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You forgot sales tax
Just a little late to the party..
Ah, well ok
You forgot sales tax
Just a little late to the party..
It better not have a rolling start!
You win this time. You win this time Johnnypenso!!!!! YOU HEAR ME!!!!! You won't win next time....You forgot sales tax
Time to post a link to a thread that may be 0% or 100% relevant (time will tell)
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=282232
No please don't say that.... You make my hopes go downIf them cars on the Lotus statue are driveable.........
It better not have a rolling start!
I can't imagine the outrage🤬It better not have a rolling start!
+1I don't remember the exact thread or the exact guy, but months ago someone posted this as a fact. He said a friend of him worked at Goodwood and told him that plenty of people from PD went there to model the Hillclimb. He didnt had any proof besides the very sound argument of "Why would I be lying?", and that's why he got pummeled beyond decency by part of the community.
Here's a thank you, to Mr. "I told you first about Goodwood". After all, whistleblowers, "a friend of a friend" guys and "I live across Bathurst" dudes are what contribute to GTP being the first website that knows anything Gran Turismo way before it's oficially announced.
I don't remember the exact thread or the exact guy.
I don't remember the exact thread or the exact guy, but months ago someone posted this as a fact. He said a friend of him worked at Goodwood and told him that plenty of people from PD went there to model the Hillclimb. He didnt had any proof besides the very sound argument of "Why would I be lying?", and that's why he got pummeled beyond decency by part of the community.
Here's a thank you, to Mr. "I told you first about Goodwood". After all, whistleblowers, "a friend of a friend" guys and "I live across Bathurst" dudes are what contribute to GTP being the first website that knows anything Gran Turismo way before it's oficially announced.
I don't remember the exact thread or the exact guy, but months ago someone posted this as a fact. He said a friend of him worked at Goodwood and told him that plenty of people from PD went there to model the Hillclimb. He didnt had any proof besides the very sound argument of "Why would I be lying?", and that's why he got pummeled beyond decency by part of the community.
Here's a thank you, to Mr. "I told you first about Goodwood". After all, whistleblowers, "a friend of a friend" guys and "I live across Bathurst" dudes are what contribute to GTP being the first website that knows anything Gran Turismo way before it's oficially announced.
Edit: Mr. Bowen747, he told us about this way before it was confirmed .
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=282232&highlight=goodwood
Gotta love the "I told yo so!" moments
And to his credit, Samus has mentioned this a couple of times already, giving credit where credit is due:tup:👍
I hope the straw bales move if you hit them, it'd be a shame if they're more like rock solid concrete blocks.
Damn, late to the party yet again!!!
Well, no harm in mentioning it again. Credit goes where credit is due as you said, and guys like him are what makes the wait for an upcoming Gran Turismo all the more exciting.
The lesson is kids: You never know when someone can be right, so don't act like a keyboard warrior screaming "OMG PROOOF OMG PICS OMG OMG EVERYONE HAS A CAMERAPHONE".
To quote yourself: Wishful Thinking.I hope the straw bales move if you hit them, it'd be a shame if they're more like rock solid concrete blocks.
GT.com
Festival-goers will also be able to race or cruise up the Hill Climb
Doesn't the press release state that the GT6 demo pods at the Goodwood Festival of Speed will feature the Hill Climb?I am trying not to look to much into it, but could this statement actually mean something?👍
Goodwood’s renowned 1.86km Hill Climb, centre piece of the British stately home’s annual Festival of Speed, has been announced as a new track to feature on the forthcoming Gran Turismo®6 for PlayStation®3. Polyphony Digital Inc., creators of PlayStation®’s best-selling Gran Turismo® franchise, recently announced a deal to partner the Goodwood Festival of Speed (11-14 July). A new GT6™ demo will now give some of the expected 185,000-plus spectators their chance to challenge Nick Heidfeld’s 1999 41.6s course record set in a Formula 1 car. The demo will include a range of stunningly recreated cars to race up the virtual version of "the Hill".