TOCA Series Season 3 & TOCA Megane Challenge - SEASON COMPLETE!!!
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Well it was mostly a sarcastic comment, as I think Furi's not willing to use them in order to keep the competition close...
The Ford's definitely the slowest car off the line. Even if I snatch pole someday, it's not gonna be useful, I assure you. Cape Ring is especially creepy as there's that narrow 1st corner right after the initial acceleration.
The Ford's definitely the slowest car off the line. Even if I snatch pole someday, it's not gonna be useful, I assure you. Cape Ring is especially creepy as there's that narrow 1st corner right after the initial acceleration.
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- Furinkazen_54
You cannot use rolling starts at any other track than Daytona and Indy Oval.
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Stewards Group members, please look, reported incident I have bought up is up for discussion.
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Testing with Boyce I ran a 55.2 yes!!!!
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Thank you. It seems that the times are fairly close( around 1 second apart) which means that the races will be fairly close. I hope to have fixed my network issues and be compeating. See you all on Friday unless there is an earlier test?
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- The__Luke
You can if it's done manual. WSGTC do it best, look at their procedure.
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It depends. Doesn't WTCC use rolling starts? I wouldn't know because I'm in the US and we don't get WTCC here
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Rolling starts are boring and only necessary in oval races and massive grids. It would take out the fun if we had rolling starts in low powered cars like these.
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One other question: did the original ( real life) TOCA series use rolling starts. If this is the TOCA series only with modern cars we need to follow the real life TOCA start rules. Just a thought.
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- The__Luke
It's less dangerous at the start.
I think it's to late for a rule change for season 3, however we could use the MRC to test out the format.
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- The__Luke
It stops most of the usual first turn nonsense.
I couldn't care about the rolling start to be honest anyways.
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I'm sort of on both sides:
1. Rolling starts are less dangerous
2. Standing starts test your throttle control and your reaction times
3. Rolling starts would result in a longer braking zone: Cape Ring would be slightly scary with all of the cars piling into the first corner at higher speeds
However, it would defiantly provide more overtaking through corner 1
Furi, I feel that it's your choice. If you want rolling starts for season 4 we can test them during the Friday night test. If you want standing starts we can keep them. Just remember, try to keep close to tue original BTCC rules
1. Rolling starts are less dangerous
2. Standing starts test your throttle control and your reaction times
3. Rolling starts would result in a longer braking zone: Cape Ring would be slightly scary with all of the cars piling into the first corner at higher speeds
However, it would defiantly provide more overtaking through corner 1
Furi, I feel that it's your choice. If you want rolling starts for season 4 we can test them during the Friday night test. If you want standing starts we can keep them. Just remember, try to keep close to tue original BTCC rules
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