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Originally Posted by Jesper OH
Just heard that the blood type of a person tells of his or her personality in Japan. Blood group A is among the least decired, since it was a person who is selfish, which is seen as a bad quality in a contry where team work is all.
This leads to a question regarding the nature of the group A (and C) years in Japan. Both series were based on endurance racing and at least two drivers. Was this to emphasize the "team spirit"? Since both series were heavily supported by the Japanese car industry, I'm just speculating here, so if any one can shead some light on this, please do so.
Jesper
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Jesper,
Don't waste any time in even considering that blood group nonsense. It isn't really any more relevant than horoscopes.
As for the long-distance and multi-driver formats of Gr.A and Gr.C, I can tell you that Japanese racing grew into such formats long before Gr.A or Gr.C existed. You could cite many reasons for this, but the idea of "team spirit" and other such abstracts are not really anything you should bother yourself with. Don't let yourself get distracted - you are doing a fine job.