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Cancelling this weekend’s AMA National at Willow Springs would be giving into terrorists, Willow Springs International Raceway’s Greg Huth said Tuesday afternoon.
While AMA officials are considering cancelling the event, Huth says the show should go on.
Wednesday’s Team Hammer Advanced Riding School & Track Ride will proceed as scheduled at the Rosamond, California track while word on the AMA’s official position is expected by 8:00 a.m., Pacific Time.
Team trucks already parked at Willow Springs on Tuesday afternoon included rigs from:
Attack Suzuki
Bleu Bayou Harley-Davidson
Competition Accessories Ducati
Corona EBSCO Suzuki
GP Tech
Harley-Davidson
HMC Ducati
Kawasaki
PJ1/Team Turfrey
Synergy Racing Honda
World Sports/Corbin Yamaha
Yamaha
Yoshimura Suzuki
Meanwhile, Valvoline EMGO Suzuki’s semi-truck was still en-route from the team’s race shop in Alabama, having just crossed into California from Arizona.
Cancelling Race Would Be Giving In To Terrorists, Willow Springs’ Greg Huth Says, And Team Trucks Are Already At The Track
Cancelling Race Would Be Giving In To Terrorists, Willow Springs’ Greg Huth Says, And Team Trucks Are Already At The Track
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