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6. Riders may not participate in a “C” class if they have ever:
a. Participated at the National in any previous year in any class (with the exception of Girls classes, Youth Beginner (2011), and Women’s class riders finishing outside the top 5 in the previous year;
b. Received any type of OEM factory support in any class (excluding OEM contingency and trackside support);
c. Earned a Rider Performance Value (RPV) of 15.0 or higher the previous advancement year (Nov. 1, 2012 - Oct. 31, 2013) in any class, including youth divisions; or
d. Competed in any C or youth division at the age of 12 years or older prior to January 1, 2012 and had an RPV or calculated RPV of 11.0 or higher the previous advancement year (Nov. 1, 2012 - Oct. 31, 2013) in 6 or more events.
e. In order to participate in a “C” only designated class, riders must have maintained residency in the U.S. for at least one year prior to the National Final. (Effective 2015) (revised 5.16.14)
f. For more information regarding “C” class eligibility and to check RPV status, visit www.amaracing.com.
So that rules out even the 50cc classes.
Edit: WTF. Thats nuts.
So Canadians are stuck with B.. Awesome! Challenging.
But ,has been riding the 125 schoolboy for 2 yrs i believe.
Is now in the 4str schoolboy and 250c.
The schoolboy was supposed to be the bridge between 85 and 250b
They way i thought it worked,no way he could ride c
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http://results.americanmotorcyclist.com/results/motocross
A= Expert
B= Intermediate
C= Beginner
If you had experience racing any youth class or little bikes (national level or not) you were not considered a beginner because....well, you're simply not a beginner.
The structure now is
A= Expert
B= Not enough points to be an expert/ moved up.
C= Anything less than B.
I guess this means B and C are one in the same.
Looking at people that have qualified for C classes already, I have seen a few names that have been on little bikes for a while and are receiving factory support/ support from the factory teams and are on their way to C class stardom at Loretta's.
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