More on Masters Racing

Pat Sagers

2003-04-13

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 After participating in (at least for a while) the Masters Race and King's

Valley, and hearing about some of the things that caused crashes, I have a

suggestion: Given that experience makes safer racers, why not require

anyone at least one season with 5 to 10 massed start events in Cat 4 or 5

regardless of age before you can move into Master's racing?





 T. Field



This one was suggested by someone to help me, but then I heard of all the

horrors of racing in that field. But hey, I have good insurance and I'm

game. What's a few more joint surgeries. If anything would help an

older person racing in that field, it's the experience that not all chances

are worth taking. I want to ride safe and not to be a hazard to others, but

in that circumstance, I'd be definitely riding defensively.

Pat





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<P><FONT SIZE=2>>After participating in (at least for a while) the Masters Race and King's </FONT>

<BR><FONT SIZE=2>>Valley, and hearing about some of the things that caused crashes, I have a </FONT>

<BR><FONT SIZE=2>>suggestion: Given that experience makes safer racers, why not require </FONT>

<BR><FONT SIZE=2>>anyone at least one season with 5 to 10 massed start events in Cat 4 or 5 </FONT>

<BR><FONT SIZE=2>>regardless of age before you can move into Master's racing?</FONT>

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<P><FONT SIZE=2>This one was suggested by someone to help me, but then I heard of all the horrors of racing in that field.  But hey, I have good insurance and I'm game. What's a few more joint surgeries.     If anything would help an older person racing in that field, it's the experience that not all chances are worth taking.  I want to ride safe and not to be a hazard to others, but in that circumstance, I'd be definitely riding defensively.</FONT></P>



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The Field Family

2003-04-13

After participating in (at least for a while) the Masters Race and King's

Valley, and hearing about some of the things that caused crashes, I have a

suggestion: Given that experience makes safer racers, why not require

anyone at least one season with 5 to 10 massed start events in Cat 4 or 5

regardless of age before you can move into Master's racing?





T. Field