Consider this when running the Volvo and almost any other understeery car.
You only have 100% of the grip of the tires available for you, period. If you use 80% of the grip for braking you only have 20% of it for turning or accelerating. Getting your braking done before you turn in will give you more grip for turning, accelerating and staying within the curbing.
miguelmendozaHey D2s.......
I will not able to race on Sunday... cause 'Sandy'. My flight to NY has been move from Monday to Sunday...... have fun
Oshawa-JoeIt amazing to see some of the friendliest and helpful guys like veloci_2nr, Wardez and Jett make it that far. I'm looking forward to the show. Have to say my money is on Nick.
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Heading to D1 for a quick practice. Join.
👍👍👍👍👍 Let the clean racing beginThe general feeling of the stewards (and therefore the official ruling this week) is to allow free run at London. Just watch out for the walls. This should keep each division more or less equal and avoid any unwanted nannying.
what is 4 wheels on ? XD
Any body want in on the Standard Car Thursday racing going on in div 2?
WolfsatzWatch those Kerbs and keep 2 wheels between the white lines!
LOL
The general feeling of the stewards (and therefore the official ruling this week) is to allow free run at London. Just watch out for the walls. This should keep each division more or less equal and avoid any unwanted nannying.
Then what about strong penalties so as you actually get ghosted for 5 seconds if you hit the wall hard enough? That may alleviate the issues some have said about bottlenecking.
For this to help, we would also have to ignore the rule against driving through ghosted cars. I don't think that's a good idea.
No we don't. I'm talking about the situation where you're right behind someone, they run wide and smack the fence leaving you with nowhere to go. We've always allowed people to drive through ghosted cars in that situation as it is unavoidable.
The problem is that after you pass through him, he'll be sitting, unable to accelerate, in the path of everyone behind you for several seconds. All those people will have to swerve to avoid him, or be in violation of the rule.
Which is how the current rule is, so what's the issue?
Which is how the current rule is, so what's the issue?
And mild penalties are the current rule as well...
Or maybe RM Cappuccinos Sounds like a special event that needs to happen.Any full size car is too big for London so that makes it a terrible racetrack. The lotus would probably be OK and Go Karts would probably be a bunch of fun. The Kei cars in the game could work too but for the other 95% of cars in the game, it's a terrible race track.
ApmaddockI would also ban London. Neither of the two areas wide enough to run two wide offer much of a passing opportunity.
I thought about strong penalties, actually, but then we're just reaching and causing more chances of chaos. We'll run London this weekend and it'll probably get voted off. Then I say we never run it again…