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Post by tank11 on Feb 26, 2015 13:50:06 GMT 12
Basically at the start of ministocks (maybe other youth classes prior) it was decided that you are either a youth or an adult at 16.
You along with anyone else can table a remit at the next AGM (for remits)looking to change this, but good luck.
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Post by Regan O'Brien on Feb 26, 2015 15:14:54 GMT 12
My son was 16 3 years ago and in about February we went to Harrisville where he drove my stockcar, after hoping out he said stuff ministock I want to race stockcars so we paid the upgrade to and adult licence and he raced my stockcar a couple of times THAT same season he started in Ministocks.
He could not go back to a youth after driving in an adult class.
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Post by powerbuilt on Feb 26, 2015 18:00:58 GMT 12
Interesting tread. Can I ask were there still St John's / paramedics track side when you son was about to go out on the track.
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Post by beachboy on Feb 26, 2015 20:07:16 GMT 12
Why not just race Ministocks in your last season at 16 and then change up the following season to what ever you want. Whats the Rush-Panic??
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Post by tank11 on Feb 26, 2015 20:37:36 GMT 12
Interesting tread. Can I ask were there still St John's / paramedics track side when you son was about to go out on the track. If you are asking Regan. Harrisville is a private track and when running would have medics available. I think Kieran ran in the main races? |
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Post by 18c on Feb 28, 2015 7:04:33 GMT 12
We have just had this in quarter midgets. 1 girl was meant I be travelling with us to Gm but had hopped in a minisprint so was no longer able to finish the season as a quarter and why would she, she has a new toy now but perhaps the rule could be changed to allow a couple of trial drives. What if she did that and didn't like it? This too was her last season. I don't think going contact to non contact has anything to do with it. Ps have you seen how much contact there is in TQs?  |
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Post by spdwayorthehway on Feb 28, 2015 7:26:45 GMT 12
What is the issue with racing in the Adult ministocks if wanting to race in both
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Post by Murray Guy (Grandad) on Feb 28, 2015 9:08:04 GMT 12
Questions:
If a 20 year old rugby player is chosen to play for the All Blacks, does that disqualify him was playing in the 'under 21's?
If a secondary student is chosen, chooses to play for an adult team does that disqualify them from playing in an age/student restricted team?
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Post by bikeboy on Feb 28, 2015 17:52:53 GMT 12
Questions:
If a 20 year old rugby player is chosen to play for the All Blacks, does that disqualify him was playing in the 'under 21's?
If a secondary student is chosen, chooses to play for an adult team does that disqualify them from playing in an age/student restricted team?
1. in rugby no, 2. in some sports yes, |
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Post by hmac on Feb 28, 2015 21:18:34 GMT 12
Actually thought the answer to question 1 was yes. Or maybe just a "convention" they use. Seem to remember it being mentioned a little while back during a game. Might of heard wrong of course.
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Post by Rusty on Mar 1, 2015 15:22:35 GMT 12
Questions:
If a 20 year old rugby player is chosen to play for the All Blacks, does that disqualify him was playing in the 'under 21's?
If a secondary student is chosen, chooses to play for an adult team does that disqualify them from playing in an age/student restricted team?
first question? I onow at club level you are allowed to play 3 games up a level before you are not allowed to play colt rugby. (under 21) |
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