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| | I dont understand how a rider can ride the Novice class and the Amatuer Class I was looking at the points and noticed that 421 is riding both youth novice and youth amatuer |
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| Moto-X 30y (5/28/2007)
I dont understand how a rider can ride the Novice class and the Amatuer Class I was looking at the points and noticed that 421 is riding both youth novice and youth amatuerlooks like he raced one race and got promoted to the "b" class... check your spelling too "Serae"... its sa-ray, not sa-ree-a 
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| | my bad on the spelling he didnt move up because he was doing both |
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| he only has points for the novice.. from the first race... the next two races hes got points in the "b" class.. so it looks to me that he either self promoted or moved up
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| He moved up.
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| he rides 125 c regular and youth b
257 isn't the man...
125 nervous...for a little bit anyway |
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| nickyp257y (5/29/2007)
he rides 125 c regular and youth bahh there it is.. the "youth" confusion. yes you can run the youth "b" and regular "c" i do beleive
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| That's right. Youth C points are seperate from the regular C points, and the B class works the same. So you can promote to the Youth B class and still be in the regular C class.
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