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Which Race Classification Did You Prefer ? - Malcolm - 09-09-2010
Of the 7 classifications of race categories at this years Manx Grand Prix, which one was preferred by you above all of the others, and why ?
You have a multiple choice in this poll, to enable your 1, 2 & 3 choices
RE: Which Race Classification Did You Prefer ? - chris - 09-09-2010
I prefer the Junior MGP, I like the modern bikes, and also the size of the entry, hopefully next year it will be back to over 100+ entries.
RE: Which Race Classification Did You Prefer ? - Jo Rowe - 09-09-2010
I've been predictable and voted for the two strokes! But actually, Philip McGurk's win on the Ultra lightweight was more interesting than the 250's. I've also voted for the Senior Classic, I really enjoyed that race with so many changes to the top 3. However, the lack of entries in that class was worrying and left empty road for a lot of the time.
RE: Which Race Classification Did You Prefer ? - Malcolm - 22-09-2010
So the most voted for class of race machinery at this years Manx turns out to be the Post Classic with just over 33% of the votes polled.
Full Results
Post Classic 33.33%
Senior Classic 22.22%
Lightweight/Ulta-Lightweight 14.81%
Junior/Lightweight Classic 11.11%
Junior MGP 7.41%
Senior MGP 7.41%
Newcomers 3.70%
Parade Lap 0%
Is this because this class has brought something new and different to the meeting or is it because people are fed up watching the usual run of the mill 4 cylinder Japanese machines that are prevalent in those classes that have polled the lower %ages ?
Any opinions folks ?