Hello Sick
sorry for late respond....
Thank you for all informations.
Classics - Chevrolet Corvette C1
Cobra wars - Cobra
TVR V8S
What about racing numbers?
Thanks Ifandor for quick info.👍 helpfull.
Yes it was a project to read all the news and posts.
In september will start race series with another PSN profile... have required cars there.
See you all tommorow classics racers
Great to have you back SmileyWRX!
What about racing numbers?
Please fit racing numbers to your cars if you can using Type A, Font A
The following numbers are already in use:
Champion = 1
IfAndOr = 8
Flaco = 13
Edenknight / Emjayel = 18
HVainOla = 21
TonyLomas = 22
Kisko = 24
Emotional Rekz = 27?
Bergele = 33
Maximusmonster = 41
Bic / Benny = 44
BTHPimiki54 = 54
Sick Cylinder = 58
Racercad / TheJohnG = 67
Lex Lathor = 78
Harsk = 96
I am not sure of the numbers for the following people (many apologies if you have already told me - it is difficult to keep track of, but in future this will be on page 1 of our championship threads)
S Bridge / M Mallet JR
SmileyWRX
Note - I have made some changes to the car choice options for category 1 in order to enable people to race on a lower budget. Also some changes to colour guidance to help with identification of category. A speed guide has been added to help you choose cars.
It's time for everyone to start thinking about the cars they will need for the next set of championships which start with a test day on 7th September with racing proper on 14th September. I will repeat this part of the post from time to time over the coming weeks.
Historic BSCC: Mini Cooper 1.3i 1998 (18,320), Renault 8 Gordini 1966 (50,000), Buick Special (725,000) - Tune to 315bhp max, 640kg min
Caterham Cup: Caterham Seven Fireblade 2002 (60,000) - Max Tune
Ford Ferrari Wars (Historic Le Mans Sports Cars) - untuned (tuning prohibited)
To make it easier for people to compete we are allowing anniversary cars (Cobra Daytona Coupe and Ford GT40) which some people got free with the game and we have split the cars into Category 1 (Fast, but expensive) and Category 2 (Slower and harder to drive, but cheaper). I have tested all the cars and if anyone wants advice on which cars to buy and which category to race in please send me a conversation message via GT Planet.
Category 1 Options - choose 1, 2 or 3 out of 4 according to your budget
Chaparral 2D 1967 (3.75m) Completed 111 laps of Le Mans before mechanical failure
Ferrari 330 P4 1967 (20m) Winner of World Sports Car Championship 1967
Jaguar XJ13 1966 (20m) Never raced (Chromeline also accepted if it has already been purchased)
Ford MK4 1967 (20m) Le Mans winner 1967
Lower Cost Options - choose 0, 1 or 2 out of 4 according to your budget (Anniversary versions also allowed)
Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe 1964 (4.5m) Le Mans class winner 1964, World Sports Car Championship Winner 1965 (Paint Mountain Green to simulate AC A98 Coupe - completed 88 laps of 1964 Le Mans before accident)
Ford GT40 Mark 1 1966 (2.8m) Road car homologation special - race version won le Mans in 1968 and 1969 (Paint gloss black to aid identification - NB in 1966 a GT40 MK2 won in gloss black driven by Bruce Mclaren and Chris Amon)
Shelby Cobra 427 1966 (530,550) Mountain Green to simulate AC Cobra Le Mans class winner 1963
Shelby Cobra 427 S/C Chrome Line (610,000) Mountain Green to simulate AC Cobra Le Mans class winner 1963
NB Mountain Green paint is obtained by purchasing a Chevrolet El Camino in mountain green.
OR
Category 2 Options - choose 3 out of 6 - (Anniversary cars also allowed)
Shelby Cobra 427 S/C Chrome Line (610,000) solid colour with chrome stripes (not yellow, black or mountain green)
Shelby Cobra 427 1966 (530,550) Striped or solid colour (not yellow, black or mountain green)
Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe 1964 (4.5m) Le Mans class winner 1964, World Sports Car Championship Winner 1965 - original colour or anniversary model
Art Morrison Corvette 1960 (725,000) - Chevrolet Corvette Le Mans class winner 1960 - White
Chevrolet Corvette Z06 (C2) Race Car 1963 (750,000) - original colour
Ford GT40 Mark 1 1966 (2.8m) Road car homologation special - race version won le Mans in 1968 and 1969 (Paint yellow to aid identification) or anniversary model
Speed Guide - Category 1
Category 1 - to be competitive against multiple champion Lex Lathor you will need to be a very good driver with deep pockets and to choose any 3 of the 4 prototype cars - they were all equally fast in testing. Many of us however are not racing with a realistic chance of becoming champion of category 1 - this guidance is for you:
The Cobra Daytona Coupe is the fastest of the alternative cars. The two Cobras and the Ford GT40 turn similar lap times, but are slower than the Cobra Coupe (Note - the GT40 needs Sports Soft front tyres if it has Race Hard rear tyres when on the standard settings that we are using.
Speed Guide - Category 2
Category 2 - to be competitive against the very rapid Harsk (hopefully he has a new or repaired PS3) you will need to be a very good driver. The following guidance is to help you choose your cars if you are planning to race in Category 2.
Fastest Car = Cobra Daytona Coupe
Second fastest car = Chevrolet Corvette C2 Race Car (629bhp with oil change) - very fast, but difficult to control - one for expert drivers as it requires constant adjustment of brake and throttle on corner entry.
Next fastest cars = both Cobras and the Ford GT40. Chromeline Cobra has extra gear, less weight and more power than normal Cobra, but less grip so produces the same lap times. Ford GT40 needs Sports Soft tyres on the front if using Race Hard rear tyres on standard settings as we are doing.
Art Morrison Corvette - slower than the other cars in normal hands - one for expert drivers as on standard settings it runs wide on corners.