For Sale Page – Don’t forget about it…
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San Diego Race Links 2/6/10
TV – (250’s) SPEED Sunday 9am PT or 12pm ET
(450’s) SPEED Sunday 10am PT or 1pm ET
DMXS Chat room (click the chat link on the left menu)
Practice should start at 1:30pm PT. (I use all four Livewire links, and bounce back and forth when one link freezes up)
Possible shortened practice schedule due to rain.
Live Timing & Scoring
Live Timing & Scoring
Live Timing & Scoring
Live Timing & Scoring
Listen live at 7pm PT. Sign-up for Supercross Live Audio Webcast $6.99 per race or $39.99 for the whole season..
Supercross Live
Track map: Video animation of San Diego
Saturday
8:00 am Paddock Opens
9:00am – 11:30am Tech Inspection / Sound Testing at the Venue
9:00am – 12:00noon Rider / Mechanic / Bonus Awards Participant Registration at the Venue
11:15am – 11:45am Rider’s Track Walk
11:45am – 12:00pm Riders Meeting (Mandatory)
12:05pm – 12:20pm Chapel Service
12:30pm – 12:38pm Lites Group C Free Practice
12:40pm – 12:48pm Lites Group B Free Practice
12:50pm – 12:58pm Lites Group A Free Practice
1:00pm – 1:08pm SX Group A Free Practice
1:10pm – 1:18pm SX Group B Free Practice
1:20pm – 1:28pm SX Group C Free Practice
1:30pm – 1:45pm Lites Group B Qualifying Practice
1:50pm – 2:05pm Lites Group C Qualifying Practice
2:10pm – 2:25pm Lites Group A Qualifying Practice
2:30pm – 2:45pm SX Group A Qualifying Practice
2:50pm – 3:05pm SX Group B Qualifying Practice
3:10pm – 3:25pm SX Group C Qualifying Practice
3:25pm – 3:45pm Track Maintenance
3:45pm – 4:00pm Lites Group C Qualifying Practice
4:05pm – 4:20pm Lites Group B Qualifying Practice
4:25pm – 4:40pm Lites Group A Qualifying Practice
4:45pm – 5:00pm SX Group A Qualifying Practice
5:05pm – 5:20pm SX Group C Qualifying Practice
5:25pm – 5:40pm SX Group B Qualifying Practice
5:40pm – 6:45pm Track Maintenance
In each class, the 40 fastest riders from Timed Qualifying will advance to the evening program (the Fast 40). In the Supercross Class only, a rider who is currently in the Top 10 in points that fails to make the Fast 40 will be placed as 21st gate pick in the first heat race.
Evening Program
7:00 pm – 7:30 pm Opening Ceremonies
7:30 pm – 7:40 pm Supercross Lites Heat #1 – 6 Laps, 20 Riders (1-9 to Main Event, 10-20 to LCQ)
7:40 pm – 7:50 pm Supercross Lites Heat #2 – 6 Laps, 20 Riders (1-9 to Main Event, 10-20 to LCQ)
7:50 pm – 8:00 pm Supercross Heat #1 – 8 Laps, 20 Riders (1-9 to Main Event, 10-20 to LCQ)
8:00 pm – 8:10 pm Supercross Heat #2 – 8 Laps, 20 Riders (1-9 to Main Event, 10-20 to LCQ)
8:10 pm – 8:20 pm Supercross Lites Last Chance Qualifier – 4 Laps, 22 Riders (1-2 to Main)
8:20 pm – 8:30 pm Supercross Last Chance Qualifier – 6 Laps, 22 Riders (1-2 to Main)
8:30 pm – 8:40 pm Intermission / Track Maintenance
8:40 pm – 8:55 pm Freestyle Motocross Exhibition
8:55 pm – 9:00 pm Supercross Lites Parade Lap
9:00 pm – 9:20 pm Supercross Lites Main Event – 15 Laps, 20 Riders
9:20 pm – 9:25 pm Supercross Lites Victory Circle
9:25 pm – 9:30 pm Supercross Parade Lap
9:30 pm – 9:50 pm Supercross Main Event – 20 Laps, 20 Riders
9:50 pm – 9:55 pm Supercross Victory Circle
PARENTAL WAIVER ISSUE IS COMING TO A HEAD AND AT THIS POINT, WE ARE LOSING
From another forum:
OK, THE PARENTAL WAIVER ISSUE IS COMING TO A HEAD AND AT THIS POINT, WE ARE LOSING. THE TRIAL ATTORNEYS ARE MAKING HEADWAY AND AT THIS MOMENT, WE DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH OF OUR STATE REPRESENTATIVES ON OUR SIDE.
ACTION IS NOW NECESSARY
SEND AN EMAIL TO THE ADDRESS IN THE MESSAGE BELOW, EXPLAINING HOW THE LOSS OF THE ABILITY FOR CHILDREN UNDER 18 TO PARTICIPATE IN MOTOCROSS COULD OR WOULD IMPACT YOU. IMAGINE IF ALL THE TRACKS CLOSED BECAUSE 90% OF THEIR BUSINESS WAS NO LONGER ALLOWED TO RIDE BECAUSE A PARENT CAN NO LONGER SIGN A WAIVER OF LIABILITY ON BEHALF OF THEIR CHILDREN…HOW WOULD THAT IMPACT YOU? HOW MUCH WOULD THAT IMPACT THE COMPANIES YOU PURCHASE BIKES, PARTS AND ACCESSORIES FROM?
IT’S ABOUT MONEY, THAT IS WHAT MAKES POLITICIANS OPEN THEIR EYES…MONEY.
IF BUSINESSES CLOSE, THAT IS REVENUE LOST
IF MILLIONS ARE LOST IN SALES IN THE STATE, THAT IS REVENUE LOST
IF PEOPLE BUY FEW MOTORCYCLES AND ATV’S, THAT IS NOT ONLY LESS SALES TAX, BUT LESS REVENUE BY WAY OF REGISTRATION AND TITLING.
IT’S ABOUT MONEY, NOT FEEL GOOD MAKE KIDS HAPPY….MONEY
WRITE AN EMAIL AND LET THEM KNOW HOW MUCH MONEY THEY WILL LOSE, HOW YOUR DEALER WILL LOSE MONEY AND YOUR DISTRICT WILL LOSE MONEY (Dana, who is working on this will direct to proper representative).
THIS IS FLORIDA RESIDENTS ONLY, PLEASE
NON-RESIDENTS OF FLORIDA, YOU CAN HELP BY PASSING THIS ALONG VIA EMAIL AND POST ON EVERY WEBSITE YOU KNOW.
IF THIS SUCCEEDS IN FLORIDA, IT WILL SPREAD TO YOUR STATE
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I am including below a brief synopsis of the issue so that you can share it with others. Please direct all inquiries to me at dana@onmessage.com or 407-608-5921. As I mentioned I would love for folks to send me an email outlining their interest in the issue, how it impacts them and their business etc…It is important to have each person’s name and address so I can identify people from certain areas of the state if needed. I will personally follow up with each of them to determine how they can best assist our efforts.
BEWARE BUSINESS OWNERS: FLORIDA SUPREME COURT VOIDS PARENTAL WAIVERS
A recent decision by the Florida Supreme Court makes pre-injury releases that parents sign for their children to participate in field trips, athletics, or recreational activities unenforceable – meaning some of these activities may not be available to youth in the future.
It is common for service providers in Florida that offer athletic or recreational activities to minors to require parental consent in order to protect the provider from substantial liability in the case of injury. In fact, many of these providers including rock climbing venues and ATV operators are required by their own insurance companies to obtain these waivers from parents of minors. The ruling will likely impact a wide range of businesses in Florida that include children as their customers including sports leagues, amusement parks, water skiing and boating operators and others. If parents cannot sign these waivers on behalf of their children, the businesses are leaving themselves open to significant liability risks. Therefore, businesses across the state are discontinuing offering such services or activities to children. Not only is this Supreme Court decision contrary to almost all other parental choice situations but it also limits the life experiences of our youth and jeopardizes some of Florida’s oldest and most loved attractions.
Victor Scwartz, a Washington DC attorney who has written about this decision says “the Supreme Court’s decision creates an arbitrary distinction for commercial and non commercial activities that, in addition to adding ambiguity to the law and having nothing to do with safeguarding children ignores well-defined limits and careful balancing in scope and effect that Florida courts apply with regard to waivers”. He supports legislation to overturn the Court’s ruling and restore parent’s ability to sign waivers on behalf of their minor child as appropriate.
Unfortunately, last year the trial lawyers successfully blocked legislation reinstating a parent’s ability to enter into these pre-injury agreements with the provider just as they would on behalf of themselves. A coalition of business is asking the Legislature again this year (HB 285 by Rep. Mike Horner of Kissimmee) to reconsider the proposed legislation and preserve the athletic, recreational, and amusement park activities available to the youth in our state.
Bill Lupfer, President of the Florida Attractions Association adds, “You can certainly understand why so many of our members are concerned with this court ruling. Beyond jeopardizing parental rights there are jobs and entire family owned business in jeopardy.”
Dana C. Loncar
CONSENSUS
COMMUNICATIONS
407.608.5921 – Office
407.808.3441 Cell
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BOTTOM LINE, THE COURTS HAVE SAID AND NOW THE LEGISLATURE IS TRYING TO SAY THAT YOU CANNOT SIGN A WAIVER FOR YOUR CHILD (OR TEEN) ALLOWING THEM TO RACE OR RIDE ON A TRACK IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA…YOUR CHILD WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO RACE AT ANY TRACK IN THE STATE.
KEEP IN MIND, THIS IS APPLICABLE TO OTHER SPORTS AS WELL SUCH AS HORSE RIDING, GYMNASTICS, COMPETITIVE CHEERLEADING, ARCHERY, GUN RANGES AND ESSENTIALLY ALMOST EVERY SPORT WHERE A WAIVER IS SIGNED FOR A CHILD TO PARTICIPATE.
PLEASE PASS THIS ALONG VIA EMAIL AND POST ON EVERY WEBSITE YOU KNOW.
IF THIS SUCCEEDS IN FLORIDA, IT WILL SPREAD TO YOUR STATE
SFMX Round 4 Thundercross 2/7/10
What’s up everyone? I’ll tell you what’s up – SOUTH FLORIDA RACING!!
Derek Hall continues to dominate the DNA Pro Challenge with another win!
Daniel McCullan below – smiling from ear to ear… (with Dad)
Click Image below for larger view.
SOUTH FLORIDA MOTOCROSS WINTER SERIES
SUNDAY RACE PICTURES CLICK HERE
SATURDAY PRACTICE PICTURES CLICK HERE
Misc D70 Shots – Older Not So Good Back-up Camera
Such an awesome day at the track. Early in the day the weather was real crappy and dark, but around 11:00 or so the sun was out the rest of the day basically. Tim Ferry was roaming the pits, ASMF trackside, FLMX in house gathering content for the magazine, WMI trackside, and the gates were packed with almost every drop.
Race Notes
Daniel McCullan dominated the 50cc 7-9 class with two first place finishes. Donnie Delgado #10 and Mark Beamer #5 battled for the lead in the Plus 40 Class, but Delgado came out on top in both motos. Brinsley Dyess #95 on a Kawi dominated the Women’s Class today. She is looking very comfortable on the big bike. Adam Cianciarulo #92 rode flawlessly all day with the overall in Youth 12-15 and Supermini 10-15 classes. Ian Chia #414 placed first overall in the 250 B Class with Dustin Jensen #101 and Antony Carreiro #991 on his tail.
Youth 16-24 Brandon Westberry #738 grabbed the hole shot in the first moto, but not far behind was Taylor Ditzian #20 and Antony Carreiro #991. Second moto Taylor Ditzian got the hole shot with Brandon and Antony following behind. Brandon passed Taylor, and after the first lap Taylor was back in first, but soon was passed again by Brandon. Brandon placed first in both motos for the overall win. In the 85 Beginner Class first moto Mike Barto #12 got the hole shot followed by Adam Pankoke #7, but overall finishes for the day, in order was Mike Barto #12 1st, Stefano Mesa #137 2nd, and Adam Pankoke #7 placing 3rd overall. The 250C class had a lot of entries with Alex Nicol #694 getting the hole shot in the first moto followed by George Warren #177, and Daua Andreoli #118. They swapped around during the race and George Warren ended up winning the first moto with Daua Andreoli and Alex Nicol second and third. Overall however, it was Daua, George and Alex.
JR Mini 85cc 9-13 Class Jon Ames #17 from Arizona got the hole shot in the first moto and never looked back. Bradford Young #124 had a bad start and was in the back of the pack. Brad pushed his way through the pack to finish in second place in the first moto, followed by #15 Elias Chain from Mexico. Overall was the same, Jon – Bradford – Elias.
The DNA Pro Challenge race was just as exciting as the prior weeks. Out front was Derek Hall and Shawn Rife who went back and forth basically the first half of the race. Derek pretty much kept the lead for the second half of the race, but in the last lap Derek made a small mistake, went off the track just a bit, and this gave time for Shawn to catch up just enough to be on his back tire. Shawn was catching him and I thought he was actually going to pass Derek, but Hall would not allow that. Derek won the Pro-Challenge today, and 500.00!
Video of Derek Hall and Shawn Rife – DNA Pro Challenge
Adam Cianciarulo Wallpaper – Click On The Image
Saturday Practice
I arrived at the track around 11:00 today, and it was surprisingly warm outside. Party cloudy, or partly sunny, don’t know the difference, oh well. It appeared to me that the track was in excellent shape, you riders tell me? Dalton Yingling took a spill today, hope he is okay. Usual suspects were out practicing today. Taylor Ditzian, Dalton Yingling, Antony Carreiro, Skylar Demuth, Brinsley Dyess, Bradford Yound, Joey Keel, all the Fasnacht’s, Jon Ames, Buchakjian’s, Jeremy Wahlstrom, Steel Gately, Ian Chia, to name a few….
Some featured pictures from today:
DCMX Press Release
DCMX Press Release
February 1st, 2010
This weekend is Round 1 of the 2010 MX Points Championship Series featuring the Monster Energy Sponsor’s Cup. The events kickoff Friday with early sign up, free camping and RC Car races going down under the lights.The upstairs to the building will be open as well so come out and get an early start to the weekend.Saturday morning there will be no MX school. Instead there will be organized practice for $20 from 9-12:30. Sign up for Saturday night will be open starting at 10:00am. Practice for Saturday night kicks off at 3:00p.m. Racing starts at 5:00p.m.
Make sure you look for Trick Threadz inventory blowout sale and grab some of the clothing, shoes, and accessories they’ll have priced to sell. Don’t forget to check out DCMX Radio and the website all week long for updates news and info.
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