9/11/2017 11:31 PM
Edited Date/Time: 9/11/2017 11:45 PM
It also is affected by decisions to "move up" by the riders, factory contracts, pro debut timing, and more (like mentioned above by others).
Another is, staying as a group in a class gives more accurate gauges of where a rider is in the pecking order of speed with familiar foes. The A class presents more numbers of "new" competitors of which they arent familiar with, and may have different goals, so comparisons can be harder to make. Its been an unwritten practice that has gone on for quite a long time, and only if the collected group decides to move to A, B will be the class of choice.
Here is a scenario. Say you have a supermini rider moving up to big bikes that qualifies and races the A class at LL's immediately. Lets say said rider does very well (maybe even win, its possible) in the A class. How well did he really do when all (or almost all) of his direct competition is in the B class (lap times are not a valid comparison for many reasons)? Of course, there can be an exception, but not the rule.
In other words, it fits and works. Although, taken at face value, it does seem odd
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Thoughts?
Any help is appreciated!
Thanks in advance!