Managing Road Racing future

**Shaun** · 3rd June 2009, 12:28

A rep from each Nationals class is required to work with the Road Race commisioner to be.

I suggest, we contact all registered riders that Actually raced in the nationals, we ask each group/class, to nominate a spokes person for there class.

This person, then recieves all enquiries,comments,suggestions, and then direct them to the Road race commisioner.

WHY

The road race commisioner is NOT paid to do all the hours, so LETS share these hours between our selves, so it hurts one person less for a start!

The spokes person for each class, can compile a list of idea,s offered for there class at months end each month to the commisioner, so this will be all documented, saved, and acted upon when required.

Each class, can then set there 'Majority rules' Direction between them selves, So no one can come up with un practical rules etc, ie, the f3 rules rubbish this year for example, lets get on it, and RUN our own show, in conjunction with our office admin center, MNZ.

600 Sports prod and SB, let the riders them selves decide as a group ' Majority rules' RIDERS, NOT team managers/owners, how, or what to do about tuning, suspension etc.

REGISTERED riders only! Not no name people on web sites----- Not trying to be insulting here, it is just that it is there money they are spending, and for some one to administer there class's future, time is of the essence, and no one has the time or money to waste on replying to every post on a web site.

I would suggest this to be run through the NEW www.kiwiracer.co.nz web site, with sign in only using your real name, and MNZ License number, to elliminate key board hero's.

This site, could/would be a fantastice site to use, to learn/map, what the fans, public want, so a Forum for each class could be? set up on here, to post your thoughts, so the rep of each class can read/save/learn what the public really think and want?

Simple, practical, cost effective, and doing some thing our selves for a change, instaed of complaing later when the horse has bolted.

PLEASE get on here and add, refine my idea

**Maido** · 3rd June 2009, 14:07

Beautiful in its simplicity Shaun! 100% behind you for this great idea.

**R6_kid:Me** · 3rd June 2009, 14:25

The same idea works well at University for communicating ideas between hundreds of students via class rep to the student - lecturer committee.

If it's a possibility it would be stupid to pass up the opportunity to give it a go.

**Tony.OK** · 3rd June 2009, 14:54

They say everyone has at least one great idea in their lifetime....................................Shaun ya just had yours........tis a goodie too mate

**Ivan** · 3rd June 2009, 16:46

Im behind you on this to great idea

**scrivy** · 3rd June 2009, 16:49

Pffftttttttt....... the sidecar class has been doing that for over 25 years.......

**wharfy** · 3rd June 2009, 16:50

sounds reasonable to me.....

**burtsidecar16** · 3rd June 2009, 17:42

thanks shaun someone had to say it and im trying to do that same thing with the sidecar guys so im quite happy to stick my hand high in the air for that job

**ajturbo** · 3rd June 2009, 17:50

sounds too easy...

but it is a great idea

now all i have to do is race.... in the nationals.... than i can get MY great ideas on paper...

**Billy** · 3rd June 2009, 17:53

Yip,Brilliant idea.In fact JT has already been in touch with me regarding raising the profile of Streetstock in the Nth Island,The plan is to try and get it as close too the South island as possible

**Kiwi Graham:Me** · 3rd June 2009, 17:58

Ah, the nothern hemisphere is suiting you well mate, another top idea to help the sport. Just need buy in from the powers that be now, Andrew where are ya with your magic wand and the ear of those in the know?

**Shaun** · 3rd June 2009, 21:00

Originally Posted by Kiwi Graham

Ah, the nothern hemisphere is suiting you well mate, another top idea to help the sport. Just need buy in from the powers that be now, Andrew where are ya with your magic wand and the ear of those in the know?

Glad you agree Graham, I know you have a reasnoble iq level, so will take that as a compliment