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Wayne Rainey On The New Ama Series And 2015

14 posts Started 25 Nov 2014 Last recovered post 26 Nov 2014 Wayback Machine snapshot 21 Jun 2015

#3
Sad that we (USA) are so lacking in race talent in MotoGP, hopefully this will help put spur some new talent.
#4

Hope for a much better 2015 series.

If anyone has the contacts, the drive and persistance, credentials, and credibility, it's Wayne.

Whichever magazine labeled him a "Savior" should probably chill though.  :sleep:


#5
Sounded like a Yamaha commercial.
#6

Commercials?  We didn't even get AMA racing on TV last year to SEE Yamaha commercials! 

Adios DMG.  I feel pretty certain that you won't be missed by 2 wheel racing fans.  Go Wayne go!

:goofy:


#7

I can't wait to see the racing return and get out of DMGs hands... they ruined AMA Superbike racing in the US.  

I was soooooo stoked when I heard Wayne et al were taking over!!!!   :wheel:


#8

There was only about 5 races this year in AMA.

Zero west of the Mississippi river. I saw nothing.  :sleep:  


#9

Sounded like a Yamaha commercial.


That's exactly what I thought when I saw it, well before it was posted here.
#10

Good  luck,  there  gonna  need  it !  


#11

The DMG format was absurd.  This is exactly what they need to do:  ALIGN the AMA events with WSB and other international support classes so that Americans can move out onto the world stage when they show they're up to the task.  Good luck to Wayne and co.  :fing02:

Ciao,


#12

Good riddance DMG! Its about time! 


#13

The DMG format was absurd.  This is exactly what they need to do:  ALIGN the AMA events with WSB and other international support classes so that Americans can move out onto the world stage when they show they're up to the task.  Good luck to Wayne and co.  :fing02:

Ciao,

That is why I prefer going to WSBK at Assen; so many more cases during the day to enjoy vs a day MotoGP

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#14

I figure one case ought to be enough. :beer:

Or did you mean races? :happy:


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