Well done the Fim.
A new class has been added to the world championships. International open class, for riders over 16, they will ride the same line as junior.
This fills the gap between junior and pro level. So riders too old for junior, but not good enough for pro that want to ride at that level have a class.
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Posted 28 January 2012 - 08:36 AM
petejohn, on 27 January 2012 - 07:16 PM, said:
Well done the Fim.
A new class has been added to the world championships. International open class, for riders over 16, they will ride the same line as junior.
This fills the gap between junior and pro level. So riders too old for junior, but not good enough for pro that want to ride at that level have a class.
A new class has been added to the world championships. International open class, for riders over 16, they will ride the same line as junior.
This fills the gap between junior and pro level. So riders too old for junior, but not good enough for pro that want to ride at that level have a class.
at flyaway rounds like jap and aus it will help the local intrest but cant see the point in europe.
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