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Cycle News 2006 Issue 09 March 8

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coorsio Dome Arlonro, GA I I I SUPERCROSS Rounds rOla Febru.jry 25, 2006 2006 Amp'd Mobilc FIM Wonld Supepcross GPl Amp'd Mobil€ AMA Supencross SeriEs =GhaGl eilnt h' $ { t, After o frustroting.beyond- belief week, Ricky Cormichoel etill leh Atlontq with o win. ,f I I f I , l I 4 a + .G' I I I a butrL$ir\ ltlerr'- "lt was a race _ hoPes a$ t- ith sonul J ust when you thought that the Amp'd Mobile AMA Supercross Series couldn't get any more shocking following last week's St. Louis Supercross shake up. the AMA drops a bomb on the l4akita 8v Srarv i,loorr pHoros By Srrw BrurN Suzuki Team on the eve of the Atlanta Supercross, announcinS that it was penal- izing Rkky Carmichael 25 poinB for run- ning "illegal" fuel at the San Diego Super- cross last month (see "ln The Wind"), effectively putting an end to Carmichael's 2005 Supercross title hopes. So how would Carmichael respond in Atlanu? By winning. ln what was another excitin8 Sx-class main event, Carmichael ran down new I8 MARCH 8,2006 CYCLE NEWS series leader Chad Reed to win the main event in front of the largest crowd ever to attend a Supercross race at the Georgia Dome - 70,133. Despite winning. the Makita Suzuki rider sounded like a beaten man after all was said and done. win," Carmichael said. "l don't have much to say. lam drsappornted in the whole deal [being penalized 25 pointsl. Unless a miracle happens, I'm just out here racinS to race. I'm disappointed for my team, because we put in too much work, too much training and way too much money to sit on the sidelines and watch two otherguyt go at it for the championship. But life goes rt: t .C \ I 86 aGl - I

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