Is there alot of people in his class? I was thinkin of 4 stroke novice but i heard its kinda crowded in there and plus,i want a lil more of a challenge.
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Is there alot of people in his class? I was thinkin of 4 stroke novice but i heard its kinda crowded in there and plus,i want a lil more of a challenge.
I think that 4-Stroke B may be larger than 4-Stroke C this year. Last year, Open B was always about 3/4 the size of 4-Storke C, and 4-stroke C has now been split up into two classes. 4-Stroke B will be getting a lot of racers from Open B, 4-Stroke C, First Year, and 4-Stroke Mod. I would run 4-Stoke C first if I was you. That's what class I'm running.
They split 4 stroke "C" into age groups. So this being my first time racing I think I'll run the 4 stroke C 25 and up class.
Or you could run the Junior class with me...:D that's a 25+ class too Wyndzer... But it can have A class racers in it unlike the 4 stroke C 25+ class..:(Quote:
Originally posted by wyndzer
They split 4 stroke "C" into age groups. So this being my first time racing I think I'll run the 4 stroke C 25 and up class.
rico, why dont u sign up for 4 stk C?
I may as well run the vet class if I was gonna run the junior class. We'll see how I do in Fl.
wyndzer, are me and you going to be on the same line? or do u start after me?
I don't know man, I've never done this before. Hmm. seems like I've said thet before. LOL!:devil
Don't worry you will find serious competition in all of the classes at the GNCC's. Be careful before you put your name down to race the vet class. IT is one of the most competitive there. It is tha only classs that Pro riders can drop back to once they decide not to purchase a pro card. :cool:
wyndzer, dont worry dude, its my first time to, lol
hey Teufel, what class you running? and u going to the florida one?