LUCAS OIL PRO MOTOCROSS DELAYED BEYOND JULY 4

The organizers of the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross series continue to be challenged by the changing picture in American sports for 2020. Unlike Monster Energy Supercross, outdoor motocross is driven by attendance at the gate of each event. This week MX Sports Pro Racing announced that the series will not open on July 4 weekend at RedBud. They still hope to begin the series in July. The official competition bulletin appears below.

The Pro Motocross schedule continues to be dynamic.  It is the intent of organizers to conduct the events with fans, which requires elevated social distancing protocols.  The phase-in plans for the resumption of large gatherings continues to evolve from state-to-state, with some states having clear guidelines and others not so much.  Event organizers continue to work with their local and state officials to develop a suitable timetable for their national event, but the situation is changing rapidly.  The current plan is to start the series in July, but to date no exact start date or location has been determined.  What has been determined is that RedBud will not be held on July 4^th, nor will it be the opening round.  The Series will release a month-to-month schedule starting with July in the coming weeks.  This roll-out schedule will allow events to be moved as organizers obtain approval from state to state.  Although this approach may be unorthodox, it is necessary under the circumstances, and event organizers and series managers appreciate the patience of the riders, teams and fans as we maneuver through these challenging times.

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Yesterday MX Sports announced the Regional Schedule for the 2020 season. Regional Championships will be held in 8 different regions nationwide from the first weekend in June through the first weekend in July. Details are available HERE.