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Originally Posted by esper
its okay, but put in capital ONE TYRE FOR EVERYONE
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I've run many enduro races at Spa., both May and 6 hour meetings, and I've always specified tyres - but not just one type but a choice, since many cars can't (or choose not to) run Dunlops or can't run Yokos etc.
So long as everyone knows from the Specific Regulations what is legal, (and Jeremy Hall checks them all - which he has) then no-one can complain. The only problem arises when a competitor doesn't read the SRs. I once had a european E Type (heavily developed with cooling tubes to the rear brakes etc) complain because a Corvette was running better tyres than him. He said he would have to driver dangerously fast to keep up and that the tyres were illegal. He was stupid enough to say this in front of he FIA Stewards!
I pointed out the facts to him and never sent him entry forms again.