Following what Ed mentioned, I think you'll find that the majority of your racers own a 2wd even if they run a 4wd at Ribble. When those same people run at Southport, Bury or Chadderton its almost always 2wd.
But as long as they run together 4wd will be the obvious choice, especially on a track like yours.
The solution to filling heats and dealing with novices is easy - run 3 classes. Basically have a 'Beginners' heat where it doesn't matter if you have 2 or 4wd and divide the rest up. As long as you get at least 10 for each. If the computer is set to recognise 2wd and 4wd for points scoring it should all work out balanced.
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