New 125cc All Star Series expands to all 12 rounds of 2019 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship

By Team TMX on 14th May 19

AMA Pro Motocross

Following a welcomed return to the Nationals last season, MX Sports Pro Racing has announced that the popular 125 All Star Series will expand for the 2019 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing.

Starting this May at the legendary Hangtown Motocross Classic, the unmistakable sound of the beloved 2-stroke motorcycle will be heard at all 12 rounds of the season. Each round of the 125 All Star Series will run as a precursor to the professional action on every Saturday throughout the summer, featuring a single four-lap moto from which the top three finishers will be recognized on the podium and given awards.

"As we continue to expand the scope of amateur motocross racing as a whole, the 125 All Star Series provides an ideal platform to not only recognize this passionate and resurgent segment of the marketplace, but also pay homage to the roots of this incredible sport," explained Roy Janson, Managing Director for MX Sports Pro Racing. "This complement to the National program allows us to establish a formalized structure for 2-stroke competition beyond our youth divisions, which in turn provides an appropriate transitional platform in which the performance capabilities of the bike better align with the size and skill level of developing riders."

Program eligibility requires that all participants be a minimum of 15 years of age, hold a current AMA membership and have an AMA classification of "B" or higher. Additionally, current and former AMA Pro Racing licensed riders are also welcome to compete, provided they are not entered in the professional program at that designated event.

From an equipment standpoint, the 125 All Star Series is limited to 125cc 2-strokes only. This eligibility is based on current production models (2014-current) available through a national dealer network or, in the case of manufacturers that have ceased 2-stroke production, non-current models from the final three model years.

Specific details regarding rules and eligibility can be found by visiting the 125 All Star Series website. Additionally, interested participants can apply for entry by completing and submitting the 125 All Star Series Entry Form.

Tickets to each round of the 2019 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship on now on sale and can be purchased by visiting ProMotocross.com.

2019 AMA Motocross Schedule

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DateRoundTrackLocation
May 18Hangtown Motocross ClassicPrairie City SVRARancho Cordova, California
May 25Glen Helen NationalGlen Helen RacewaySan Bernardino, California
Jun 1Thunder Valley NationalThunder Valley Motocross ParkLakewood, Colorado
Jun 15High Point NationalHigh Point RacewayMt. Morris, Pennsylvania
Jun 22Florida NationalWW Ranch Motocross ParkJacksonville, Florida
Jun 29Soutwick NationalThe Wick 338Southwick, Massachusetts
Jul 6RedBud NationalRedBud MXBuchanan, Michigan
Jul 20Spring Creek NationalSpring Creek MX ParkMillville, Minnesota
Jul 27Washougal NationalWashougal MX ParkWashougal, Washington
Aug 10Unadilla NationalUnadilla MXNer Berlin, New York
Aug 17Budds Creek NationalBudds Creek Motocross ParkMechanicsville, Maryland
Aug 24Ironman NationalIronman RacewayCrawfordsville, Indiana

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