in reply to John250... I was at the track that day, as you signed in they asked you your skill level and gave different color stickers to people. There was an A/B group, a C/vet group, 85/65, 50s... also the riders in the C/vet practice were all told NOT to jump the jump where the accident occurred. I heard the man checking stickers telling people that. I’m not saying anything negatively about the person(s) involved but I saw pictures of the same rider jumping that jump while other riders did not. I have been riding since I was 4 and I’m now 30, raced A class and did a fine job at it, I don’t even jump that jump when riders are near me that may/may not do it and you can most certainly see if someone infront of you is doing it or not. I feel like the track did their part in making sure people were riding with their skill level. You can’t have someone watching that jump every lap and making guys pull off who do it and shouldn’t have..... just saying at some point, as riders, we have to be responsible for our actions. It’s unfortunate for all involved.