Excellent news.Toulouse is back by popular demand.
What a piece of crap, tell it like it is: "it's close to the organizers and major sponsors, who are located in UK, France and Germany." I counted total of 4 teams from benelux countries in the 2006 rankings. And how about the ease of travel and expenses to scandinavian, southern and eastern European teams? I think they should have atleast one event (could be rotated).This year we have a first by holding an event in Belgium for the first time. This reflects the growing paintball scene in Belgium and the Benelux region. And is ideally situated for Uk, German and French teams to travel to.
I get the feeling this one is aimed more at the M5/Div 2-3 teams; the really big teams will travel wherever the events are as they will need to attend to get the necessary points, whereas lower ranked teams will attend just their nearest Millennium. The Benelux and surrounding countries have quite a healthy scene at the lower levels (well they did last time I looked into it, addmittedly a while back), and it's these lower ranked teams who are the bread and butter of the series. Add to that the nearness to (and therefore ease and cheapness of travel) France, England & Germany and they should get a healthy number of "domestic" level teams attending. I know Scandinavia also has a very healthy domestic scene, but the living costs in that part of Europe would put off teams who will only want to do their local Millennium and 1 or 2 more in the year.What a piece of crap, tell it like it is: "it's close to the organizers and major sponsors, who are located in UK, France and Germany." I counted total of 4 teams from benelux countries in the 2006 rankings. And how about the ease of travel and expenses to scandinavian, southern and eastern European teams? I think they should have atleast one event (could be rotated).