes like the previous ama did w/ cc and modification limits. that's an ignorant statement i think

MotoST

What a mess, I bet all the manufacturers sit out 2009. There's no way everyone will be able to agree on everything in enough time to be ready.

garyb425 - 25 June 2008 12:56 PM

MotoST

that's DMG as well, and not a club.

hi-zoot - 25 June 2008 12:54 PM

from the article "The formula itself basically is kind of a club racing formula, where there are horsepower and weight limitations and spec tires and spec fuel. "

i don't know of a club that has hp limits, weight limits, spec tires or a spec fuel. they all break up classes like the previous ama did w/ cc and modification limits. that's an ignorant statement i think

I'd need to have a RRW in front of me and I don't but I know that some of the regional results in the back mention weight/hp post race tech inspections. I just can't remember the specific series these are in. It wasn't the MotoST results. Anybody ?

johnnyp - 25 June 2008 01:32 PM

hi-zoot - 25 June 2008 12:54 PM

from the article "The formula itself basically is kind of a club racing formula, where there are horsepower and weight limitations and spec tires and spec fuel. "

i don't know of a club that has hp limits, weight limits, spec tires or a spec fuel. they all break up classes like the previous ama did w/ cc and modification limits. that's an ignorant statement i think

I'd need to have a RRW in front of me and I don't but I know that some of the regional results in the back mention weight/hp post race tech inspections. I just can't remember the specific series these are in. It wasn't the MotoST results. Anybody ?

probably some sideliner vintage class or harley class

hi-zoot - 25 June 2008 01:40 PM

johnnyp - 25 June 2008 01:32 PM

hi-zoot - 25 June 2008 12:54 PM

from the article "The formula itself basically is kind of a club racing formula, where there are horsepower and weight limitations and spec tires and spec fuel. "

i don't know of a club that has hp limits, weight limits, spec tires or a spec fuel. they all break up classes like the previous ama did w/ cc and modification limits. that's an ignorant statement i think

I'd need to have a RRW in front of me and I don't but I know that some of the regional results in the back mention weight/hp post race tech inspections. I just can't remember the specific series these are in. It wasn't the MotoST results. Anybody ?

probably some sideliner vintage class or harley class

Nope. Also if I remember a few issues back there was an article about a particular club using a spec fuel for one season to try and save folks money. The story was a a review of the pros and cons that were experienced by the racers and suppliers during the first year of running a spec fuel. Once again I can't remember the series. Really zoot you need to stop just looking at the pictures.

what have i told you about argueing with me?

hi-zoot - 25 June 2008 02:18 PM

what have i told you about argueing with me?

No you didn't.