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Tex013 · 02-26-2020, 05:01 PM

that event ifirc was a combination of Aus touring car masters and New Zealand trans am . Both have noticeably different rules though externally similar . The class here , Aus , enjoys good support on both sides of the fence . Though there is some concern with the addition of early 80's era touring cars models . The cars under the skin are quite upgraded from where the class started , I think it was grp3 NC a historic type class kind of like stock/superstock but circuit racing . Usual story for any racing I guess , money overcomes .
It is more enjoyable to watch than V8 Supercars , and more the cars I grew up watching .
Dan , Bathurst is the holy grail of race tracks here in Aus . You should google some the races and crashes from late sixties early 70s . It was real narrow and not much run off then

Tex

02-26-2020, 05:01 PM	#4
Tex013 Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Sydney , Australia Posts: 97 Likes: 23 Liked 43 Times in 25 Posts	Re: TransAm Racing Australian Style that event ifirc was a combination of Aus touring car masters and New Zealand trans am . Both have noticeably different rules though externally similar . The class here , Aus , enjoys good support on both sides of the fence . Though there is some concern with the addition of early 80's era touring cars models . The cars under the skin are quite upgraded from where the class started , I think it was grp3 NC a historic type class kind of like stock/superstock but circuit racing . Usual story for any racing I guess , money overcomes . It is more enjoyable to watch than V8 Supercars , and more the cars I grew up watching . Dan , Bathurst is the holy grail of race tracks here in Aus . You should google some the races and crashes from late sixties early 70s . It was real narrow and not much run off then Tex Last edited by Tex013; 02-26-2020 at 05:05 PM.