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- Windsor, Ontario, Canada
- Johnnypenso
To start with, I think it best we stick to cars that everyone can buy for sure, unless we take a poll and find everyone has a particular UCD/Untradeable car like the FTO. There are plenty of choices in the TC area without having to use the FTO. Part of the idea here is to make it simple to do and being able make a race a few minutes after reading a post about it and look in your garage and if you don't have the car, go out and buy it.
I would even go so far as to suggest we use the non-broken in power levels of cars at least in the beginning. Anyone purchasing a car and doing an oil change will have a significant disadvantage over guys with cars broken in already and if our goal is to create truly spec/equal racing, then it makes no sense to have any possible power advantage either.
Something that would take a bit of co-ordination although not much really, but would surely add to the competition level, is handicap racing. You can do it with weight or hp. Basically you reset the hp level a little lower, allow the bottom half of the reverse grid on the track(top half of the first race), then raise it up to normal and allow the top half of the reverse grid (bottom half of the first race) on track. The reverse grid race is a quick start and so long as we agree not to go back to the garage for adjustments, we can have the slower guys in front with a little more hp/less weight, making for an even more interesting reverse grid set up.
I would even go so far as to suggest we use the non-broken in power levels of cars at least in the beginning. Anyone purchasing a car and doing an oil change will have a significant disadvantage over guys with cars broken in already and if our goal is to create truly spec/equal racing, then it makes no sense to have any possible power advantage either.
Something that would take a bit of co-ordination although not much really, but would surely add to the competition level, is handicap racing. You can do it with weight or hp. Basically you reset the hp level a little lower, allow the bottom half of the reverse grid on the track(top half of the first race), then raise it up to normal and allow the top half of the reverse grid (bottom half of the first race) on track. The reverse grid race is a quick start and so long as we agree not to go back to the garage for adjustments, we can have the slower guys in front with a little more hp/less weight, making for an even more interesting reverse grid set up.
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