The age minimum of racing pro.

Tue December 14 2010, 07:37 PM

B Sharkey

quote:
Originally posted by DawnB:
There is a BIG difference between local pro and having a pro card. Very few do, I can think of may 5 or so, and the only time they are riding local is if there isn't a race somewhere and there are enough riders there to make some money....getting your $10 or $25 entry fee back is just seat time. actually quite a few do Abrigo Anstett,Urquharte. Potter, Howell, Crater,Johnson,just to name a few. 1/2 the guys on the gate at top gun have one

Any of the tracks locally don't have an age limit to ride pro that I'm aware of.

Dave is correct--winning a championship as a Jr isn't going to get you far...I don't even know for sure if it helps you get a better sponsorship because I know for FACT that finishing 3rd at Lorettas doesn't.

Wed December 15 2010, 11:16 AM

ted

Paul is right. Maybe we should go to Olympia to have them write some more laws to clairify things. That will solve everything. They seem to be able to solve all other matters in this State.

Wed December 15 2010, 12:49 PM

Rays Dad

quote:
winning a championship as a Jr isn't going to get you far

What is more fun than winning a Jr. Championship? Answer: Winning an Inter. championship!

Thu December 16 2010, 04:41 PM

TRA-742

http://www.lewrockwell.com/blo.../archives/68236.html

Thu December 16 2010, 05:50 PM

Paul 061

Oh baby....Ted send that to David Pingree at RacerX. He is changing careers to be a fireman.

Thu December 16 2010, 07:59 PM

Workman #21

Everybody's talking about going fast like it counts. There's another connect the dot thing here folks. It's called Advertising.

Going fast only gets you half way. Lots of people go fast but if you can't be presented, in full-camera-view, then what good are you?

Going fast gets one half way (my opinion) attention to style is the rest.

Just me and my opinion.