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Run Nation’s high-speed collision race, billed as the “Run it Straight” championship, is postponed after a court ruled it’s essentially a combat sport — despite organizers’ claims otherwise. The Combat Sports Authority had already canceled it for lacking proper rules, and the judge upheld that decision, emphasizing the event’s core focus on head-on impact. CEO Tremaine Fernandez vows the sport isn’t going anywhere, promising collaboration with regulators and rolling over tickets to a new date — though refunds are available. The ruling carries heavy commercial and fan fallout, but the judge made clear those weren’t legal factors. Complicating matters: former NRL star Sandor Earl, who’s also in court and has a doping history, is tied to the event — and Run Nation now faces hefty legal bills.

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