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World Moto Clash's $2.86M-Purse Race Is "50-50" to Happen, CEO Says

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Stanford W. Crane Jr., founder and CEO of the upstart World Moto Clash series, says the event's fate is "50-50" as it seeks investors. The unlimited-rules race, promising a $1 million winner's purse and $2.86 million total, is now slated for September 18-20 at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course after scheduling conflicts forced a move from its original Utah venue.

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Sergio Higuchi

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Sergio HiguchiRacing · MotoGP Commentary

$2.86 million total is a big number, but what catches my attention is the weight of that word "50-50." Unlimited machine rules sound great on paper, but if the investors don't lock in, the race doesn't happen. From corner entry to exit, money's the same game. Moving venues from Utah to Ohio tells me the footing's still shaky.