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When PD introduced three new cars in an entirely new class it seemed a bit odd, but they are such a blast to drive. I have had some great fun racing online (at Alsace of all places) where I even picked up a rare win. The downforce lets you push and fight through corners like old F1 before all the safety changes.
Where Group 4 is gentle and forgiving, and Group 3 is more about balance and finesse (and probably the ultimate test of skill), Group 2 is balls to the wall intense racing pushing the limit. I'm not claiming it's the most skilled class, but the most fun. I find Group 1 to be a lot more serious, the cars handling dynamic round corners doesn't allow for close pack racing like the lower classes.
Who doesn't like Group 2? I have never heard a bad word said about it. I really hope for more cars and dai..weekly races in this category.
Why don't PD make more of it, replace a few FIA Group 4 Nations races with Group 2 if there is a next year because the La Croix Gr2 is the race I'm most looking forwards to.
What do you think? Is there something I'm missing, because I think Group 2 has been added and almost forgotten since but is my favourite class.
Where Group 4 is gentle and forgiving, and Group 3 is more about balance and finesse (and probably the ultimate test of skill), Group 2 is balls to the wall intense racing pushing the limit. I'm not claiming it's the most skilled class, but the most fun. I find Group 1 to be a lot more serious, the cars handling dynamic round corners doesn't allow for close pack racing like the lower classes.
Who doesn't like Group 2? I have never heard a bad word said about it. I really hope for more cars and dai..weekly races in this category.
Why don't PD make more of it, replace a few FIA Group 4 Nations races with Group 2 if there is a next year because the La Croix Gr2 is the race I'm most looking forwards to.
What do you think? Is there something I'm missing, because I think Group 2 has been added and almost forgotten since but is my favourite class.