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**tobia** · 02-15-2011, 03:57 PM

Interesting you mention your thoughts that the s2000 cars may become just too expensive for the sport.
Same sort of thing here in NZ.

However; the other side of the coin is that you think it makes your Championship stronger. Not sure I follow how a type of car can make it stronger, but do follow that the more competitors the better.
In New Zealand, we have a population of 4 million and last year our National Rally Championship had 36 entries, of which 24 were in FIA GroupN or older Group A cars. Most National Championship rallies here also run with an Allcomers/local field and have a total entry number of between 50 to 70
Interested to know how many FIA cars (N, A or S2000) you had in total

Does the assumption that you must run FIA classes make our respective domestic Championships stronger?

02-15-2011, 03:57 PM	#21
tobia Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 524 Senior Member	Interesting you mention your thoughts that the s2000 cars may become just too expensive for the sport. Same sort of thing here in NZ. However; the other side of the coin is that you think it makes your Championship stronger. Not sure I follow how a type of car can make it stronger, but do follow that the more competitors the better. In New Zealand, we have a population of 4 million and last year our National Rally Championship had 36 entries, of which 24 were in FIA GroupN or older Group A cars. Most National Championship rallies here also run with an Allcomers/local field and have a total entry number of between 50 to 70 Interested to know how many FIA cars (N, A or S2000) you had in total Does the assumption that you must run FIA classes make our respective domestic Championships stronger?
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