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Wow, what a week he had at Mini O’s. He won 2 B titles in Supercross and swept all 4 B titles in Motocross. Does anybody know what kind of ride he has with Yamaha. Is he signed with Star or some satellite team?
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But i have never understood AM classes .
It's all about relative competition and development. The kids in B are competing against the other top kids in B, who will all move to A next year (unless they are 16 and under) and this is the crop where future top pros come from. I'm not defending the way our am system works, but you don't have to agree with the system to enjoy the racing or talent.
My daughter won a 7th grade basketball game last night, I was giddy. Nothing wrong with celebrating a kid's success, he'll be thrown to the wolves of professional racing soon enough and judged accordingly.
If these kids wanna make it to the top of the sport they gotta play the game, sometimes that involves a little sandbagging.
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Perhaps little Joey has a plan and is executing it? Confidence is key in this sport.
If your not a top 3 guy in the B Class it's highly unlikely you will be picked up by a team and groomed for success in the Pro ranks.
As far as sandbagging it happens all the time and that's just the way it is. The kid that won the 250C and 450C Class at the Iron Man Qualifier on a YZ 125 had lap times that would have put him in the top 5 of the A Class.
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