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An Informal Look at AMA C Class (lengthy post)
The AMA absolutely evaluates it and the AMA appeal board, made up of 3 AMA congressmen, vote on each decision. Each vote has different situations and each are looked at individually by the appeal board.- Erek Kudla
- Post #34
- Forum: MX/SX General
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An Informal Look at AMA C Class (lengthy post)
Being "fast" doesn't give you an automatic bump. if you have ridden up in class at any AMA or Non-AMA event, that's another thing.- Erek Kudla
- Post #32
- Forum: MX/SX General
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An Informal Look at AMA C Class (lengthy post)
No, They aren't anything until they actually do it. They can race no lower than B in GNCC (off-road), but can also race A as they are eligible.- Erek Kudla
- Post #26
- Forum: MX/SX General
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An Informal Look at AMA C Class (lengthy post)
I'm sure. Off-Road 2.1 B. Riders and Classification 2. Self-Advancement c. Riders who race in MX and Off-Road and have different classifications in each type of racing may not vary more than one level. In the "A is A, B is B, C is C" article it addresses this specific situiation -...- Erek Kudla
- Post #25
- Forum: MX/SX General
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National Trials Event @ Southington Off Road Park June 17th-18th
Stoked to go Saturday!!- Erek Kudla
- Post #2
- Forum: MX/SX General
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An Informal Look at AMA C Class (lengthy post)
That is actually legal within the AMA rules. by AMA rules, an MX Pro racer is considered MX A in amateur competition. As an MX A rider your classification can vary 1 skill level between disciplines. So he is legal to race Off-Road B. The ONLY leg work you have to do for me to correct it is to...- Erek Kudla
- Post #19
- Forum: MX/SX General
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