The M3 is already out there. Test drove one a week ago. It is classed in
Super Stock and the proposed Class 1 for 2002.
Matt Murray
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Smith" <msmith2@columbus.rr.com>
> For example - If the E36 M3 was the fastest car in the BMWCCA, what
happens
> when the E46 M3 comes out? The E36 either becomes non-competitive, or gets
> moved down the chain of classes. Wherever it ends up, will shove that
class'
> top car out to another class, and so forth, and so on. Their class
structure
> MUST evolve so long as BMW keeps making better, faster cars. It will get
to
> a point where it does not have as many classes as it takes to make all
BMW's
> competitive. At that point, there will be BMWs that are winning, and some
> that aren't. The owners of the ones who aren't will bitch, but there's
> nothing to be done, short of adding more classes. Eventually, they'd have
> separate classes for every type, model, and option known to BMW'dom. That
> would ensure that every possible BMW has a chance.
> Mike
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