Updates to GNCC and ATVMX Schedules

MX Sports Pro Racing has announced the latest changes to the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship, the Grand National Cross Country (GNCC) Series, and the ATVMX Championship. Earlier this week, the second round of the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship was announced as July 25 in Jacksonville, Florida, at WW Ranch Motocross Park. Now, ticket sales are on sale for the first two rounds.

The Grand National Cross Country (GNCC) Series has announced the seventh and eighth rounds of the championship and the ATVMX Championship saw two changes to dates and locations.

Here is the full press release from MX Sports Pro Racing:

Lucas Oil Pro Motocross

MX Sports Pro Racing has announced the first two rounds of the 2020 series. Additional rounds will be announced as the states advance through their phase-in recovery plans to allow large gatherings.

All rounds will be held with fans, although the pro pits will be closed to the general public. Tickets for the first two rounds are now available.

GNCC Racing

Rounds 7 and 8 of the GNCC Racing Series will be held the weekend of June 27/28 at the John Penton in Millville, OH and the weekend of July 11/12 at the Hoosier GNCC in Crawfordsville, IN. The John Penton will be a Specialized eMTB round.

The dates and locations of the remaining rounds are as follows. Events highlighted in blue will be Specialized eMTB rounds.

All events will be conducted in compliance with social distancing guidelines and best practices as issued by the Safe-to-Race Task Force and in compliance with the CDC.

ATVMX

The Loretta Lynn and SOB rounds of the ATVMX schedule have changed. The remaining rounds are as follows:

All events will be conducted in compliance with social distancing guidelines and best practices as issued by the Safe-to-Race Task Force and in compliance with the CDC.

About the Race Leadership Team

The RLT consists of representatives from the AMA, MX Sports and MX Sports Pro Racing. The RLT will reconvene next Monday to review race schedules, making adjustments as needed, and will work with event organizers to reschedule events when possible.

The RLT continues to urge racing families to use common sense: 1) wash your hands often; 2) avoid shaking hands or coming into close personal contact with others; 3) cough into your elbow; 4) don’t touch your face; 5) if you are sick, stay home; 6) if you are really sick, go to the hospital; and 7) don’t panic. The health, safety and welfare of our riders and their families remains paramount, and we will keep our race community apprised of all further developments.

Please direct all communications to info@mxsports.com.