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Might be a busy week again for stewards. That first chicane at Stowe is a biatch.....
Great reason to take the chicane with care, then...
Might be a busy week again for stewards. That first chicane at Stowe is a biatch.....
@Dragonwhisky , I figured it out. Community events....duh. I assume it is OK to enter the open events now that I have been placed? Thanks!Hey @Dragonwhisky, could I get the 411 on combo Practice Time Trials, I looked through the docs in your signature and searched the forum. No luck, I am still unsure about how to participate and how they work. Thanks in advance!
THE FIRST TURN THE STEWARDS WILL BE WORKING DOUBLE TIME AGAIN LOL!!!! I 'M SORRY
Might be a busy week again for stewards. That first chicane at Stowe is a biatch.....
Who picked that first combo anyways.....string 'em up I say...hahaha
Probably one of the worst cars I have driven with on GT6.
Stewerts will be busy again I am predicting.
The last sector of that circuit is pretty fun. IMHOWho picked that first combo anyways.....string 'em up I say...hahaha
Probably one of the worst cars I have driven with on GT6.
Stewerts will be busy again I am predicting.
+1 👍 👍It takes the commitment of racers to race the track within the rules and boundaries.
That's nice b,t you forgot to add the one line of text at the bottom of that list. It is copy/pasted here for your speculation.
* CHECKLIST ABOVE NOT FINAL, WILL BE UPDATED WITH MORE DEVICES TOWARDS RELEASE
It has been a long while, but... any chance I could get in on tomorrow night's event?
It has been a long while, but... any chance I could get in on tomorrow night's event?
The penalty list is absolutely ridiculous and I do fear we will have the same issue on the stowe because the only chance for passing in the whole track depends on making that chicane after the finish line as fast as possible to overtake at the airpin.
No, the issue is that you can take the chicane flat out IF you have your turn-in point right. Miss it by any margin and you will cut it. That's when you need to lift off to compensate for the shortcutIt sounds an awful lot like people are threatening to cut the T1 at Stowe here.
I hope I'm misunderstanding this conversation.
because the only chance for passing in the whole track depends on making that chicane after the finish line as fast as possible to overtake at the airpin.
Well but... why would anyone file a report on someone who's already obviously penalized themselves on track?No, the issue is that you can take the chicane flat out IF you have your turn-in point right. Miss it by any margin and you will cut it. That's when you need to lift off to compensate for the shortcut
But you still have to make sure you have the proper amount of overlap. Otherwise conot act is inevitableI respectfully disagree. The hairpin is not the only place to execute the pass. Getting OFF the hairpin properly and getting a nose in at the big left is where to overtake.
I took @Lessen 's reference to "getting a nose in" to mean just getting committed to a good line or making overlap, legally, by the next corner.But you still have to make sure you have the proper amount of overlap. Otherwise conot act is inevitable
This can be a normal week for the stewards. It takes the commitment of racers to race the track within the rules and boundaries. If you happen to go over a line, acknowledge it by letting off the accelerator, completely letting it fall to zero for a second or so and there is no need for a steward review.
But you still have to make sure you have the proper amount of overlap. Otherwise conot act is inevitable
So what's the OOB ruling on that first chicane? 2 wheels over the white line or no wheels over the white line?
So what's the OOB ruling on that first chicane? 2 wheels over the white line or no wheels over the white line?
Of course, that's what I mean by getting a nose in. Get just enough overlap to engage the other drivers side markers so they know they Need to allow a lane. This is far safer than trying to go to the inside of the hairpin entry which is shortly after a single line chicane. Unless the ahead driver is way early on the brakes or was significantly slower through the chicane that would be a dive bomb in pretty much any other case.
I was busy reviewing too many irs. Grrrrr.You're like..... 8 hours late! But thanks for wise advice though
Those guys kept me alive in SEA....they are the reason I am here to make this post....my hat is off to him.Ha Ha someone has to be "THAT guy"
It will change your racing life....you have a GREAT SWMBO....the rigs worth AT LEAST a second.Last night I came back from a business trip. I met up with my wife at the movies. We came home after the movies and there was a BIG heavy box (130lbs) in the front entrance - my wonderful wife had a big surprize waiting for me.....
For the past two years, this was my set-up:
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As of 2:00am local time this morning, this is my new setup.....
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She even ordered the ButtKicker attachment too. So, there is room for a future birthday present....
Thank you, my wonderful wife!!
And he was on vacation.I have finished reviewing 40 incidents for this week.
edit: way to waste a TOPP, yay me
KEEP IT BETWEEN THE GRASS.....please. I also did some minor lifting....around 40 or so....to those who were "used" to sort of easing out into the grass...tuck it back in. To those who did it flagrantly with malace and forethought....shame on you....the mercy meter is at zero.I am done, I was at 57? 53?
Next time, I will hit more flagrant OOB repeats next week, with prejudice - if needed.
Read the course boundaries, and follow them. Enjoy the racers who do the same.
But you cant rely on the side indicators. I use them and someone can have a a nose inside the rear bumper and it will go off. Only time I have found they are even remotely accurate is when they are red. But even then some times there is not enough of overlap.
I have the look left and right programmed on the L2/R2 buttons on my T300RSI'll give you that. I'll also add that in tight quarters there is little to nothing we can rely on to know precisely where all other cars are at all times. We have no peripheral, and side view glances are extremely useful, but not equal. As they say, it takes two to tango. If I'm that close to the grey margin of acceptable overlap at the quite variable point of corner entry, the best I can do is suggest to dance smart.