Well as most of the motocross fans and racer knows that the Loretta Lynn area qualifiers are starting and the Amateur racing has begun hard core. This is a privilege to make it to the LLQ and it takes a lot of hard work and training. I know that everything is all about the money because you can go anywhere and qualify just in case you don't succeed in your district you can go to another district and I can totally understand that so they get the best of the best. There is only one flaw with AMA and I know they can not make everything perfect it is just too hard. It seems like the classes in the upper states that get snow 5 months a year are a lot slower that the southern classes that get to practice all year around. The problem is that AMA is always bumping people up because of the wins or the bar is just not set high enough. If they can figure out how to put you in a class because of your speed not how many times you win it will give the hole USA a better chance for everyone. This will also take the people that are sand bagging and move them into the right class. Yeah everyone knows it goes on I see people in the C class scrubbing like you can not believe and when a C rider is as fast as over half the B riders they should be bumped up. I know there really is no way to fix this but if there was I am sure they would have done it. Well if anyone has some insight on what they think please do tell I would like to hear it.
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