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Proposed deletion of Mariano Werner


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WeatherTech SportsCar Championship teams
That's not how this works. You're not allowed to go around adding a category to articles and then leave the category uncreated for days and days — the category has to be created first, and only after it exists are you allowed to start adding articles to it. And since the category still doesn't exist as of the time I'm writing this response two hours after your request that I put it back on all the articles, it still can't be repopulated with articles, because it still doesn't exist.

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Hi. There is a move request at Talk:Pratt & Miller which you may be interested in participating at. - "Ghost of  Dan Gurney"  16:15, 31 December 2021 (UTC)

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Turismo Carretera
Given you're Argentine and there is so little information available on Turismo Carretera in English, what would be the best way to define the championship standings into 'regular season' and 'playoffs'? I was originally planning on putting them together like in NASCAR, but given Werner has gone from having 281.5 points to 31 should I make separate tables for 'regular' and 'playoff' championships?

Turismo Carretera deserves to be covered in English Wikipedia, but I'm essentially starting from scratch given the series' uniqueness. MSportWiki (talk) 08:36, 28 August 2023 (UTC)

Pole position
Regarding where the pole position cell is placed, this is not going to be easy. The solution you've come up with doesn't quite work as the three heat races feature different drivers, therefore the "pole-sitter" only competes in one of those races. I was under the impression that the grid for the Final was set by qualifying results; but having seen the broadcast of Buenos Aires it clearly is not based on qualifying results (or heat race results) I'm honestly not sure how we make this work. The only ideas I have are either: Thoughts? MSportWiki (talk) 04:32, 20 September 2023 (UTC)
 * 1) We put the highest-placed qualifier in that heat in pole. Using San Luis last weekend as the example, we'd mark Santero (P1 in qualifying) down for pole in Heat 1, Ardusso (P2 in qualifying) as the pole-sitter in Heat 2, and Werner (P3 in qualifying) as the pole-sitter in Heat 3.
 * 2) We have a qualifying row as part of the event summary, above the heat races. In this situation, the pole position column would be removed and the 'fastest lap' field would be blanked out.

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Turismo Carretera championship standings
As the standings table is very wide given there are a lot of races (54 separate Heats and Finals in 2023), I'm wondering if we should do the Formula One 'sprint' solution where the Final result is the big number and the Heat result is in superscript – something like this:

Thoughts? MSportWiki (talk) 11:22, 10 January 2024 (UTC)

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Dodge Cherokee
Whilst I'm not completely across the history of the models used in TC, from my understanding this article should really be named Dodge GTX (Turismo Carretera) with a subsection for the Cherokee engine used from 1997 - the article needs a re-write anyway, as it's clearly been copied straight from Spanish Wiki and in some places isn't up to English Wiki standard. In articles for championship seasons after 1997, it could be linked as  Dodge GTX Cherokee . Thoughts? MSportWiki (talk) 21:58, 25 February 2024 (UTC)


 * What about the Torino? Should it be IKA Torino (Turismo Carretera), something else or stay as it is? I'm aware that the "IKA" name is not often used, so it might not be appropriate to use it. MSportWiki (talk) 00:02, 27 February 2024 (UTC)