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ballstothewallOh and thanks for the edit! What size is best for pics?
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That's ilegal:NuvolariQuestions:
What about the built-up areas of the track outside of some the curbs, that are not the large concrete patches that you have said are out of bounds if a driver gets all four wheels on them? Examples of these surfaces are on the left-hand side of the tunnel before T1, outside of the curb, and on the right-hand side adjacent to the Armco barrier at the right-hand bend after T1, and other places. These surfaces look like tan or light brown extensions of the curbing. What's the ruling on how many wheels you can get onto those surfaces?
Thanks.
NuvolariQuestions:
The track is the asphalt and the curbs.
Drivers must only keep two wheels on the track, and it doesn't matter which two.
If a driver has two wheels on the track, it doesn't matter where the other two wheels are.
Correct?
What about the built-up areas of the track outside of some the curbs, that are not the large concrete patches that you have said are out of bounds if a driver gets all four wheels on them? Examples of these surfaces are on the left-hand side of the tunnel before T1, outside of the curb, and on the right-hand side adjacent to the Armco barrier at the right-hand bend after T1, and other places. These surfaces look like tan or light brown extensions of the curbing. What's the ruling on how many wheels you can get onto those surfaces?
Thanks.
flat-outThe better answer one can make is to direct you towards post #17 in this thread. Everything is explained with nice pics.
NuvolariCFM's post #17 does not address this issue. I might refer you to #87 and to CFM's #88 reply to that post. If you check the photo in #87 you'll see all three types of surfaces; the asphalt, the red and white curb, and the other surface--- the one referred to in my question.
CFM's answer to that post is what caused me to pose the question. He says, "...as long as no more than two tires were off at one time, it's still legal". That sounded like a contradictory statement to his original rules announcement
I do apologize that I failed to alert CFM to the questions, at least so far, since I actually meant the questions to get his attention, and still allow members to see what his response was.
I'm sure it's no news to anyone that the rules sometimes get compromised, for whatever reasons, and posts #17 and #87 are examples of that.
hOt6o4bOifinally found the most out of the track and put it together for 3 laps
heres first run of the day
2nd run proved to b better
Lap 1
T1 0:31.032----0:30.919
T2 1:00.880----1.00.560
Lap 2
T1 0:24.175----0:23.900
T2 0:53.991----0:53.528
Lap 3
T1 0:24.033----0:24.084
T2 0:53.652----0:53.629
The text along with picture on post #87 says that both rear tires ARE on. That is why it is still legal. 2 tires are on even though both front tires are off.NuvolariAs a postscript to this, if you look closely at the photo in #87, you'll see that the left front tire is outside of the red/white curb and resting on the undefined tan colored extra-curb surface that my question concerns. Whether or not the right rear tire is on the curb or this same surface is difficult to know for sure, but I would assume, in this case, CFM thinks it is. But for sure, both front tires are beyond the red/white curb.
So do you see the reason for my question?
holl01Improved by 1.3 secs
T1 30.779
T2 1'00.669
T1 23.697 (don't ask!)
T2 53.240
T1 24.097
T2 53.798
theres still some improving but that second lap really helped my overall time. just gotta put it all together and i'll be happy!
hOt6o4bOihey holl01,
im trying to remember exactly because i havn't played since earlier in the day.
but for the turn right after t2, i brake where the t2 timing line is and i shift down 1 gear soooooooo i think it is 2nd gear for both the turns your asking about.
3rd most of the braking untill i need to drop it to 2nd to slow it that x-tra little bit
why arent you using your DFP!!!!