Miller Motorsport Park has announced it will not be holding any AMA Pro-Racing classes as support to the Salt Lake City WSB weekend in May because an agreement could not be reached with promoters DMG.
Originally, Miller was scheduled to run Daytona Sportbike and Supersport races at the World Superbike meeting but they have now been cut from the schedule due to "business reasons".
"AMA Pro Racing has been a part of Miller Motorsports Park since the track opened in 2006," said MMP Director of Racing Mitch Wright, "and we have enjoyed a mutually beneficial relationship and some great racing during that time.
"It is most unfortunate that we were unable to reach an agreement with AMA Pro for this year's event, but it was a business decision that had to be made. We hope to be able to have the AMA Pro teams, riders and officials back at Miller Motorsports Park in the years to come."
"We worked closely with our friends at Miller Motorsports Park in attempting to conclude a business relationship but in the end we were unsuccessful," said AMA Pro Racing President Roger Edmondson.
"Although we are disappointed about this turn of events, we hope to return to the Miller facility in the coming years and look forward to their 2009 FIM World Superbike race that marks the return of reigning AMA Pro Road Racing Champion Ben Spies to his home country."
