Thread: What do you think was the 'golden era' of historic racing
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Old 8 Jan 2022, 19:49 (Ref:4092921)   #4
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Originally Posted by Lancsbreaker View Post
There may be a distinction between "classic" and "historic" racing - if the former, then I would go with Max. For Historic - which I would argue varies depending on your age, but I would pitch as cars from say pre-60s, (though I accept this is VERY variable) it is probably as suggested - late 90s-early 00s, before values got too silly....


Max's prediction about less people seeing it as a hobby has validity, but equally he does argue elsewhere that he has plenty of people asking for entry - just prevented by costs....
Can I defend myself m'lud? I think this is the Golden Era. Massive grids, lots of entries BUT I fear for the future. When will the future be? IDK, but it will crash soon. Entries are holding up but there is not a big follow-on generation.

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