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1) I like the racing to be as realistic as possible, therefore, slower cars in qualifying is, as in real life a factor and it should be here also. With the longer races and full damage, qualifying becomes significantly less import anyway. If you get held up in qually and qualify 4th instead of 2nd (for example), that difference is insignificant over a 3 hour race.
2) a formal spec check is absolutely paramount in my opinion. I realize that you are convinced of your ability to gauge any advantage but I am very much not convinced, nor are several others. I just can't understand why you are so opposed to such a common procedure when so many other series rely on it. The bottom line here is that I too trust everyone here, but then in the very back of my mind I am always wondering if there isn't someone stretching the rules, even by a fraction, so small that you may not notice it, yet enough to make a difference. People are people and as such, we are not all perfect creatures. Whenever I see someone leave the track moments before the race starts, make tuning adjustments and re-enter after the countdown clock starts, I can't help but be suspicious. Please, for the sake of simple "peace of mind", don't be so lazy and just do it ! In the long run, it would be less time consuming for you as you wouldn't have to study and analyse the replays trying to determine if an advantage exists or not![]()
1) it is true about the traffic, but at least the penalties active during QL in GT5 can be helpful to the stewards and to prevent corner cutting.
2) In all the series i've raced in here in gtplanet like the ones PURE organize and several other racing leagues when there are multiple types of cars, they always do a individual spec checks on the "regulation settings" to ensure the field is 100% in regulation.
As i mentioned, i volunteer to help with the regulation check at any time, its easier than it looks.