Thread: TOURING CAR MASTERS

They had a Chevy Monza racing yesterday I have never seen one of these in my life didn't even know the were sold in Australia. Along with the XA superbird looks like it needs more R&D time. Would love to see the charger a bit further up on the time sheets.The 265 Hemi is a bloody good donk so with a few modern suspention upgrades and decent tyres and brakes it should be a good thing but i guess with any form of motorsport it comes to budget. The likes of Bowe and Richards enjoy a much better budget than any one else down pit lane.

The TCM class isn't really for classic/historic cars as such.
A lot of modern hardware underneath those 'old' shapes.
Best to look at them as cars 'in the style' of days gone by.

But yes, good racing and mix of front runners in all sorts of things.
The rules include ballast for success, so the more you win the more you weigh.

Regarding the Monza, I don't believe you have to have a local racing history to be allowed in TCM.
However here are my two favorite 'local' Monzas.

Moffat.


Jane.