Canadian Colin Fraser (left) may be leaving AMA Pro Racing/DMG. Here he allows an obviously thrilled Chris Wall from Pirelli to sit on his lap in the tiny and luggage-packed rental car all the way to the Milan airport (Italy 2007). image by dean 'sorry, I always ride shotgun' adams

It's been rumored for more than a month that DMG will be making more personnel moves as the series makes a run to the Daytona 200 in March. On the roadrace side, it's rumored that Canadian Colin Fraser, currently DMG Roadrace Manager, will move to more of a "consultant" role and will relinquish his at track duties to an as yet unknown replacement.

Fraser is a veteran and respected motojournalist who moved into race promotion and management roles over the last decade. He was a very fast regional racer in the late '80s—during his racing prime—and remains respectably fast today.

An early employee of the Roger Edmondson regime at both MotoST and DMG, Fraser also runs the Canadian Superbike series. Calls to Fraser's Canadian office have not yet been returned.