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yeah...I was neatly holding up JT and Hector when I happened to glance at my gas gage...oops....PLAN AHEAd.I did run out of fuel, that 50mph pace of shame
yeah...I was neatly holding up JT and Hector when I happened to glance at my gas gage...oops....PLAN AHEAd.I did run out of fuel, that 50mph pace of shame
Almost...I ran out of gas...lets look at your LSD...I'm killing you out of the corners And....it surely is not my inherent speed!!!!
Good racing in room B today. Congrats to @Ealirendur and @Jfrod on their podium finishes. It was great racing, strategy and consistency were important factors. Even though I crashed once and almost pitted as a result I somehow managed to hang on for my first (provisional) win in GTP_WRS online competition. Hopefully I'll be able to compete in the rest of the season!
Going live soon
Very interesting race, with @roamer2629 , @Jfrod , and @Rikson all also being very much in the hunt amongst the B-Spec Bruces - fun racing, guys 👍 Had no net issues in the room I was aware of, and we kicked off smoothly, everyone seemed ready and responsive.
Your setup must have been something else!It's great to see so many drivers line up ffor a race .
i truly enjoyed yesterdays race. i had the pace and tweaked the car to get it right where i wanted and it worked
i'm glad to have been able to beat the entire trl crew ^^
Thanks again to the guys that make this possible .
race you guys next week !
huh, so it was not the setup...someone in the pratice lobby asked me if i was running full df , i asked if it was faster , he told me yes , i tried and won time , finally also ended with 600 rear df .
yeah Al...NO MORE MR NICE GUY...I really enjoyed the race yesterday. If it wasn't for my only slip up on lap 3 I might have had a chance at a podium. Many battles with Jo, Don, Ren, Javier and Ned! It had been a while since I raced with you Ned, thanks for not just moving over! You were very hard to pass!!!! Sorry about the little bump here and there, it was truly fun! I was clearly holding you up Jo, thanks for racing me so clean!
Off to Daytona!!!!!
I think there are two ways to come in the pit line. Which one should we take? O does'nt matter?
The exit ist clear for me, in fact I already practiced. But I have seen (in arcade) two chances to entry and I don't know if both are allowed. Thanks @Rikson for the answer and @lozzaiscool thanks for your advice with the speed. I will check it
Pit Entry and Exit Guidelines
- Pits are open and stops are optional, but may be required to complete the race based on fuel consumption and/or tire wear.
- Drivers are responsible for determining their fuel consumption, tire wear and ultimate pit strategy. Discussion of this strategy in the thread is encouraged but not required.
- Be aware that when "Tire Wear/Fuel Consumption" is set to "Fast" or "Very Fast" that the system's fuel add recommendations will be wrong. In this case you need to do your own testing and calculations prior to the race to ensure you add the proper amount of fuel to make it to the end of the race.
- On exit from the pits stay to the pit exit side (usually right side) of the white line if there is oncoming traffic.
- On both pit entry and exit, traffic not entering/exiting the pits must stay to track side (usually left side) of the white lines and are not allowed on the pit entry/exit except to avoid collisions. Drivers cannot follow another driver entering the pits into this area to draft and cannot drive into the area to avoid being drafted if they are not pitting.
- Remember, traffic on course has the right of way after the white line ends. Drivers that cross the line in either direction are responsible for any incidents that occur.
- Safe Pit Entry: Drivers must keep all four tires within the white lines on pit road entry and must avoid contact with walls. There is no specific speed limit on entry, but the driver may need to slow significantly in order to stay within the boundaries and avoid wall contact. If the boundaries are crossed or wall contact is made the driver can avoid penalty by lifting off the throttle completely for 2 seconds after the car is released from the pits to "self-penalize" otherwise a penalty will be incurred after the race.
- At Daytona the system imposes an automatic pit penalty if a driver enters the pit too fast. You're responsible for understanding this limit or risk being held in the pits or if you enter way too fast having the AI drive right past your pit and getting a drive through penalty. Also, if you are going to pit be sure to drop down off the banked section early when approaching your pit, dive bombing from the banked section at the last second is not safe and could incur a penalty at the stewards discretion.
- Safe Pit Exit: Drivers must keep all four tires within the white lines on pit road exit and cannot cross over to the racing line until after the white line has ended. As always, when exiting pit road the driver is responsible for a safe entry onto the racing line and must "yield" to oncoming traffic. Any incident resulting from an unsafe exit will result in a drive through penalty (30 secs) for the driver exiting the pits.
- At Daytona drivers must use the small exit road when exiting the pits and may not exit directly into turn 1 or incur a 30 second penalty plus additional infractions if an incident results. See picture below.