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My little Aston is a lap behind we gotta pick it up a notch!!!
Not really. Radio Le Mans is sponsored by Nissan and John Hindhaugh (from Sunderland - where Nissan UK are based) is sponsored by Nissan and covers GT Academy events for Nissan.This interview has a hiiden agenda orchestrated by Gran Turismo's sponsorship.
I'm buying his book.. just saying.
Yeah, I imagine they did do, I just think since the Clio was the victim of that incident, it was a little unfair to leave the driver waiting whilst they got the Audi back on track.
^ What happened exactly? I missed it.
Audi was much faster, Clio should let go the Audi.
Not really. Radio Le Mans is sponsored by Nissan and John Hindhaugh (from Sunderland - where Nissan UK are based) is sponsored by Nissan and covers GT Academy events for Nissan.
Also Michael Krumm is driving for GT Academy and Nissan at Le Mans with GT Academy drivers Lucas and Jann - and was one of the people involved in the launch of the very rare GT4 Online Test Edition. And is driving with Kazunori in this race.
It's not particularly hidden - they announce the Nissan sponsorship every half hour and I bet John's wearing his RLM/SimRaceWay/Nissan shirt right now - and it's not really anything to do with GT's sponsorship of the race.
Total rubbish.
It is the driver of the faster car who is responsible for safely passing slower cars.
Any ideas on what's up with the Manthey #18 RSR? On the GPS it keeps slowing down and it's currently saying it's stopped at Ex-Muhle :S .
Well, I know what I'm gonna do later on rFactor today.
Oh and hi everyone
You have the VLN mod?
Do not address another member like that again.You are rubbish.
He did give way and he didn't cut anything. He stayed on the outside line of the hairpin the entire time. The Audi steamed into the corner too fast and understeered straight into him.Clio should give place, and not cut in his way treacherously.
VLN mod is ace as it has the Manta .
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Gonna' do my usual plug for the Nurburgring GTP fan group
...Wasn't it Dumas who rather famously ripped half the front off his Audi at Le Mans last year?
Edit: Audis fault.
...Wasn't it Dumas who rather famously ripped half the front off his Audi at Le Mans last year?
Do not address another member like that again.He did give way and he didn't cut anything. He stayed on the outside line of the hairpin the entire time. The Audi steamed into the corner too fast and understeered straight into him.