During caution periods there shall be no talking on the mics except from me, Joe and the safety car driver Brett.
Tom, at least all those in S1 will support you mate.
But tonight was a shambles. Everytime I got back to the front, something would happen. I had 5 incidents and as thought after watching the replay, not one was my fault. Pathetic.
EDIT: I fully expect penalties and a potential 'park for the rest of the series' after all this.
Good front running between me, fastfox, droptop, and Tom from time to time, sorry that not many others had the same luck. The only issue I have was that since everyone was talking I couldn't hear Tom and didn't know when to move up on pace since I qualified for 3rd but started in 14th
LVracerGTSorry Tom, but that was pretty pathetic. You need to have drivers prove they know race ettiquite on ovals before you let them join. After I got spun into turn one I got disconnected for some reason. But I'm not going to bother showing up if races are going to go down like this. No one knew what they were doing under caution. This series needs a serious overhaul.
I helped create this series but if none of what I just said is taken into consideration I will have to bode you farewell. You've all but exluded me thus far. This was supposed to be a "professional" series and right now it's extremely amateur.
Unlucky tonight Tom, quite a few people not read the rules. I couldnt hear you over the racket during cautions and vice versa which didnt help. Congrats on finding a replacement driver for the safety car. PM me if you need cover on a friday, my new job doesnt start for about 3 weeks 👍
IndyWolfMustang - from what I saw, he jumped in front of ya and then lag caused the damage on ya as he spun out, surprise your able to keep up the pace with the front (y'all caught cause ( I thought there was another caution)![]()
I got damage from hitting the outside wall trying to drive around his spinning car.
Good teamwork with Neljack in the middle of the race allowed us to catch back up to the lead pack from about 3 or 4 seconds back. Things like that are how you stay in contention for the win (though a caution would let us catch up anyway). I know Knelly also worked with Neljack to catch up earlier in the race too.
Opener's always eventful.![]()
TomMcDSo it seemsShould calm down a bit from now onwards, there's one or two guys under review for a ban.
How'd your baseball go mate?
Good teamwork with Neljack in the middle of the race allowed us to catch back up to the lead pack from about 3 or 4 seconds back. Things like that are how you stay in contention for the win (though a caution would let us catch up anyway). I know Knelly also worked with Neljack to catch up earlier in the race too.
Ryan, If I lagged it was probably because of the hosts connection. I've run a vast amount of races with no problem. I even ran 8-10 races afterwards tonight and was able to run inches apart from guys in a spec sports tire room.
On my map view, you were not beside me when I entered the corner, and all I heard was "inside" as I got hit. I don't know if you have ever seen and Indy 500, but the line I took is the correct line through turn 1. I don't have the replay because I got disconnected right after my pit stop after I hit the wall. Trying to force the issue there isn't smart at all let alone on a restart with cold tires.
Tom - if you want to continue running this without my help or input let me know. I've been involved in many series and I know what it takes to run a legitimate respectable series. I've had an idea of how things should be handled from before S1 was attempted but you've kept me in the dark thus far. Just from the short time I was in the race tonight there was at least 3 things that were obvious that need to be addressed. First is public server for races. People jumping in and out cause lag and connection issues for everyone. That's just one.
Sorry, i got disconnected lastnight, and for some reason it wouldnt let me back in. I think its all good now.Should be ready for next week
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I wasn't around last season because Tom made the race times when I was still at work because the majority of the drivers were UK. And Tom, every time I would PM you and ask you to include me you would tell me you would and then go on without me anyway. You didn't even give me a chance to include any input.
I PM'd you with regulations and schedules, race distances etc that would be true to the IndyCar series and you subtly dismissed all of them.
Knelly, you know I did more than just provide some figures. I helped with ALL of the testing to get this off the ground. I was running laps at Indy for hours on end figuring out how to get the most realistic experience out of the car.
Tom, I'm glad that you're running an IndyCar series. You all know that IndyCar is my favorite motorsport. But last night never should have happened the way it did.
1. Races should be in a private lounge. I've already stated random people jumping in and out cause connection issues for everyone and contributed to a lot of the lag and disconnections. A host with a stable connection is better for everyone. I run my Formula Drift series this way and have minimal issues.
2. Indianapolis, of ALL tracks, should have "rookie orientation" and I've discussed this in a PM with you last season. I see you disregarded that as well. Drivers who participate need to be observed that they know the rules and the line. The fact you allowed drivers in to the first race without knowing they knew the rules or the proper racing etiquette around Indy is the reason why last nights race was such a cluster 🤬.
I did all of the testing for this and thus far I've been pretty much forced out of this series. If you all want to exclude me, I'll take the testing I did and start my own series. If you want to actually include me in a series I helped get off the ground, then take my effing input and make me actually a part of the series.