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As much as a,m crate motor is a noble idea for Super2 the vested interests of on selling old kit down to Super2 teams will, stop common sense from prevailing.
We know crate motors would give us the same competition at lower cost but I feel like Super2 was primarily always about creating a market for old cars and less about developing driving and engineering talent.
Hell a guy I used to spanner for bought a car and after he realised how much he needed to support it sold it on again rather quickly.
I think a crate engine and some limits on data acquisition would help Super2, but you still need to be able to train people to the point where they can hit the main game running.
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