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Oshawa-JoeGonna drag out my wheel. What are the D1, full fuel / no draft times for combos 2 and 3?
Anyone?
Don't know about combo 3 but on combo 2 last night I got a 215.6.
Oshawa-JoeGonna drag out my wheel. What are the D1, full fuel / no draft times for combos 2 and 3?
Anyone?
ExoSphere64reserved
Well I'm clocking in at a 2.19.2 for the alpha. So you are not that slow.^I'm in the mood for Nurburg recycler.
The driver that shows up and strives to be as clean and respectful as possible is going to run in the pack and if something happens, they are going to back off and figure it out on their own a whole lot faster than the driver that puts winning and making up every position possible at any cost above being clean and respectful.
The Pit Board
S.N.A.I.L. is just a part of much larger Gran Turismo community. This thread is where most of us live but we are a part of a much larger gathering of Gran Turismo enthusiasts that all play under the roof that is GTPlanet. I bring this up for a couple of reasons. For those that don't know, Terronium-12 publishes a weekly column called GTPlanet Weekly Rewind. This was one of the inspirations behind The Pit Board. As part of his column, he chooses a GTPlanet "Member of the Week". Again, for those that haven't heard, our own zer05ive has been chosen as GTPlanet's Member of the Week.
I think this is not only a huge honor but also puts a very favorable light on our League. GTPlanet has been around for a very long time and there are several successful organizations that operate under the same umbrella that we do. SNAIL could easily stand all by itself but to be recognized in a group that has almost a quarter of a million members and over eight million posts really shows that SNAIL is rock solid. Congratulations to zer0 and also to our whole group. We are S.N.A.I.L.!
With this recognition I have to imagine that we are going to get a few more GT fans coming over to have a look at our operation. That means more new drivers. There has been a great deal of discussion over the past day or so regarding new drivers and conduct on the track. Even us old dawgs have a bad day but in the thick of our discussions, there has been some notable posts from new and old members.
You must race in practice with the same level of good racecraft that's expected of you on Sunday nights or any other S.N.A.I.L. event. Period.
kcheeb
This is something that may need to be reiterated. People assume that because its practice you can just take someone out and keep going. There's still a level of respect that must be had. Take someone out, the respectable thing would be to pull over and wait like you would on Sundays.
You have to be involved in the door to door or at least be close enough to see others doing it in order to learn it. I think the issue is trying to find a balance. You have to be aggressive enough to stay with or in the pack, but passive enough not to barge your way into and through everyone else.
qwietstorm
When a new driver comes to SNAIL and bounces off of everyone and everything their first night, they need to take a step back and realize that they don't have the skills at the present time to do what they are trying to do. They need to back off the aggression and take a week or two to just ride around in the pack and get used to the differences between running a time trial or racing in open lobbies and SNAIL racing.
The driver that shows up and strives to be as clean and respectful as possible is going to run in the pack and if something happens, they are going to back off and figure it out on their own a whole lot faster than the driver that puts winning and making up every position possible at any cost above being clean and respectful.
JLBowler
My advice, if the Rookies are interested ........ develop some patience, enjoy the league and you will be a lot happier with the outcomes.
Tex36
Ok, I clearly think at times that I can! But that's a chance! When it works, I learn latter that it was at the expense of another! (Self discovery after watching the replay), oh F--K, he was right!
Chatva
Not everything can be pointed towards the "rookies". Things happen from time to time whether you are racing for the first time or have been at it since the beginning. How we react is what makes all the difference. Respect one another on and off the track. It is what makes us SNAILs.
Race Hard, Race CLEAN, Race S.N.A.I.L.
kcheebExoSphere64reserved
Awesome
If there's anyone else out there who would like to help enforce the S.N.A.I.L. OLR and promote good racecraft, I have three words for you..
If you answered yes to any of these questions, please PM me! :
- Do you value clean racing so much that you're willing to help protect and promote it?
- Are you looking for a way to give back to the league and join TEAM S.N.A.I.L.?
- Do you think you might have what it takes to be a S.N.A.I.L. steward?
Dragon... You DO have Scotch stones yes?? Ice kills the good stuff! (But helps when you only have the Rotgut!)
I ain't no snooty scotch drinker. I actually prefer a little cold water in my scotch. Few cubes of ice serves that purpose well. I know, I know, Scotch should be appreciated neat. Bought my son some scotch stones last year or year before. We tried 'em out and I found they were basically worthless. Only scotch I drink neat is better than 21 year old, or some single malt I found I liked over blended, called Solera Reserve. Had a couple bottles of Chivas Bros Royal Salute and drank those neat, when my children produced college degrees a few years ago.. My "working" scotch is Chivas 12. That 18 is to expensive to drink regularly, but man is it smooth. Owens cracked a bottle of it when I went up to get my wheelstand mods. We all but killed that bottle that night. Man was it smooth.Wikipedia"water of life".
Anyone up for late night practice for tomorrow?
It would appear my son is about to be a father. Will know more in the morning I expect. Ya'll have a drink and toke and think of my boy's boy, if you would.
Read a review the other day of various whiskey "coolers". Rather than rocks and the like they said just refrigerate/freeze the glass. Drops the temp just enough. I have been trying it and it works well.Dragon... You DO have Scotch stones yes?? Ice kills the good stuff! (But helps when you only have the Rotgut!)
EDIT: Wow, most of the time I can't pull a TOTPP and look at me waste em now!