Why would clubs spend money on upgrading timing hardware/software so the majority of their customers cannot race?!
I think too many people are reading into this the wrong way and rumour is getting people flustered for no reason.
Just because a new timing system has been developed doesn't mean it has to be used.
We are not going to have to rush out to replace our p/t's because existing systems will suddenly stop working overnight... maybe it means that AMB are only developing a newer system for r/c and older systems will not be supported in the long term future.
You have to remember that AMB make timing equipment for the majority of full size motorsport and the r/c industry is tiny in comparison so won't be any priority for them, new developments will always be happening to improve 1:1 timing equipment as that is where the real money is.
This has nothing to do with BBK, they just make software.
Mr Christopher only asked for some clarification on the discussions not to bring doom that r/c racing will have any uproar!
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