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Wooow, I didn't know about FiA Touring Car World Cup ! That was great event! Was it single meeting, like ETCC today?
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the rat won 2 years running, but i cant recall if 94 was the 2nd, or first
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He won at Monza '93, and then Donington in '94. Cleland won in '95 I think?
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Biela won it in 1995 at Paul Ricard, it was an Audi/BMW walkover, despite a spirited attempt by Kelvin Burt to keep them in sight.
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A selection of images from the 1994 race can be found here. http://www.stillphotography.co.uk/ga.../album43/wcup/
The winners were. 1993, Paul Radisich @ Monza. 1994, Paul Radisich @ Donington. 1995, Frank Biela @ Paul Richard. |
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You know what, I've just noticed something funny. Cleland's Vauxhall has its sequential shifter mounted on the column!
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RML started running them on the Ecurie Ecosse Vauxhall's in 1993, when they took over the works Vauxhall's in 1994 it stayed. Infact every new Vauxhall from 1994-2000 had a column shift.
A number of other manufacturers followed suite. Off the top of my head in 1996 Ford, Renault, Peugeot & Vauxhall all had column shifts. In 1997 only Peugeot & Vauxhall had them, while in 1998 it was Volvo & Vauxhall who ran with them. In 1999 the works Honda's gear lever was mounted more on the dashboard, but it was closer to the column than the console |
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I was at that race in 94 and blurry good it was too!
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Does any one know of any coverage from the 1995 wc?
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I have like 15 min from it, from a French channel. I belive its the only footage ever aired on TV doe to the scrapped TV deals just before the race.
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The only scrapped coverage, was the Eurosport coverage, every other network aired it.
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And what network would that be? Anyone that aired the races live or atelast any longer deleyed coverage of it?
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WTCCup Monza '93: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwmDj...eature=related
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That was a fantastic weekend. Unfortunately the current ETCC hasn't got the same quality and quantity of entrances. Let's hope that will be better next year.
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This is caused by limited entrants allowed. I mean, anyone, who had taken part in some WTCC round in factory team, can't participate. So ETCCup is second league in fact :/
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Second leauge?
Why should compettitors of the WORLD touring car championship take part in the EUROPEAN touring car cup. Thats where all of the top drivers from BTCC, STCC, DTC, etc. should compete. If the organisers managed that it would certainly not be a second leauge despite not having WTCC drivers. |
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Of course, it always can be better. But currently it is second league, as grid isn't really big each year, and there's very few top drivers from each series.
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Agreed. Thats why the organisers need to co-operate with the series organisers of the main touring car series in Europe. To make sure the top teams from each countrie comes, otherwise its pointless...
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