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Message: [QUOTE="AJ Waggoner, post: 28415, member: 16665"] James, D17 does NOT have a "D class" but some tracks run it on thier own. Just so you know they can run anything they want as long as it doesn't conflict with the AMA and insurance companies liabilty policies... like an "ingrown toenail" 220cc class if they want to, it is thier business, BUT NOT a recognized District class. I have seen promotors run a "over 225 pound class" with a scale to insure the participants were "doughboy class" elgible. Other parts of the country, do to the number of riders, regularly run what would be condsidred D class though.. they just have different names. Approximate translations: D = beginer C = novice B = intermediate A = expert/pro [/QUOTE]