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Originally Posted by Hauling Trash
I do not hate OSS , I just don`t like the fact they have no beginner class
Mike
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Mike,
As much as I tried to get the "Affordable True Entry Level Class" (Single Outboard Boats) on the ticket for "ALL Venues",
I kind of like the current situation.
The SBI organization can be a great place to start. After all, they offer the P-Classes. OSS can be that ultimate goal one can reach for as their racing career progresses.
Picture it as one that races circle tracks such as "Wall Stadium" to get their experience and then eventually move up to the Busch Series and Nascar. Truex would be the perfect example.....
Sure one can argue that there are not enough race boats to go around to support two organizations, but I feel Offshore along with most of the other race classes in APBA,(OPC in particular) the boat counts are down. It simply has been a trend for a while. Could it be that our country is at WAR? Could it be that people have left because of the politics seen in racing? The economy was in a lull? How about little or no Boat Manufacturing Sponsorships? Only those that have left the racing community can actually explain why they left.
OSS is on the right track with only having 5 classes for their organization.
SBI needs more classes because of how they try to accommodate so many different boats. It's understandable.
If as much effort went into seeing how both organizations can co-exist as the effort put into fighting one another, it could probably work.
Could you imagine every race having both organizations in the same place on the same weekend?
SBI race on Saturday and OSS race on Sunday? Nice concept huh? Hopefully one day we will see it. All that, and both organizations can keep their own identities and rules....