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Your Mom's House
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Tennessee
Yeah, here's the LINK
At the time of the Miller announcement, it looked like Laguna might be off the schedule, but AMA have managed somehow to get both for 2011.
Joined Oct 2006
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Your Mom's House
Well hopefully they won't pull the rug again from under our feet as DMG did. We had Travi, Boots, CK, and a few others that year who went expecting to see the AMA run, remember? Then DMG said to Miller, we want more money, then Miller said FU! Then the fans got ....... Anyway, its it is true, it will be good. So will they also have WSBK supersport?
The only thing you need to know about the Miller and Laguna sagas is that Yamaha USA sponsors Laguna Seca and American Honda sponsored Miller Motorsports Park. DMG is the constant. The manufacturers are the variables. California is an important variable as well b/c they manage Laguna Seca so they'd be stupid not to push for AMA competition when all of the major production bike distributors are in California.
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Tennessee
I will be willing to bet that they run different configurations, so the American fan wont be able to tell how slow the ASB is compared to a WSBK
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Vancouver
That sucks,
Was looking forward to maybe seeing Moto2 and Moto125 in Laguna.
There was speculations that All 3 classes would be coming to the US and doing both circuits back to back.
I know Laguna doesn't have enough paddocks for everyone but so does Motegi and they have temporary paddock tents there to accommodate everyone.
Was looking forward to maybe seeing Moto2 and Moto125 in Laguna.
There was speculations that All 3 classes would be coming to the US and doing both circuits back to back.
I know Laguna doesn't have enough paddocks for everyone but so does Motegi and they have temporary paddock tents there to accommodate everyone.
