Why the STCC is on the verge of civil war
The Scandinavian Touring Car Championship is in rude health at the moment, but discontent among many of the teams with technical regulations proposed by series organisers for 2012 could lead to a breakaway series. Mark Glendenning explains the fundamentals.
The revolution will not be televised - at least, not unless you live in Sweden. But that doesn't mean that you shouldn't be paying attention.
Scandinavia might seem an unlikely battleground for the future direction of touring cars, but decisions made within the Scandinavian Touring Car Championship over the next few weeks could produce all sorts of ramifications further down the track.
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