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9 Jan 2001, 13:05 (Ref:57593)
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Join Date: Sep 2000
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Australia's only somewhat internationally recognisable category, Formula Ford (1600), is to become a one-make series with locally produced cars. What are your experiences with one make categories? Do you think they are good or bad, and why?
I reckon it is a bad idea because: People I have spoken to that have raced in other one make series complain that they are never really a level playing field regardless of the promoters claims. The cars date quickly and the series often seem to die after a few seasons. FF has been a basis for junior chassis designers like Adrian Reynard, Mark Bailey and in Australia Mike Borland to prove their worth. There are probably lots more that I am not familiar with. It is supposed to be "cheap" but it usually means "cheap and nasty". Etc, etc. What do you guys think? |
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