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Message: [QUOTE="stormer94, post: 191476, member: 23528"] I don't think it would take any additional corner workers or what have you to watch a track. It's generally only a few sections on every track that would need to be watched, and that's where people are already watching. Plus, most races are pretty tight, and you're either in front of or behind somebody. You double a jump and there would be 5 racers in that class that would see it. And the 4-5 people that each racer brought with would be watching...etc... At the drivers meeting, "In this class, there will be no jumping of the doubles for safety and to even out the racing. That's this set here, and that set over there. Every other jump you may hit as you like... any questions?" I think it would be quite easy to implement and watch over. Be different for each track, where they intend to keep you on the groud, but the "C" riders without points aren't going to be making every race are they??? Frito, remember the Malta track, the big step up at the end of the straightaway? You either hit that at 50mph or rolled over it at 6mph, there was no middle ground, and it was narrow. In the C class there, you'd see one dude roll it and the next duded flog it, it was kida scary. If we all had to roll just that jump, that would have made the racing safer and more equal in the lower class, where rider skill would have won out over the rookie with the least common sense. Look at the Williston track, just have the C guys would rol the big sets of doubles. And maybe that awkward short double before the corner with the sand. That's it, could even add the 2 short table tops as well. The rookies roll those and we have safer racing, and the hotdogs would find the class less interesting and move on. Gotta figure out how to get the hotdogs out of it and have them move on. I think it would take ZERO additional work. And completely solve the problem. [/QUOTE]

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