John, you are correct.
Even with similar classes, age groups and skill levels, as well as class count, are not 1 to 1 across all of the series. And if that were the case, it would still require all groups to agree on a specific numbering aystem, which then would only work until a new class is made, or a new series comes into the fold.
TCCRA has been around the longest, followed by TORO, TORN, and then this Lonestar Series. The level of effort involved in changing the system for all of the clubs far outweighs (at this time) the individual rider cost, as most of the clubs listed above offer some form of temporary numbering at the track.
It is a great idea, and has been broached many times in the past. As a club, we always look for feedback that is presented from our members, and this is something that gets some discussion time each year at the end of year board meetings.
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