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| Originally Posted by ChrisBushell Murray
Absolutely right mate.
1) The riders want the Club to organise a series.
2) The Club goes to New Era to get tracks and races. New Era looks for commitment, from the Club.
3) New Era & the DSC agree so many prospective riders in each class, thus we need 1 or 2 grids, etc.
4) If riders dont commit up front, then how are the Club able to commit?
I realise it is all chiken & egg, but trust (commitment) has to start somewhere. |
absolutely right. I personally am buying a DD race bike, which has a value far in excess of the £200, and only has much value as long as there is a DD series to race it in. that is my personal level of commitment, but I fully understand you can't take this to NE to show rider commitment for the series!
my question was, if for unforseen circumstances (smashed up bike,blown engine,broken legs, divorce
) I be unable to race in the series, would I get the £200 back in full or part?
just a thought, have had them all apart from the divorce....