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    Quote Originally Posted by AndyRAC
    I'd have thought they'd pull the plug on the WTCC - it's a dead-duck series, with stupid rules and cars which aren't the best Touring cars around.
    Going to the DTM makes perfect sense, up against their true competitors.
    Yup, spot on.

    DTM will undermine the WTCC's very existance within a few years, I have a strong feeling of that.
    Congratulations Sebastian Vettel. Champion of the season of seasons.

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    Quote Originally Posted by UltimateDanGTR
    Yup, spot on.

    DTM will undermine the WTCC's very existance within a few years, I have a strong feeling of that.
    I agree, so long as DTM provides exciting racing with a variety of manufacturers
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    very interesting news indeed.

    I wonder if this means we will see Priaulx and Farfus in DTM come 2012

    BMW have made it no secret that their not exactly happy in WTCC.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Captain VXR
    I agree, so long as DTM provides exciting racing with a variety of manufacturers
    yes, It's vital the DTM get the racing sorted with the new rules IMO. If they do, it has a bright future.
    Congratulations Sebastian Vettel. Champion of the season of seasons.

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    Here's a related link about the US based DTM series.

    http://auto-racing.speedtv.com/artic...-based-series/

    It's good there is now the US series. A racing series need global adoption in order help amortize car costs for manufacturers looking to build cars and to provide a good used racing car market for older vehicles.

    It would be interesting if any other automakers step up besides BMW.
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    Quote Originally Posted by I am evil Homer
    Also note the "standalone" US series and the Japanese SuperGT and DTM technical specs being the same...could be very interesting combined series/overlap of cars.
    I thought the SuperGT and DTM rule discussions had collapsed? They couldn't agree?
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    Quote Originally Posted by kmchow
    I thought the SuperGT and DTM rule discussions had collapsed? They couldn't agree?
    SuperGT have yet to finalise their rules for 2015 or whenever

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