British Rallycross 2024

[AndyS]

Originally Posted by flatlandsman

The issue you have with autograss now which oddly does not affect rallycross, is that the cars are identikit. Most classes have a dominant car/package. And in Class 7 its a Mini based spaceframe with bike engines or a big V8, Class 5 is EXACTLY the same, all the cars look the same, sound the same and are built by about 3 or 4 different people.

The variety has all gone, some classes add a sprinkle, but it has become very bland.

Oddly this has not been mandated, it has just happened naturally. Largely through subtle rule changes and attempts to make autograss safer and more in line with other motorsport.

I'm only interested in the racing been good, which it is. Granted a lot are very similar looking, but I couldn't really care less if they are exciting to watch and the racing is good.

[flatlandsman]

AS I said the racing used to be even better with home made cars!!

[tbtstt]

Few pictures from Lydden...













...and a few more here:

Flickr - 5 Nations Rounds 9/10

[BertMk2]

Some great shots there Racing in the dark opens up some possibilities for shots that you don't normally get - the glowing brake discs and enhanced flaming work really well. Shame there aren't more opportunities for racing in the dark (particularly lamenting the loss of the Britcar "into the night" races at Brands ).

Still not convinced about the autograss cars - not sure why they were there (other than it's Liam's latest thing). The cars themselves are fine and autograss itself can provide excellent racing - just not sure why they're needed at a rallycross event.

[CS1]

Any rumours for next year?
Seems the championship is gaining some slow momentum with the supercars.
Pleased to see Barrat win at the last round I feared the car would be up for sale at the end of the year if didn't get a decent result