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Thanks for joining I will get everything sorted after work.I really like the sound of this. Please consider my application for the next race!
My PSN is Shadowslip71
Thank you
SRC-Spec Racing Club Presents "The Roadster Cup" - Season 3 Finished * Summer Break* Back soon for Season 4.Open
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- Shadowslip71
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Will need to know your car number.
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- Shadowslip71
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- Shadowslip71
Livery done! Hope it meets the specifications. I used the novice one. Please let me know if anything needs to be changed.
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- flyingdisc315
I gotta say those civics look fun. Perhaps a good car for next season?
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- natune
I was going to suggest at some point perhaps doing a Civic one make race for a following season. We could use the EK9 civic type r, would be a little more power than the golfs but nothing crazy, and otherwise the rules regarding parts could be pretty much the same.
They have run a real life Civic One Make Race in Japan for years, have a look.
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- Abarth 500 '09
- Alfa Romeo MiTo 1.4 T Sport '09
- DS 3 Racing '11
- Honda CIVIC TYPE R (EK) '98
- Mazda Demio XD Touring '15
- Peugeot 208 GTi by Peugeot Sport '14
- Renault Sport Clio R.S. 220 EDC Trophy '16
- Suzuki Swift Sport '17
- Volkswagen Golf VII GTI '14
- Volkswagen Polo GTI '14
Class A - 200bhp/tonne
Class B - 175bhp/tonne
Class C - 145bhp/tonne
If you could get all of these into class a so they are 200bhp/Tone you should have a fun series.
All the specs are here https://www.750mc.co.uk/ugc-1/1/1/0/f2d56603-88f5-49c0-8483-72ecd4c40860.pd
This is the one I originally planned to do https://www.750mc.co.uk/formulae/MX5-Cup.htm
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- flyingdisc315
would it be possible to use a BOP setting for them?
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I think bop whoudld cause the same issue.
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- flyingdisc315
Just as well, I prefer one make races.
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- natune
as a concept, i would love to have a series where multiple cars are very even in performance, but in reality its going to take a lot of work on someones behalf to trial and error the rules, regulate it etc etc. In reality you might get 2 or 3 cars quite even, but as soon as people see that one car has a slight advantage, you either have to hold that car back more or everyone just jumps in the faster car. Its exactly what happens in the group 3 & 4 daily races, everyone ends up in the same car.
At least one make races with minimal set up differences allow for close racing, with no arguments that car performance makes the difference. We can just swap to a new car each season with perhaps a change in drivetrain and power differences here and there, as some people may be faster in RWD or 4WD for example.
At least one make races with minimal set up differences allow for close racing, with no arguments that car performance makes the difference. We can just swap to a new car each season with perhaps a change in drivetrain and power differences here and there, as some people may be faster in RWD or 4WD for example.
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Not enough room in the lobby for 3 different classes of cars unfortunately. I would personally stick to the MK1 golf this season then possibly change the car for the next season or run to separate classes in their own respective lobbies
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- natune
It wasn't necessarily the idea to run 3 different classes in one lobby, it was to run 3 cars that fit the same class and having them balanced in one race.
But i believe the consensus as you mention is to just stick to single model championships, and potentially have a few different championships running on different days, or each season change to something new.
But i believe the consensus as you mention is to just stick to single model championships, and potentially have a few different championships running on different days, or each season change to something new.
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- Drex125
- ScoobyMcPancake
It's definitely possible to fit 3 or 4 different cars into one class with a custom BoP, but it'll take a lot of testing. There's also no way to get the cars completely equal at all tracks, so to prevent people from meta gaming the races you could lock people into their first choice of car, and limit the cars available to ensure some variety in the grid.
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I was in a touring car championship in which I chose the BMW 320 touring car whilst others took the FF cars... What a mistake to suffer a season with, the car was terrible without any setup etc, of course this was in PC2... If stipulating a rule locking the driver to one car only for that season, I would advise testing the car before committing to it 🤣🤣🤣
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- Wisy_Toom
Maybe this would be a different series, but you can reduce the pool of cars to choose from, and then force everybody to use a different car in each of the 2 rounds of that day. If some cars are slightly worse than others, this also works like ballast (kind of).
Or maybe only the top 3 or 5 need to swap cars. Surely it gets more involved than a one make, so the entry barrier is raised.
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- flyingdisc315
Maybe could have some weather tonight, or just a wet track to sta
rt?
I think anyone using the default steering sensitivity setting for controllers (3 I think) would likely be quicker and less prone to running wide by increasing it. You may well then find it easier to fine tune your suspension. Default setting is a bit "driving Miss Daisy".
Also wondering why the most recent races were really laggy - at least for some of us. If it would help, I could host the lobby on my 150Mb fiber connection.
Also wondering why the most recent races were really laggy - at least for some of us. If it would help, I could host the lobby on my 150Mb fiber connection.
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