Why the lack of entries in Factory Pro Sportbike?

[Super Dave]

is that the average of entries Eric?

I was wondering that too...

[Eric Kelcher]

is that the average of entries Eric?

Yes, average to date for each class in each series

FYI making columns on a BBS is a pain!

[Garywc]

Yes, average to date for each class in each series

FYI making columns on a BBS is a pain!

what about the average entries in comparable classes in regional races?

cant you write the columns in word or another program like that then paste them in the bbs?

[Eric Kelcher]

I will see what I can put together formatting it takes forever.

[Ducmarc]

looks like the wera guys should be the worried ones.

[Super Dave]

Eric, do you have numbers from 2003 and 2002 entries?  Well, I'm sure you do, but will you post them?

[Mongo]

Nah, with the majority of ours being standalone Nationals the numbers aren't that bad.  A national series is never going to outdraw a regional one.  I'm sure CCS is like us in that the regionals pay the bills for the nationals but we offer it as something that's good for our riders and good for the sport overall. 

[CCS]

Yes, ASRA classes rarely "add" revenue counting the track time it takes to run them, the cash contingency we pay and the extra expense of the Dyno.  These classes are for the benefit of the racers, sponsors and the few true enthusiasts that love the access to those riders, not for financial gain by ASRA/CCS.  Plus we see it as a way to prepare these racers for when they move up to AMA Pro racing by qualifying and post race inspections.

[CCS]

BTW, in 2006 and 2007, the ASRA races ran right after lunch at most venues, with 4-5 CCS events finishing the day.