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- AMA_Formula_Xtreme abstract "Formula Xtreme was a professional racing class sanctioned by the American Motorcyclist Association. Formula Xtreme was part of the AMA's road racing series, which also included AMA Superbike Championship, AMA Supersport Championship, and AMA Superstock.Motorcycles were homologated and had to be of a model type that was designed and legal for street use in the United States and was available from retail dealerships in the U.S. Although liberal by the standards of other classes AMA road racing series, Formula Xtreme rules still limited the modifications that may have been made. The rules specified what changes were and were not permitted, including modification or replacement of various engine internals, transmission components, and other non-powertrain components of the vehicle such as the suspension, wheels, frame, swingarm, bodywork, wheels, etc. The rules also specified mimimum weight limits, allowable fuel types, which production components had to be left in place and rules for availability of non-stock components from the manufacturer. Lastly, the type of engine (displacement and configuration) was governed by a set of guidelines that attempted to bring technical diversity to the class by establishing technical limitations that allowed different technologies to remain competitive. For example, air/oil-cooled twin-cylinder engines were allowed a larger displacement limit. There were also differences in allowed modifications to engine internals depending on the engine configuration, again to encourage technical diversity in the class by ensuring that motorcycles with different engine configurations remained competitive. Merrill Vanderslice, AMA Pro Racing's Director of Competition, stated:By design, Formula Xtreme rules are the most liberal of all the classes within the AMA Superbike Championship...The intent of the Formula Xtreme class is to include a diverse group of motorcycles...Manufacturers represented in the AMA Formula Xtreme Series included the Big Four; Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki and Yamaha, and in 2008 BMW, Ducati, Triumph and Buell were represented as well. Perhaps the most well known event on the annual Formula Xtreme calendar was the Daytona 200, which was not only the inaugural event of the Formula Xtreme season each year, but was also the longest event on the Formula Xtreme calendar (in terms of distance and number of laps).With Daytona Motorsports Group's takeover of AMA Pro Racing in 2009, Formula Xtreme was replaced with the Daytona Sportbike class.".
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- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink AMA_Pro_Daytona_Sportbike_Championship.
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- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink AMA_Supersport_Championship.
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- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink American_Motorcyclist_Association.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink Andrew_Stroud.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink BMW.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink Ben_Spies.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink Buell.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink Category:American_Motorcyclist_Association.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink Category:Motorcycle_racing_series.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink Daytona_200.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink Ducati.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink Eric_Bostrom.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink Homologation_(motorsport).
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink Honda.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink Jake_Zemke.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink Jason_Pridmore.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink John_Hopkins_(motorcycle_racer).
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink Josh_Hayes.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink Kawasaki_Heavy_Industries.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink Kurtis_Roberts.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink Miguel_Duhamel.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink Suzuki.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink Triumph_Motorcycles_Ltd.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLink Yamaha_Motor_Company.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLinkText "AMA Formula Xtreme".
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- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wikiPageWikiLinkText "Formula Xtreme".
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- AMA_Formula_Xtreme subject Category:American_Motorcyclist_Association.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme subject Category:Motorcycle_racing_series.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme hypernym Class.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme type Competition.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme type Event.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme type Competition.
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- AMA_Formula_Xtreme comment "Formula Xtreme was a professional racing class sanctioned by the American Motorcyclist Association. Formula Xtreme was part of the AMA's road racing series, which also included AMA Superbike Championship, AMA Supersport Championship, and AMA Superstock.Motorcycles were homologated and had to be of a model type that was designed and legal for street use in the United States and was available from retail dealerships in the U.S.".
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme label "AMA Formula Xtreme".
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- AMA_Formula_Xtreme wasDerivedFrom AMA_Formula_Xtreme?oldid=662119427.
- AMA_Formula_Xtreme isPrimaryTopicOf AMA_Formula_Xtreme.