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Originally Posted by Speed-King
By now I am pretty convinced that you can have a terrible ruleset and still be hugely successful with it, if you manage to convince people that it'll be the 'next big thing'... if you manage to create a buzz/excitement about your ruleset, people and series will flock to it, no matter its inherent flaws. It's all a big case of 'monkey see, monkey do'...
Conversely, you can have a perfectly fine ruleset, that withers away since it doesn't happen to be en vogue.
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That is very true. And despite the split between two series in 2012 TTA fielded 16 full season entries and with some big names. But then it slowly declined over the following years.
This first season for the TCR regulations looks to be good although some very good teams are unfortunately missing and the new teams are a bit 'meh'. But the real key is what happens to the momentum in 2018 and 2019. There are a lot of 'if's and 'buts' in the confirmed entries so far, and several partial season entries.