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Thread: 2015 BRC promoter
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25th June 2014, 22:07 #41
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I really hope that this VERY radical approach works
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26th June 2014, 17:00 #42
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26th June 2014, 21:28 #43
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Can somebody inform me why they need so much time to revamp the championship?and one more question because i don't have knowledge of things in the island.exept for the BRC what other options have the drives?i mean for this year and for the next one.please be specific in the answers because as i told i am irrelevant to things in the island.thanks in advance!
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bring back acropolis rally to wrc calendar
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26th June 2014, 21:43 #44
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I don't follow the national series so much (except some high profile events such as Epynt) but I would say that there is enough crews competing in national series including lots of very expensive cars. Just check entry list of this years Epynt (part of national asphalt series): http://results.djames.org.uk/results...ntID=298&e=298
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26th June 2014, 21:46 #45
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I imagine a good number of them will find their way to the BRTDA series: www.btrdarally.com Those who are junior drivers looking to take a step up the ladder who can afford it will probably move over to the JWRC or the DMACK Fiesta Trophy.
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27th June 2014, 12:38 #46
The BRC is way past its best now so the continuation of the series really doesn't matter now.
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27th June 2014, 13:51 #47
There's the BTRDA championship and MSA Asphalt Championship. Both generally have better and more interesting entries than the BRC. Plus entry fees are cheaper, you don't have to spend as much money to be competitive in your class and you have much freer reign on what car you can drive. It's more interesting for spectators too.
As Langdale says the BRC is past it, the MSA would be better off just putting their support behind the BTRDA and throwing in some of the tarmac events.You're so beige, you probably think this signature is about someone else.
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31st December 2014, 14:51 #48
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Any news about BRC 2015(program, rules, drivers programs,...)
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31st December 2014, 15:56 #49
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31st December 2014, 17:54 #50
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