I have been watching some of the video's of the pro's on the test tracks and most of them don't have a finger or fingers on the clutch all that much especially the vid with Malcom. I grew riding two strokes and a finger on the clutch is what was taught to me at a G.Bailey school. Since riding four strokes for the last 10 yrs i still keep a finger on the clutch but don't use the clutch all that much because of the torque. Still can't break the habit. Just hoping an old dog can learn new tricks to have the most efficient riding position as possible.