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http://racertv.com/ rewind to 4:46 Austin on Podium Anouncement making sure that drink bottle was in clear view...
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Hum, 4 years ! I would be pumped to see another rookie goes at it like BamBam or Tomac. Webb may also be a good one but I do not remember his first races. Anyway, no pressure, a healthy rookie season should be the first objective.
I could see 150k salary and championship bonus of 500k. Maybe overall win bonuses of 25k for first, 10k for 2nd and 5k for 3rd on a per race basis. I believe team sponsors kick in for all this as well.
Just guesstimates....
He is a big believer in the "win/podium bonus" type of compensation package. He has been very vocal regarding this type of thing.
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made a counter offer to Tomac to keep him, more money...
So everyone says there is a problem with C class. I think the root problem lies in the B class. These kids ride B class on factory supported bikes and here is an example of basically going straight from LL to Hangtown in the spring. 1/2 of the b class kids should have been running A class.... This trend of skipping A class is getting more predominant. For your average local fast guy (with maybe only a local shops support) trying to run B at Loretta is an exercise in futility, trying to battle factory bikes that should be in the A class
Should there be a rule that you can't ride B class and gain a Pro license in consecutive years?
Move more kids to A and move more kids from C to B
Sheesh...
The majority that I saw posting about future GEICO rides said Sexton was a Honda rider soon, and Forkner was a possibility. Sexton is a given at this point after the showing this year from their current rider.. Proof that being top of the class doesn't mean top of the talent.
The rules on how to gain a pro license through the Pro Am system are clear. Forkner will be 16 and will have his ProAm points by Hangtown.
The challenge with your idea is that you can't make the rules for the two or three exceptional kids and you can't make the exceptional kids follow a different set of rules.
FInally, there are tons of local fast guys with no support running B class at Lorettas. They are just not the kids who are winning 250B mod and Schoolboy 2.
There is no full sized bike "100" class anymore. There are no answers... I figure the full sized "100" didn't cost enough...
B & A classes are the same at the national level it appears...
Times. 250 b. 250 a. 450 a. Plus 35 All 1:55.
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