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Gentlemen. It is obvious the series isn't going silky smooth right now. Miniscule numbers have been hampering us over these two Rounds of competition. So here is the deal. I NEED to get your input on the series, what do you like, don't like? Should the races be more spread out? How can I gain, and keep the interest of the drivers who aren't participating and appear to have fallen off of the face of the earth? If you haven't participated, or have been away from the series, why? Is the series to complicated? Should the rules be simplified?
Bottom line, we've been waiting far to long for Round 2 to finnish. We aren't even halfway there. I currently have only a handful of drivers who have completed qualifying times and I've tried to be generous by giving those who haven't submited, or have recently signed up, time to submit.
If the series is to complicated what should we do? Simplify the series we have here or go with my Plan B? Below is an overview of Plan B, a simple, fast(er) and fun GT series that we can all participate in and enjoy.
The series would have two classes:
GT1: Any street legal car in GT4 is accepted. All mods except NOS are allowed. Car must produce at a minimum 600hp and a maximum of 660hp. Cars may not weigh less than 1100kg and it is recommended to keep weights below 1300kg.
GT2: GT2 rules are slightly more restrictive than their GT1 bigger brothers. The GT2 class has its roots in sports cars, Ruf RGT's, and the like will be featured. Cars may range from 440hp to 570hp. Forced induction (Turbo or Superchargers) may only be used on cars that from the factory came with forced induction. Cars weights are not to be lower than 1000kg and no higher than 1150. Again, all mods are allowed with the exception of NOS and the above forced induction rule.
Now, I haven't worked out series rules or specific regulations. However, expect this to be an endurance championship. We may run the races from the endurance hall.
m.piedgros
EDIT: Also, GN+ has his Super Taikyu series he's been trying to start up. If you can post the new grid and all that I think we could run Super Taikyu instead of GT3 or Plan B if the GT3 drivers show interest, or would prefer that.
Bottom line, we've been waiting far to long for Round 2 to finnish. We aren't even halfway there. I currently have only a handful of drivers who have completed qualifying times and I've tried to be generous by giving those who haven't submited, or have recently signed up, time to submit.
If the series is to complicated what should we do? Simplify the series we have here or go with my Plan B? Below is an overview of Plan B, a simple, fast(er) and fun GT series that we can all participate in and enjoy.
The series would have two classes:
GT1: Any street legal car in GT4 is accepted. All mods except NOS are allowed. Car must produce at a minimum 600hp and a maximum of 660hp. Cars may not weigh less than 1100kg and it is recommended to keep weights below 1300kg.
GT2: GT2 rules are slightly more restrictive than their GT1 bigger brothers. The GT2 class has its roots in sports cars, Ruf RGT's, and the like will be featured. Cars may range from 440hp to 570hp. Forced induction (Turbo or Superchargers) may only be used on cars that from the factory came with forced induction. Cars weights are not to be lower than 1000kg and no higher than 1150. Again, all mods are allowed with the exception of NOS and the above forced induction rule.
Now, I haven't worked out series rules or specific regulations. However, expect this to be an endurance championship. We may run the races from the endurance hall.
m.piedgros
EDIT: Also, GN+ has his Super Taikyu series he's been trying to start up. If you can post the new grid and all that I think we could run Super Taikyu instead of GT3 or Plan B if the GT3 drivers show interest, or would prefer that.