The Classic Sports Car Club conducted a 24-hour experiment at Anglesey recently. While it may not have been a resounding success, sdlickorish argues the club's push to innovate should be encouraged. Feature:
OPINION: The Classic Sports Car Club isn’t afraid to try something different. Although, after the success of its February season starter, its 24-hour experiment left mixed feelings but its intention was right and should be encouragedFor a sport that takes place at a frenetic pace, the speed of change in motorsport can be remarkably slow at times. Traditions are well established and are often religiously stuck to with very few daring to break the mould.
While the combined Tin Tops and Turbo Tin Tops grid and the Swinging Sixties Group 1 field were strong, in the high 20s for their races – each set having four 40-minute contests plus a half-hour night familiarisation session over the 24 hours – the same could not be said for all of the others. Take the combined Magnificent Sevens, Open Series, New Millennium and Slicks Series grouping that attracted just 10 crews despite comprising four of the CSCC’s regular categories.
It is certainly important to bear in mind that there is no guarantee such gambles will be rewarded – but that should not put off organisers from trying
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