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Why would two-door coupés with two or 2+2 seats be called "touring cars"? They are stock GTs, so use that name.
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There are four door cars in the Continental series like the Audi S4 and the Subaru WRX. And then Camaros and Mustangs have a long history of competing in touring car racing in Europe, as has the BMW M3.
The only proper GT-cars in the series are actually the Porsches and there aren't even all that many of them.
Bear in mind that I am not talking about the current European series, but about what could have been if they had followed the example of the Americans. You're absolutely right, the current European series is a GT-series, but it
should have been a touring car series!
They should have also added a second division for pocket-rocket cars like the Vokswagen GTI, Mazdaspeed 3, Honda Civic and smaller BMWs like it is the case in the American series.