They have made 200 x 2-11 to date (approx 18 months) do they make 1000 Ginetta's a year? What class would the 2-11 be in then?alicrozier wrote:Yes Mike, I see the Scottish regs say '...full production models...' and MSA defines that as '...produced in quantities of not less than 1000 per annum...'.Mikie711 wrote: As for the 2-11 no it isn't. I checked before blowing a load of money on something I couldn't use. Not enough units made................yet.
I don't know how many 2-11's are produced a year.
Seems a bit harsh but a standard 2-11 would wipe the floor with pretty much anything. I think the class was designed to encourage standard Porsche, Ferrari, Lotus, TVR etc. In the past it's been been a mix of some fairly standard road cars (like myself) and classic racers (Matt Gordon, Stan Bernard with the Porsches etc.) and the odd Ginetta, VX220, TVR. As it stands I think an early Elise or Exige (340R wouldn't be eligible as not produced in enough numbers) with K series engine, maybe bigger capacity, with a turbo and/or supercharger is going to be the otimum...as Graeme Bremner has proved with his Exige.
I'm sure a few other notable past and present entries can't have been produced in those numbers though...
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