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SunDancer · 06-13-2003, 01:47 PM

I been wondering about the developmental series of the IRL and the other open-wheel series, and part of the lack of American Drivers is the lack of a quality developmental series. I though CART, reading the series lacks a quality "training" program, had the Dayton Indy Lights and Toyota Atlantic Series. What makes F3000, F1's program, so well, and what does it take for a good developmental series?

Also, if a new series was to launch, do you think a CART-like series such with a first-year schedule of perheps 5 ovals, 4 road corses and 3 street circuts. The focus of the series to go to US and get up to 3 Mexican races and 4 Canadian circuits.

CART was successful, just management ran it into the ground.

06-13-2003, 01:47 PM	#25
SunDancer College Benchwarmer Join Date: Sep 2002	I been wondering about the developmental series of the IRL and the other open-wheel series, and part of the lack of American Drivers is the lack of a quality developmental series. I though CART, reading the series lacks a quality "training" program, had the Dayton Indy Lights and Toyota Atlantic Series. What makes F3000, F1's program, so well, and what does it take for a good developmental series? Also, if a new series was to launch, do you think a CART-like series such with a first-year schedule of perheps 5 ovals, 4 road corses and 3 street circuts. The focus of the series to go to US and get up to 3 Mexican races and 4 Canadian circuits. CART was successful, just management ran it into the ground.