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Here are the 2012 overall points after Southwick.
Will whoever wins the 250 class take a single digit #?
Barcia, Tomac, Musquin, Weimer, and Tickle, are all in position to earn their career # as of now.
So the question is what #'s will the guys take that are earning a Championship # or a career #?
I just found this in the rules for 2012
d. Career Numbers
1. Riders who finish in the top 10 in Championship points from
the combined Supercross, (Supercross Lites for 2013
numbers), MX 250 and MX 450 classes from the previous
competition year will have priority for the selection of a
National two digit available number for the their career
number.
Will whoever wins the 250 class take a single digit #?
Barcia, Tomac, Musquin, Weimer, and Tickle, are all in position to earn their career # as of now.
So the question is what #'s will the guys take that are earning a Championship # or a career #?
I just found this in the rules for 2012
d. Career Numbers
1. Riders who finish in the top 10 in Championship points from
the combined Supercross, (Supercross Lites for 2013
numbers), MX 250 and MX 450 classes from the previous
competition year will have priority for the selection of a
National two digit available number for the their career
number.
Did Baggett get a permanent number last year? Or did he just land on 12?
This year, for the first time, regional 250SX class points will be added in to determine year end national numbers.
It should be like that IMO. They can only earn half the points of a 450 SX rider, so they are still at a disadvantage
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uh, what number would they be able to take
4, 6, 8
only ones left...because 3 will bury that number for another 10 yrs or so, no one is stupid enough to take 4...and so i guess someone is getting 8
numbering system is better than before, but the regulations are wack
only one rider will have a single digit option this year. as you still need to have won a full championship for a single digit.
d. Career Numbers
1. Riders who finish in the top 10 in Championship points from
the combined Supercross, (Supercross Lites for 2013
numbers), MX 250 and MX 450 classes from the previous
competition year will have priority for the selection of a
National two digit available number for the their career
number.
It is weird that no one has ever mentioned that change until this late into the year. Does not make much sense to me.
Will Blake go for a single digit if (or when) he wins the Championship this year? I think he should cut that #12 in half and run # 6 for the rest of his career.
Pit Row
e. Numbers10-999
1. Riders who finish outside the top 10 but in the top 100 will
be assigned consecutive two digit numbers until the supply
of two digit numbers are exhausted.
2. The total combined points from the Supercross,
(Supercross Lites for 2013 numbers), MX 450 and MX
250 classes will be used to determine the order. National
numbers are then issued according to highest to lowest total
points. In case of riders having the same amount of total
points the tie is broken by the best Moto finish for those
riders. In the event you have a rider that rode just SX and
one that rode SX and Motocross, the tie would go to the
rider that rode both series.
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