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I'm just saying - there is still only one class that really means anything: the 450 class.
I'm so tired of this crap year after fucking year. Shut the fuck up and enjoy the sport. Orherwise, fuck straight off to somewhere else. Either way, shut the fuck up.
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Simplifying things is great but when you’re dumbing it down to People of Walmart level I have to draw the line.
The differences in the current classes is too insignificant by itself to be considered a handicap being on a smaller bike. 125's make much more sense for a show.
Nobody ever proposed less racing. More racing of the top guys, together. Just like the Triple Crown. It worked and the sky didn't fall.
2 stroke
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450
Increase the 450 racing, and exposure and make the 250 a clear feeder class for the viewers.
I just think in needs to clearly presented with a different format for the night show that it’s the feeder class. I think no 250 heats in the night show. And add an additional 450 main or something similar. Something that clearly identifies the superstars of the sport as unique.
Imagine if in an NBA game after each quarter a college quarter (With 95% of the talent but a slightlyUnnoticeably smaller ball) was played untill the end. And then an award was given to the winner of that game and then we came back to the last quarter of the NBA game. It’s just badly presented from a storytelling point of view. And we know how much Daniel Blair loves his storyline and structurally the story each night needs work.
Stories attract viewers and with some work on the presentation supercross has the athletes, the visuals, the danger, the excitement and the stories to attract anyone and everyone. It really is the best sport in the world
Stop trying to hook idiots, and appreciate the knowledgeable fanbase you have, instead of dumbing everything down for the Monster Truck mentality.
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It's not about the bike.
If you separate it, you won't get coverage for the feeder class/lites/250SX.
And then you'd probably see a decline in SX attendance due to not enough racing action. As a fan I am not interested in spending the same amount of money to take the family to supercross for an evening and only see one class.
Feld is in the entertainment business and has to fill a 3 hour slot with the most entertainment. With one class - what would you do? More laps? One class would double the number of laps (or go back to semi's with more laps). We already have problems with lappers in 20 min main events.
With the long SX and MX season and burnout, running more time in one class doesn't make any sense. Probably makes more sense to place a cap on number of total laps/time on track these guys spend, and figure out how to make that more entertaining if practical.
College sports are the feeder to the PRO’s and basically they are interchangeable with players, speed, stats, etc. only with different “championships”
Bottom line is supercross/Mx is > 50 years old and there hasn’t been any significant “thing”, race format, bike size, ancillary event, etc to put more folks in the stands or get a gross amount of more viewers. The more we change, the more we stay the same. Casual people just don’t get it, understand it, like it, and will only spectate, attend if there is absolutely nothing else goin on. Most of the people in the stands or on the fences are participants and that’s where the focus should be. Keep these people stoked so they can stoke those close to them to keep it afloat.
My 2
Bash away
See you at A1, A2, SD and either Glendale or Oakland or maybe both
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