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to avoid the IR process of courseWhy would anyone want to change a rule to allow short cutting?
I'm curious what your "rule" would be regarding the chicanes at ascari
to avoid the IR process of courseWhy would anyone want to change a rule to allow short cutting?
I'm curious what your "rule" would be regarding the chicanes at ascari
I'm not talking about habits. Drive it like you would on Sunday. If you have a mistake, you won't get an IR. This is not grounds for wildly cutting. Anything else I can help explain? I think it might work. We have a friendly group here.
I get what you are trying to say but what would you determine as inbounds and out of bounds. Quarter of a tire in the grass , half a tire in the grass , two full tires in the grass ?I know this will get some justified flack but it's worth trying the honor system. Take it like normal. But if you mess up and catch a little grass, don't worry about it. A lot of us drive in bumper cam and sometimes it's hard to judge exactly where the width of your car is. Of course don't wildly cut through. If you want to be a stickler save you replays and watch people to see what they do. If when driving and you see the driver ahead slightly mess up then so what? They won't gain time because those tires are now dirty for the next turn. And of course if you have an issue and properly go off track, do the usual "let off the gas for a full second" thing.
It's not fool proof but for a holiday event where it's slightly less serious in nature, I don't see why we can't give it a try.
Two tires in the grass means most cars can get through without even lifting. That's not even racing the track the way it's designed to be raced anymoreTwo tires, just imagine the rumble strips extend out a little further. And I honestly think most people would drive it normally as well. Don't be so pessimistic
Well it sort of is a new boundary if you now allow two tires in the grass as you've suggested. Two in the grass means outside tires only on the "rumble" , which puts a majority of the car in the grass in extreme cases(yet still in bounds by your suggestion). Chicanes I would think are designed to slow cars down. Without strict rules in place in those turns there will always be some that take a huge advantage there as we all saw the last time we raced there.I'm not saying that's the new track boundary. Like I said, treat it like Sunday. If you mess up and you know it's just a little bit then don't lift, but that's not a license to say "I messed up" every lap. If you mess up and you know it's a full off, then do the right thing and lift.
Have fun!!Fine. Treat the track like Sunday in all respects. Just no IRs like Birdy said. Again, honor system is involved but the track is still the track.
Oh, now who's the one being only negative and crapping on the parade? Have a good night, good luck in your division.
Pack racing is a different animal altogether, no one cares about winning in pack it's about having fun! You make it a competitive race it will immediately become monkey see, monkey do. A prime example is GT1 when we used Silverstone international circuit. 1 person started going outside on the exit of Becketts then everyone started going out of bounds.I remember enjoying it when we used it in Pack Racing but okay, everyone else seems to think it's awful so we won't use it.
That's exactly what I'm trying to say about Holiday Events in general. They are NOT competitive. They are for having fun and no one should care what position they come in.Pack racing is a different animal altogether, no one cares about winning in pack it's about having fun! You make it a competitive race...
Actually... Holiday events should be highly competitive, the only difference between a regular sunday and a holiday event should be what is used during the event, or how it is used Ex: time shift, tire wear, tire compounds amount of laps/using the endurance settings. The rules are equally important.That's exactly what I'm trying to say about Holiday Events in general. They are NOT competitive. They are for having fun and no one should care what position they come in.
When is the next one?
I'm definitely interested if we get something going that weekend. If we were to do it, does it have to be run on Sunday? The superbowl starts at 3:30PM PST, which would end right around the time we would normally start on Sunday nights. But if people are out watching it somewhere they may not make it back home in time (myself included)
Would Saturday be an option? @Rednose58 @DesertPenguin09 @Die_Birdy_Die any desire to run anything?
I have an idea for a series and we should do a test run of that to see if it runs smoothly. I don't really care about football so I can make something happen.