[Nick6]

Originally Posted by sportscarsRULE

The new GT3 class seems to be growing alot in popularity among European GT teams. The class has appeared in Belcar, British GT and FFSA so far (anywhere else?). The rapid growth of GT3 has me worried that European national GT championships are being standardized. Although I don't get any TV coverage, I have always enjoyed looking through the photo galleries and seeing the colorful variety of cars, new and old. The C5.Rs, old Vipers, the forbidden Bi-turbo 996s, Ultima GTRs, M3s, etc. I fear these diverse fields of cars that you can't see in the international series like FIA GT, LMS, and ALMS are being replaced by comparitively pedestrian machines such as the C6 GT3 cars, Porsche 997 cup cars, and the supremely-ugly Viper Competition Coupe. Is this the case? Hopefully VLN is spared. I imagine the large nurburgring circuit demands several classes in order to attract a large number of entries.

You and me both. I was disapointed when Belcars killed off the big GT class.