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- fizzer82
Look forward to having you Tuesday.
I'll do a quick summary...
Each car in your lineup this Tuesday needs to have a PP between 472 and 522. The total of all four cars cannot exceed 1990pp (this total changes from week to week though). So choose a FF car, 4wd car, FR car and a MR/RR car (we combine these two into one category). All cars will run SS tires this week.
All races are run in Endurance mode at a 15 minute time limit.
The first race will run at a pre-determined track (Rome is this week's choice). We do a short qualifying session (usually 6-7 minutes) to set the grid. Then run the first race. You can choose any car from your lineup to run this race.
The winner of the first race gets to select a track from Group A, B or C (located on the first post of this thread) for race 2. The next 3 races are run in Reverse Grid. The car you selected for Race 1 is no longer usable by you. You must now choose from your remaining 3 cars in the lineup for Race 2.
The winner of Race 2 now chooses a track for Race 3. He cannot choose from the previously used track Groups.
Race 3 is run the same way as Race 2. You only have two cars left to use from your lineup.
Race 4 is chosen from the last track group not already used. You should only have one car left in your lineup to run. If this happens to be your Prius TC at High Speed Ring...then you are screwed
Whoever has the high points for the night chooses the total PP for the next week. Whoever has 2nd place chooses the starting track for the next week (this can be any road track except Nurb Nord since running a qualifier there is ridiculous).
It's really simple if explained verbally but it looks ridiculously complicated when typed and read.
Thanks Joe, that's pretty much what I figured, the Thursday night stuff confused me a little.
I take it that the line ups are locked in prior to Tuesday night? So in your race 4 example above, you couldn't theoretically have 5 FF cars of the same PP ready to roll right?
