Idk, with his 50 points, is that enough to get #84 for 2018? or top 100?
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Jeff Herlings have enough points now to get #84 national # ?
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If they assign him one, he'll be in the low 70s (71, 72).
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I'm sure he would absolutely love to run the #72
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Herlings would have to actually hold an AMA Pro License, not simply a permission/provisional license to earn a # for 2018.
2016 - Cedric Soubeyras scored 59 points and did not receive a # in 2017
2015 - Shaun Simpson scored 31 points and did not receive a # in 2016
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Kaven Benoit earned enough points last year to receive a number but from what I was told he raced through the CMA or something like it so did not receive a number.
I think international riders are given permission through their racing affiliation FIM/CMA/etc. Not exactly sure how it all works but they don't need an AMA license in order to line up and race.
Herlings most likely won't be assigned a number.
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