Henk
27th August 2013, 19:24
Right here is my latest stab at the Auckland numbers. If you need one grab one that hasn't been used.
I'm going to stick with the highly scientific method we have always used which is, if it hasn't been used this season or last it's up for grabs.
If it hasn't been used this season but was last season, you can try your luck but if the person that used it last year turns up again they have precedence.
The next trick is that numbers can't be reserved and don't get allocated as such, if you want one that hasn't been used, stick it on your bike and be first to sign with it and it's yours.
The other thing is we don't really want two bikes with the same numbers, so if you have an F4 and F5 bike different numbers please. Sidecars are an exception to this since they always run on their own but for bikes both classes can conceivably run in the B and C grades so we can get conflicts there which becomes an issue if the lap scoring breaks down, we have to talk to someone about bits falling off their bike or somebody gets kicked up a class.
Hopefully that covers everything.
I'm going to stick with the highly scientific method we have always used which is, if it hasn't been used this season or last it's up for grabs.
If it hasn't been used this season but was last season, you can try your luck but if the person that used it last year turns up again they have precedence.
The next trick is that numbers can't be reserved and don't get allocated as such, if you want one that hasn't been used, stick it on your bike and be first to sign with it and it's yours.
The other thing is we don't really want two bikes with the same numbers, so if you have an F4 and F5 bike different numbers please. Sidecars are an exception to this since they always run on their own but for bikes both classes can conceivably run in the B and C grades so we can get conflicts there which becomes an issue if the lap scoring breaks down, we have to talk to someone about bits falling off their bike or somebody gets kicked up a class.
Hopefully that covers everything.