I'm new to TCS this past year but has there ever been any consideration to adding the Spec and/or the GT3 class to the Canadian TCS? I think most people
consider the Mini somewhat of a entry level class but I realized this year that its pretty competitive and those cars are turning quicker laps then most GT2
cars. I think it could be discouraging to some new drivers.
Also would like to see the GT2 class move to 17.5t brushless. I am getting passed by minis out there!
Like to hear other people's thoughts on the subject of course.
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Posts: 89 September 9, 2009 10:45 AM |
Actually, the way we've been mostly running Rally (no jumps/obstacles, silver can, TT-01 chassis) is pretty well the US version of Novice Spec racing..
I don't think we have the attendance base per race like the US does to add another touring car class like GT3, and it's pretty close to our GT2 with the black can and all..
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Posts: 4 September 14, 2009 9:34 PM |
Well then get rid of the jumps and obstacles and call it what it is then. Maybe if this class was advertised as such it could encourage new entries for next
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