sam
Originally posted by neil mochan
Red Heat are a novice team.
My point exactly, they are nowhere near a rookie team, new to the sport, look at the sponsors you have and the events they have played over the year. And everyone always has an excuse as to why they should be in the nov section dont they........new players.......no training....untested team......this is the whole reason why we lag behind the rest of Europe and the US....teams are to content to take the easy option rather than push themselves. (There are exeptions obviously). *(THIS IS NOT A DIG AT RED HEAT, NEIL JUST PROVED MY POINT THATS ALL)
Most of the teams that played Nov last year at Campaign should be in the Am B section.
I have a real problem with the way that the sections have been named, Am A, Am B...why?
It would have been far clearer to have:
Pro
Am
Nov
Rookie
As the nov level of the MS is really for Rookie teams. Just because it is your first event in the MS this year, it will nt be the first time a team has played the cup. If the level was renamed 'rookie'then we would see a lot less sandbagging as teams would get a true appreciation of what it is there for.
But then again.....i guess it is clear fromthe list which UK teams are keen on self improvement and determined to compete at a high standard....and those intent on having an easy ride and nopt pushing themselves to the limit. On reflection it is a great idea to have no prizes for the nov section, because the only teams that ever winit are those who are generally sandbagging anyway. What are the odds that those teams that are sandbagging bomb out of the event giving us all a good laugh?