Racers Digest: Latvia to possibly make SCS 2016 schedule?

(This is really my way of telling Noah a track I'd like to see in the SCS)

A country you don't hear of often in the Sony Cup Series is Latvia. Mainly because there are no Latvian drivers and no Latvian tracks so why talk about it? But in the Sony Cup Series it's not too often they exit the United States to race. Only a few times a season, and Latvia wants to somewhat change that by adding their track Bikernieki to the schedule.

Bikernieki is quite a big road course with a load of turns. Some of those turns being pretty damn sharp. Bikernieki has one sharp turn up at the second turn and the sharpest turn of the entire race. To my knowledge (correct me if I'm wrong) Bikernieki hasn't been used yet so it could create some new winners since it'll be new to most drivers. Maybe some good road course drivers like Rick Shultz, Nick Pericles, Luke Martin, or Cody Llamas would find success from this.

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McBlair wrote:(This is really my way of telling Noah a track I'd like to see in the SCS)

A country you don't hear of often in the Sony Cup Series is Latvia. Mainly because there are no Latvian drivers and no Latvian tracks so why talk about it? But in the Sony Cup Series it's not too often they exit the United States to race. Only a few times a season, and Latvia wants to somewhat change that by adding their track Bikernieki to the schedule.

Bikernieki is quite a big road course with a load of turns. Some of those turns being pretty damn sharp. Bikernieki has one sharp turn up at the second turn and the sharpest turn of the entire race. To my knowledge (correct me if I'm wrong) Bikernieki hasn't been used yet so it could create some new winners since it'll be new to most drivers. Maybe some good road course drivers like Rick Shultz, Nick Pericles, Luke Martin, or Cody Llamas would find success from this.

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Pericles:" I'm not that fond of Road Courses, although I'm okay at them."

This would be very cool, I've always been a fan of Bikernieki. Mainly because it's a track in a country which doesn't get a crap ton of Motorsport attention like the US, UK, France, Mexico, or Canada.

Change my luck around there

SCS on that track would not be the best idea. Heck, Elites probably isn't going back there!

Another country you don't hear of often, Lithuania.

It might look good.

But tracks like Spa, Hockenheim, Red Bull Ring, and maybe even Le Mans might be better tracks. The SCS is a series more close to America. Try a series that goes around the world first then maybe. We'll see.

Persona40 wrote:Another country you don't hear of often, is Lithuania.

I was thinking of Barbados, but that works too.

Queen Elizabeth I is mad that you didn't mention England!

Finnish909 wrote:It might look good.

But tracks like Spa, Hockenheim, Red Bull Ring, and maybe even Le Mans might be better tracks. The SCS is a series more close to America. Try a series that goes around the world first then maybe. We'll see.

Maybe some Australian tracks also. The DWSR had their three rounds today at Pukekohe in NZ, that's a real nice road course.