Production Car Racing (GT4, CTSCC, PWC GTS/TC, MX-5 Cup, etc)Touring Cars
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Looks like I'll be wacthing the GT4 races tonight, 40+ car grid? Too cool.
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Haven't had time to mess with this but I said o woukw post a bunch of pics from PWC @ COTA. Here are a few. I'll try to get more done soon. First time going to something like this. Needless to say the senses were overwhelmed
I've always loved that chrome green livery on that Porsche.
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https://www.speedcafe.com/2018/04/27/huge-field-apc-round-1-sandown/
Wish they'd broadcast on Foxtel or at least YouTube.
Wish they'd broadcast on Foxtel or at least YouTube.
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James Brock to contest the Australian Production Car series with MG Motorsport.
Going to be good to see James back racing.
Going to be good to see James back racing.
Pete05
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Well, Peter took money from Lada for allowing them to use his name & marketing power so, this is an improvement on that.James Brock to contest the Australian Production Car series with MG Motorsport.
Going to be good to see James back racing.
I still have the urge to face palm though.
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Since when did MG have a presence in Australia? Have never seen anything to do them before.
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Since I've been here, I've only seen the sedan-Jag X-type-Infiniti J30/Bluebird-looking thing. Was it fwd V8?
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They used to have a great presence back when they sold convertibles up to the early 70's.
They've also got a great competition history but, that was with real MGs.
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Cap'n Jack
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That’s a looker. I wish TCM were at the majority of rounds.
CodeRedR51
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Wish we had a series like that in the states. Here it's just historic races where people are afraid to push the cars or get near each other...
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https://www.speedcafe.com/2018/05/16/australian-production-car-series-clarifies-class-structure/
Good point with how the Evos were allowed in. The newer the car, the better the performance. it's like they should adopt a Super Taikyu type of formula. Evos & STIs in their own class, for example. I'm waiting to see if Mustang and Camaro make it in.
Good point with how the Evos were allowed in. The newer the car, the better the performance. it's like they should adopt a Super Taikyu type of formula. Evos & STIs in their own class, for example. I'm waiting to see if Mustang and Camaro make it in.
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Hopefully a fairer class structure can entice more entries. I miss the Procar days when the series was regularly on the Supercars support bill with mostly modern cars.
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Other than the period when Series Production raced at Bathurst up to 1972, the Procar days were the strongest for for the class.
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Along with the Australian Production Car Championship, Procar Australia managed the likes of Nations Cup (predecessor to Australian GT), Bathurst 24 Hour, Brute Utes (which became V8 Utes) and the Australian GT Production Car Championship.
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I think James Brock brokered the deal (or played a leading role) 1 or 2 years ago. Relaunching MG in Australia...which wasn't really notelable.
They had a display at the AusGT this year too. MG6, MG3 and whatever the small SUV they're flogging at the moment is.
...against a Toyota Echo.
Actually, I didn't get around to checking Sunday's times but on Saturday the MG was running at a pace that would have it just in the top 30 of the Excel Series...
