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9 Mar 2023, 14:15 (Ref:4146458)
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Racer
Join Date: Sep 2022
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CTCRC time to shine?
Seems to be getting classic/.retro/historic racing right, full grids, good venues, Even some of the cloth cap brigade occasionally venue out with their Goodwood hot rods. Their average driver age seems to be signicicantly lower than the typical FIA-legal spec meetings (HSCC/ Master etc).
How come it seems to be forever ignored on 10ths? Lots of talk about how troubled historic racing is yet CTCRC continually draws in capacity grids across 50s saloons to early 2000s tin tops without much in the way of poor driving or political infighting. The races seem to be the right length to be interesting yet not wear the car out too much, double headers over a weekend too. What do they get right? What are they getting wrong? |
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