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casdrmm · 10-21-2004, 10:00 PM

America sucks, I guess. I think I will be moving to Spain because they seem to be the best country going according to DORNA and WSB.

Looks like the USA officially got dropped from the WSB schedule for 2005. That I kind of understand, well maybey I do. Since Laguna Seca scored the MotoGP race for next year, due to track usage that meant WSB couldn't race at the track on a separate weekend. The WSB officials didn't want to schedule another location in America due to the chance of rain. Like it doesn't rain in Europe. To add insult to injury the US race was replaced by a race in Qatar. I don't know if anybody watched the MotoGP race in Qatar this year, I did and there were only 4000 spectators on race day. The race definitly will not be rained out but what they will get is plenty of lying sand and track tempuratures of an execess of 130 degrees. Now Qatar gets two World class races at the same track, one at the beginning of the season the other at the end.
I was really hopping that WSB would go to Barber or Road America but I guess FGSport feel that they need to kiss OIL ASS more than they need fans in America.

10-21-2004, 10:00 PM	#1 (permalink)
casdrmm Club Racer Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: The windy city of the south Posts: 73 Casino Cash: $250 Sportbike: 2001 TLR	America Sucks America sucks, I guess. I think I will be moving to Spain because they seem to be the best country going according to DORNA and WSB. Looks like the USA officially got dropped from the WSB schedule for 2005. That I kind of understand, well maybey I do. Since Laguna Seca scored the MotoGP race for next year, due to track usage that meant WSB couldn't race at the track on a separate weekend. The WSB officials didn't want to schedule another location in America due to the chance of rain. Like it doesn't rain in Europe. To add insult to injury the US race was replaced by a race in Qatar. I don't know if anybody watched the MotoGP race in Qatar this year, I did and there were only 4000 spectators on race day. The race definitly will not be rained out but what they will get is plenty of lying sand and track tempuratures of an execess of 130 degrees. Now Qatar gets two World class races at the same track, one at the beginning of the season the other at the end. I was really hopping that WSB would go to Barber or Road America but I guess FGSport feel that they need to kiss OIL ASS more than they need fans in America.