What type of class is your race car...

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How would you describe the class of racing you use your race car in.

Tightly controlled class. Innovation usually earns the win.
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8%
Tightly controlled class. Very little scope for variation.
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No votes
Loosely controlled class. Tried and tested normally wins.
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No votes
Loosely controlled class. Innovation usually earns the win.
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No votes
Car is multi-purpose for many different events/classes.
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92%
 
Total votes : 12

What type of class is your race car...

Postby Stealer Of Souls » Wed Oct 11, 2006 9:21 am

I've been toying with the idea of starting a business venture...
And I'd like to know a few things.

So.
For those with race cars (both dedicated and non-dedicated)...
How would you describe the class of racing you use it in?

Examples of what I mean....
Tight control, innovation earns the win could be time trial type racing where competitors use a similar car with limitations on mechanical modifications.

Tight control, no variations could be like A1GP type races where everyone uses the same vehicle and the only differences are car setup/driver.

Loosely controlled class, with tried and tested techniques could be drag racing, or motorkhanas.

Loosely controlled class, innovation for the win could be time attack races like the japanese superlap.

Multi purpose is obviously just that, probably cars used in sprints, motorkhanas and hill climbs would be a good example.
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Postby pc » Wed Oct 11, 2006 10:16 am

*everything*

AutoX on dirt, gravel, & seal. track, drag, gravel sprints, rally sprint, motorkhanas, sealed sprints, hill climbs... haven't done a rally or burnout comp yet :lol:
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Postby matt dunn » Wed Oct 11, 2006 11:41 pm

I have used my race car for almost everything except dirt/gravel events.

First run this weekend is an actual class that has specific rules rather than general club racing,
But even then there is a wide variation of makes, models and transplanted vehicles that run in the class.

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