GTO qualifying.

This is a very very special class, there are only 2 technical rules. And the first one isn't so much a rule as it is a clarification.

1. Unlimited displacement and origin

2. Forced induction (e.g., turbo- or super-charging) is allowed for bikes under 750cc displacement only



or in other words, 2-strokes, 4-strokes, turbines and rotaries, active suspension, any fuel, the trickest of the trick, wildest of the wild. Run what you brung and hope to god you brung enough, lets rock and roll.

Anyhow, without further adieu.
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59 Jake Holden 1:52.087
44 Taylor Knapp 1:52.802
5x Russell Wikle 1:54.154
52 Robert Jensen 1:54.292
25 David Anthony 1:54.645
270 David Stone 1:55.441
13 Cory West 1:55.994
54 Jame Randolph 1:56.312
14 Shane Turpin 1:56.410
616 Brad Hendry 1:56.596
17 Brant Wiwi 1:57.613
46 Brian Parriott 1:58.637
56 Austin Dehaven 1:58.947
4 Ryan Brand 1:59.570
45 Brad Puetz 1:59.756
61 Royce McLean 1:59.958
77 Patrick Lansu 2:00.385
112 Gary Poole 2:00.955
71 Ricky Corey 2:01.391
5 Clint Warner 2:01.55
98 Shawn Hopperstad 2:02.400
39 Kevin Dolan 2:05.047

Hey. You missed to write what bikes they all are racing. For me that is the most interesting part of a class like that.

this is what took the ama spot right?
damn it sounds so cool like the real extreme of old.

wish I could see this type of racing in the ama I'd renew my dish subscription.

G, I wish I knew what they were running man! I think we'll probably be told in the press conference afterwards, they're still slower than the superbikes tho so it's nothing too crazy.

yea Mac, this took the AMA's spot, and I'm damned happy it did, this is the coolest thing to happen to bike racing in a long time.

Holden won on a Corona Honda 1000rr superbike

No disrespect to Holden, I don't mind him winning but I'm kinda bummed that in a class where a 211v is legal, a nitroused YZR500 is legal, damned near ANYTHING is legal, a fucking superbike won.