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Originally Posted by Doubleblank
I'll add my perspective then I'm done. Go to any SCCA event these days that includes a PDX. Or any road track running some regional races and HPDE's for amateurs. Guess which groups are the largest at most events. It's not the class racers.....it's the PDX and HPDE groups. People who like to get on a road track are, for the most part, never going to get active in sanctioned class racing. They are there to get on a track, go fast, have fun, learn how to drive faster, etc and drive home. The Z 28 allows one to do just that (if you have the money). And so do a lot of other cars that aren't built to compete in a "sanctioned class". It's OK to be unhappy that GM didn't build it to compete in your favorite class racing. But it's also OK if the majority of users simply want to have a unique, and very fast, car to take to the track who never intend to race it.
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Posted by another person with
actual tracking and racing experience. Thank you sir for helping to separate the reality from the BS.
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