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Subject: Expanding class B or add class C?

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A long-time F3 fan

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Date Posted: 09:50:58 10/29/02 Tue GMT+8

A few years ago you introduced a Formula Vauxhall class. the cars fitted in very well with yours but, sadly, only one driver turned up regularly, Tony Rogers if I remember correctly, run by Adam Wotsisname.

Three things you could do to spice up the action - bring in more drivers:

1 Try again with the Vauxhalls. There are quite a few of these out there running their late-spec throttle bodies which aren't allowed in Mono. With their power they would fit and well and I think some Mono racers may want ot move on too..... these could fit in with Class B or be a C class.

2 Similarly, let in F Renaults, running at 25mm. These would fit in much as above.

Do you think the fans would tell much difference between these types of cars and having fuller grids would allow, in today's climate, a discount arrangement to be reached with the BRSCC, as other clubs have done.

3 Change the B class cars to run on more road based engines. This would, if done correctly, not alter much in the way of power but would brings their costs right down.

Thoughts??

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Subject	Author	Date
Stick to a b or masters clas car	Alan Everitt	02:22:48 10/30/02 Wed GMT+8
Re: Stick to a b or masters clas car -- A long-time F3 fan, 04:54:10 10/30/02 Wed GMT+8 Re: Stick to a b or masters clas car -- Paul Knapton, 11:18:14 10/30/02 Wed GMT+8 Re: Stick to a b or masters clas car -- JM, 05:59:52 04/29/04 Thu GMT+8 As you are a f3 fan ! -- Alan Everitt, 11:22:44 10/30/02 Wed GMT+8 Re: As you are a f3 fan ! -- Spawny Whippet, 16:06:39 02/15/04 Sun GMT+8