I would be interested in another F1 league. I have to get used to the game again though. I'll play tomorrow probably with all aids on.

and watch some YouTube laps to get the pace of the things. I found it harder to get the speed of the F1's then the X1 on Gran Turismo which is pretty weird. Too much slow cars.

I didn't see a bug in that video as well. I've had quite a few online races on F1 2010 and I never heard a complaint about that bug.
Also, for future reference, I have dibs on Renault.
Edit: I won't use it but I think you should allow traction control at least. If there is pad users they will have no chance.
Glad to hear you're interested in another series akmuq

Consider the Renault yours should you choose to enter 👍
This championship is still very much in the pipeline and a lot of the rules will be open to discussion should a majority of people demand them to be changed, but one that will
not be open to debate is TC. It is banned. Frankly, I have little interest in a series which doesn't replicate the F1 experience to its fullest. There are many other reasons for why TC will be banned:
1. For a start, it no longer exists in real life.
2. It levels the playing field. And to those who say it's impossible with a pad, I find this to be a non-argument given that I have met several pad players who know how to keep their car on the black stuff with TC switched off. With that said, I know this
will alienate a lot of pad users, but that just means this isn't the series for them. There are surely plenty more series' out there where TC is permitted than where it's not for them to enter.
3. Banning TC adds performance differentiators that there wouldn't otherwise be. Racing with it off rewards drivers with a touch and a feel for their driving, and not just those who know where to point the car and how to mash their pedals/buttons like they're playing Mario Kart. For example, wet weather driving becomes an art form and rewards those who are most judicious with their throttle and brakes. It also makes tyre usage more critical both in terms of conserving them and how you deal with them once they're knackered. It also adds another variable in that race starts require more finesse than just flooring it.
4. Anyone who's given the game a chance both with and without TC will know that the driving experience is simply better with it off.
Sorry if i've overstated my case, but I just want to get that clear and i'll most likely post these points whenever the thread is eventually uploaded. I would just like to say though that beyond anything else, this series is designed to be fun and exciting and that anyone who is
committed to racing cleanly is welcome. That's just about the only prerequisite for joining.