Date Change for AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course: July 11-13, 2014
OutdoorHub 12.17.13
In a move that will help Midwestern motorcyclists get more out their summer events, the American Motorcyclist Association and Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course have worked together to change the date of the 2014 edition of AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days, the country’s premier celebration of vintage motorcycling.
AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days 2014 will be held July 11-13, one week earlier than previously announced. The new dates prevent a conflict with another event held in Wauseon, Ohio.
“Providing a date for AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days is never easy, given that it often can only be set after many other dominoes get lined up, including schedules for MotoGP racing in this country, World Superbike races here, and AMA Pro Racing events,” said Jeff Massey, AMA vice president of operations. “We never like to wind up in competition with other motorcycling events nearby, and some years it’s unavoidable. But in this case, we were able to work with other groups in an effort to find a new spot on the calendar for AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days that makes the most sense for the fans.”
The move sees Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course’s popular AMA Pro Racing event move to July 19-20, track officials have announced.
“It wasn’t easy getting all the dominoes to fall the right way, but in the end, this change will be received well by the fans of AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days,” Massey said. “By changing these dates, we create the opportunity for a better fit in the mix of motorcycling attractions in the region next July.”
Said Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course’s President Craig Rust: “We’re happy to work with the AMA and AMA Pro Racing to come up with a reformatted schedule that we believe will benefit everyone, including the great fans who support these events.”
Advance tickets are available to the general public at www.midohio.com. In addition, AMA members should stay tuned for news of a special ticket discount only for AMA members available directly through the AMA offices.
