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No Gr. C for cars Group C?
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I think the FIA don't want another Verstappen after so many incident. So FIA don't have to clean up again to make him look good
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To be fair lots of talented drivers (like IOF) have missed out on GT Academy because of age.
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"Le Mans confirm"
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You don't? Look at that time gap of 15+ seconds. How do you, realistically, BoP that without making a Group C, not Group C anymore, or choking to death the LMP1?
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Well I'm grateful for the course news, really happy about this. The only thing I'm not a fan of are some of the cars. Another BRZ & Renault Sport Clio? I was expecting maybe a classic MINI & some 1990's era Hondas. Oh well, maybe in the next updates.
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I don't know why, but reading that puts a huge smile on my face. I can imagine them now how they're lining up in the queue.
Nope, but the fact that they even started discussing the rule meant they doubted what they did for Max.
But it sparked the debate on talent vs age vs experience. It showed that age shouldn't be a factor or barrier when it comes to proving true driving talent. F1 didn't think about it that way though and implemented this rule.
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Just going to mention that Group C cars running with newer LMP cars has been a series tradition since the early days.
Also, if you’re complaining about BoP, this is the same game where GT3 cars have oval circuit BoP with over 800hp, and the Pikes Peaks Audi Quattro from the 80s is balanced against cars that are closer to modern WRC machines. (Don’t forget the FIA certified Bugatti Veyron GT4!)
Also, if you’re complaining about BoP, this is the same game where GT3 cars have oval circuit BoP with over 800hp, and the Pikes Peaks Audi Quattro from the 80s is balanced against cars that are closer to modern WRC machines. (Don’t forget the FIA certified Bugatti Veyron GT4!)
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Read the complete post after my phone decided to post.
Le Mans Track History:
https://www.maisonblanche.co.uk/circuits.html
Also significant is the chicane before the Dunlop Bridge introduced in the late 80s.
CJ
https://www.maisonblanche.co.uk/circuits.html
Also significant is the chicane before the Dunlop Bridge introduced in the late 80s.
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I'm assuming that Gr.C will be for rally cars i.e numbers for road racers and letters for rally.
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That's not true. The chicanes were added in 1990. That's the 787B's career right there
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Good thing the GT86 and the BRZ are the same age like in GT6.
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The thing is, I don't doubt Nik's pace at all. I had the honor of racing against him every now and then in the FiA races, and his race pace is real. He's my idol for being so fast despite being the same age as I. Trust me, I regret that he's too young to enter. Seeing him being so fast gives me inspiration that hey, maybe I can do this as well. Seeing him not being able to enter the championship is really saddening. But I understand why 18 is the age requirement.I don't know why, but that puts a huge smile on my face. I can imagine them lining up in the queue.
Nope, but the fact that they even started discussing the rulemeant they doubted what they did for Max.
Maybe the FiA did doubt Verstappen when he was able to obtain an S-license before he was 18, but I'm thinking its because the FiA didn't even consider someone would be able to pull off such a feat. If the FiA did think someone will be able to do this, I think they imposed that age limit a long tine ago. Imagine if Verstappen got himself seriously injured in an incident, who would take responsibility? He's not an adult yet, so I assume someone else has to take responsibility. And what's he gonna do with the wine that's served when you finish podium?
I honestly don't know how we was able to handle contracts as well.
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PD had no problem with Iracing banners at Tsukuka so the same could happen with Forza
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Touché. Can we just kill it with fire.
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Soo no night variant from Lemans? 
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What do you guys think about this: when I created my PSN account I was under 18 and I entered a wrong year of my date of birth. Am I doomed now? I'll try to contact the PS support tomorrow but I don't have my hopes up...
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Your post just says PD will BoP them. Tell me something I don't know. What I'm asking you is: can PD, realistically, BoP them? The answer is: they can't. Closing a 15 second gap (not to mention different fuel consumption rates) is not happening without significant changes to both types of car, at which point they become unrealistic representations of their real-life counterparts, for the sake of in-game balance. You see where my problem is? I want to drive an LMP1 with performance figures of an LMP1 and a Group C with performance figures of a Group C. This is why I don't like race cars in GT Sport, they're attempting to make apples race oranges by, essentially making cars "apges" or "oranples". Their original and correct performance is erased.
That was my mistake. Group C made it into the chicane era. They did start without them though.
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When did I say lmp1's can't make the same or close to the amount of downforce as group c? If you go to sites like Mulsannes corner there's a lot of good technical information about the drag and lift levels of prototype cars new and old. That should give you an idea of what these group c cars were able to achieve vs the modern days.
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