CarlsonMotorsports
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I totally agree if a track is hurting for car count, then it's maybe not the best idea to break off of the 206 class.
But if the 206 class is as healthy there as it is in most sprint tracks, I don't think a few leaving will hurt the overall program at all.
To say that there is "no need for animal" is more of a wreckless and "dangerous" statement in my opinion. That has ramifications to ALL of the karting world, not just the sprint side of things. If the sprint guys want to embrace the SS 206 over a BP animal, WF, KT100, etc class, then have at it.
But if the 206 class is as healthy there as it is in most sprint tracks, I don't think a few leaving will hurt the overall program at all.
To say that there is "no need for animal" is more of a wreckless and "dangerous" statement in my opinion. That has ramifications to ALL of the karting world, not just the sprint side of things. If the sprint guys want to embrace the SS 206 over a BP animal, WF, KT100, etc class, then have at it.