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Old 10 Oct 2003, 11:49 (Ref:746207)   #1
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mark_l should be qualifying in the top 10 on the gridmark_l should be qualifying in the top 10 on the grid
NOT another new championship!!!

Taken from the BRSCC Website:

"The British Racing & Sports Car Club (BRSCC) has announced draft plans for a new saloon car championship for the 2004 season, that will develop the current AutoItalia Championship.


‘The BRSCC Le Mans Motorsport Euro Championship’ will debut next spring and will build on the success of the long running AutoItalia series that pitched Italian marque against Italian marque. This time the boundaries have been increased to encompass all saloons and coupes produced by European manufacturers.


Exact plans are yet to be finalised but it is envisaged that the Championship will consist of five classes allowing for both production and modified cars. There is also the potential of having a ‘catch all’ guest class that would allow European manufactured cars of US or Japanese origin to also compete. Other ideas under consideration are the possibility of rolling starts, no restriction on tyres and measures to equalise performance.


Stuart Cumming, Managing Director of the Le Mans Motorsport Group, has already pledged his support to the new initiative "Our company enjoyed rapid growth on the back of the AutoItalia Championship. The expansion of the Championship to encompass all European marques is a natural progression and we are delighted to back the new championship" commented Stuart.


Tony Soper, of AutoItalia and a regular Alfa Romeo Championship campaigner is also enthusiastic about the new project adding "The new proposals will allow potential competitors whose cars aren’t currently eligible for a championship to get their cars back on the track. I would expect to see very healthy grids and some serious inter-marque rivalry developing."


BRSCC Competition Secretary, John Ward, sees the BRSCC Le Mans Motorsport Euro Championship as a sign of things to come "As with the rest of motorsport we are in a process of rationalisation and anything that gets more drivers racing and puts more cars on the grid has to be good news for the Club, competitors, circuits and fans".


More details will be announced as and when they are confirmed"

Is this going to replace the AutoItalia or be another new championship?
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