Multiple classes

I know you and I had the discussion regarding O5 and U2 cars. I was wondering if you had a final ruling on running both classes? I think you had also mentioned maybe running the Skyline and one other car that hadn't actually run. I think for simplicity sake, just using the Alfa GTA, the 510, and the Cortina would be fine given the numerous cars in the larger displacement class.

I also included the MG MGB GT to this class as essentially any model year 1964 - 1973 car having no greater than 2.0L could be raced here [speaking in terms of the Forza Motorsport world]. If only I could remove the turbo from the BMW 2002 I would allow it in the U2 class.

I love the U2 class cars. They're lightweight nimble machines and fun to race against each other. However, I have many O5 class builds and could fill a room with only those. With the hints circulating that Forza Motorsport shall remain a two-year title, I will hold off a mixed room to include the U2 class until Forza Motorsport 5 on the next system. Hopefully this delay also allows for true-to-life U2 & O2 class structures.

While we're still on "4" I can host Trans-Am O5 first and U2 after, or vice-versa. American Iron season II may also be brought in to fill time.

Gotcha. I also have had a lot of fun with the U2 cars, and I think in capable hands and the right track they can hold their own against the bigger cars. I think maybe running a U2, or even a straight RWD 2.0L class could be fun but that is another discussion.