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Just thinking out loud
But I have heard talk on here of trying to think of ways to keep the points tighter and keep someone's hopes alive
If they crash and DNF a race or a mechanical DNF and the series is all but over , as far as championship hopes.
So What if they where to Run the 450 class
As an EAST/ WEST championship just like they do the 250 class now
Only different would be that any body can Run both the east and the West series .. so 1 guy could possibly with
Both the east and the West 450 Titles
But for a guy that misses a race or 2
He can still have a shot at a 45O championship on the opposite coast
And for 250 riders they will still only be able to Run one coast like they do know
But perhaps there would be more incentive
For them to hop on a 450 and race the opposite coast than the one they are riding 250 on
Thoughts?
But I have heard talk on here of trying to think of ways to keep the points tighter and keep someone's hopes alive
If they crash and DNF a race or a mechanical DNF and the series is all but over , as far as championship hopes.
So What if they where to Run the 450 class
As an EAST/ WEST championship just like they do the 250 class now
Only different would be that any body can Run both the east and the West series .. so 1 guy could possibly with
Both the east and the West 450 Titles
But for a guy that misses a race or 2
He can still have a shot at a 45O championship on the opposite coast
And for 250 riders they will still only be able to Run one coast like they do know
But perhaps there would be more incentive
For them to hop on a 450 and race the opposite coast than the one they are riding 250 on
Thoughts?
Then Las Vegas could be a one round super bowl.
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And gives a rider a better chance of making up points later in the season if he wins.
I really think they should also find a way to incorporate some form of a ritualistic sacrifice during opening ceremonies.
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