Any sport that has international competitors tends to draw out the public more, whether or not they are good or not peoples perception that there's international competitors, "it must be better", does I'm sure lure a few to the track.
On top of this its a great chance to see where you fit outisde of NZ, or at least some sort of guideline and there have been a number of friendships with visitors that have led to rides in their countries.
Its still a factor to toss into this discussion
Trackdays is where it's at!....Mu haha!
Fook Yeah!...Me Got DRZ400sm Now!
& still can't spell for shit!
Let's talk Sketchy Glen then shall we. He's fuckin amazing on a bike. More tallent in his little finger than I've got in my entire body. How long would you like to give him in New Zealand before he's at an international level? Answer is, get out as soon as possible Glen. Go live over seas and come home when you can be labeled a hasbeen. Own the supersport title here and go develope as a rider where the talent pool will actually push you to be the best, because not enough gifted people show up at our races.
Same for Sam Love, and any other young guys who are clearly gifted.
We're back to the keys in the jar thing aren't we?Originally Posted by drew
Bullshit. For sure it's a huge gamble for a talented racer jacking in their job, selling their bike and farking off overseas but a plane ticket and camper van aint that expensive. Costs here to get into racing vs Europe are minimal. Hell, what with the hectic short summer programme and lower costs, we should be trying to attract young foreign riders HERE to make a name for themselves. If the nats here aren't trying to attract international riders then we'd be as well just jacking it in and sending our top riders to OZ or further afield. Spreading out the nats over a longer period of time is just stupid.
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