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Selected tracks from the Russian torrent (well pretty much all that weren't outdated, ovals, kart, dirt or fantasy tracks):
Kemora, Finland
Motopark Raceway, Finland
Nogaro, France
Hidden Valley, Australia
Symmons Plains, Australia
Mondello Park, Ireland
Mas du Clos, France
Queensland Raceway, Australia
Winton Motor Raceway, Australia
Willow Springs, USA
Teretonga Park, New Zealand
Vairano Automotive Safety Centre, Italy (the test track used by Quattroroute and Dueroute, has FIA F1 testing approval)
Zhuhai, China
Johor, Malaysia
Puebla, Mexico
Phakisa Freeway, South Africa
Pannonia Ring, Hungary
Pukekohe Park Raceway, New Zealand
Pembrey Circuit, United Kingdom
Ring Knutstorp, Sweden
Kinnekulle Ring, Sweden
Mont Tremblant, Canada
Turagua, Venezuela
Artic Circle Raceway, Norway
Mantorp Park, Sweden
Mid-America Motorplex, USA
Mosport Park, Canada
Roebling Road Raceway, USA
Autodromo Riccardo Paletti, Italy
Homestead Road Circuit, USA
Losail, Qatar
Linköpings Motorstadium, Sweden
Remember that the series' organizers (NVRT Holdings) are Finnish, so they just might force a Finnish race in the calendar without your consent. Of these two, Motopark looks better. I've also come to the conclusion that the only "modern" version of Zolder available is in fact somewhat outdated. Oh well, I can live with that, especially if it allows me to avoid using F1 venues.
Also remembered that I have Virginia International Raceway, which is a nice, fast and undulating track IMO. I can provide you with an in-car video from the game if you want.
Kemora, Finland
Motopark Raceway, Finland
Nogaro, France
Hidden Valley, Australia
Symmons Plains, Australia
Mondello Park, Ireland
Mas du Clos, France
Queensland Raceway, Australia
Winton Motor Raceway, Australia
Willow Springs, USA
Teretonga Park, New Zealand
Vairano Automotive Safety Centre, Italy (the test track used by Quattroroute and Dueroute, has FIA F1 testing approval)
Zhuhai, China
Johor, Malaysia
Puebla, Mexico
Phakisa Freeway, South Africa
Pannonia Ring, Hungary
Pukekohe Park Raceway, New Zealand
Pembrey Circuit, United Kingdom
Ring Knutstorp, Sweden
Kinnekulle Ring, Sweden
Mont Tremblant, Canada
Turagua, Venezuela
Artic Circle Raceway, Norway
Mantorp Park, Sweden
Mid-America Motorplex, USA
Mosport Park, Canada
Roebling Road Raceway, USA
Autodromo Riccardo Paletti, Italy
Homestead Road Circuit, USA
Losail, Qatar
Linköpings Motorstadium, Sweden
Remember that the series' organizers (NVRT Holdings) are Finnish, so they just might force a Finnish race in the calendar without your consent. Of these two, Motopark looks better. I've also come to the conclusion that the only "modern" version of Zolder available is in fact somewhat outdated. Oh well, I can live with that, especially if it allows me to avoid using F1 venues.
Also remembered that I have Virginia International Raceway, which is a nice, fast and undulating track IMO. I can provide you with an in-car video from the game if you want.
Eurosport broadcast for the 1990 Mexican GP prequalifying:
"The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
"The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
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Nuppiz wrote:Jung's ban has been reduced to one year, and all of Tarantino Autosport's team points have been restored.
If you already want to look at next season's car and helmet templates, here's the download: http://www.paste.fi/file/13595775745771. I've colour-coded each part to make them stand out a bit better.
Is it safe to assume that whoever did the wireframes did them well? I've got a yellow and black car just about done and I am a tick worried about some things not lining up. It's not perfect, and it looks a lot like the bumblebee Renault from 2010. This is what I've got so far; preview.
It could be for an existing team that's already entered, but preferably my own entry (either way, hopefully with Silvia Renaldi driving it ).
Note the lack of sponsors (barring fictional sponsor Cilogie and Trackmania United Forever's Toggle decal).
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Cynon wrote:Is it safe to assume that whoever did the wireframes did them well? I've got a yellow and black car just about done and I am a tick worried about some things not lining up. It's not perfect, and it looks a lot like the bumblebee Renault from 2010. This is what I've got so far; preview.
It could be for an existing team that's already entered, but preferably my own entry (either way, hopefully with Silvia Renaldi driving it ).
Note the lack of sponsors (barring fictional sponsor Cilogie and Trackmania United Forever's Toggle decal).
The wireframe is from the template supplied with the rFactor version of this mod (the only difference between that and the F1C version is that the size has been doubled from 1024x1024 to 2048x2048) and comes from whoever did the original skinning work. So if something's amiss it isn't my fault, I merely pasted that on top of my image that had all parts separated from each other (which I had of course resized to 2048x2048 as well). Besides, it's not unusual for our series to send the skins back and forth before everyone is happy with it, so always make sure you have the PSD still with you.
Eurosport broadcast for the 1990 Mexican GP prequalifying:
"The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
"The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
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Nuppiz wrote:Besides, it's not unusual for our series to send the skins back and forth before everyone is happy with it, so always make sure you have the PSD still with you.
Unlike me of course!
Still can't believe I compressed that file with the wire frame still in...
Re: Rejects of LFS: 2015 Kyoto Ring Final now up
Nuppiz wrote:Cynon wrote:Is it safe to assume that whoever did the wireframes did them well? I've got a yellow and black car just about done and I am a tick worried about some things not lining up. It's not perfect, and it looks a lot like the bumblebee Renault from 2010. This is what I've got so far; preview.
It could be for an existing team that's already entered, but preferably my own entry (either way, hopefully with Silvia Renaldi driving it ).
Note the lack of sponsors (barring fictional sponsor Cilogie and Trackmania United Forever's Toggle decal).
The wireframe is from the template supplied with the rFactor version of this mod (the only difference between that and the F1C version is that the size has been doubled from 1024x1024 to 2048x2048) and comes from whoever did the original skinning work. So if something's amiss it isn't my fault, I merely pasted that on top of my image that had all parts separated from each other (which I had of course resized to 2048x2048 as well). Besides, it's not unusual for our series to send the skins back and forth before everyone is happy with it, so always make sure you have the PSD still with you.
Given that I have still have PSDs of cars I designed for NR2003 back in 2009...
Is it safe to assume that engine manufacturer and tire brand choices are wide open?
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I'll put you guys out of your suspense and announce that Salvatore Miccoli will drive the second MRT at the Nippon 200.
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Cynon wrote:Given that I have still have PSDs of cars I designed for NR2003 back in 2009...
Is it safe to assume that engine manufacturer and tire brand choices are wide open?
There will be three different engine configurations, all named after certain manufacturers, but they can be rabadged to whatever you want just like in RoLFS this season. As there's no support to different tyre brand textures, the tyres themselves will appear as blank and you can pick whatever tyre brand you want as your team's supplier by putting its logos on the car.
In short, there's no restrictions on what engine manufacturers and tyre brands you can use.
Wizzie wrote:I'll put you guys out of your suspense and announce that Salvatore Miccoli will drive the second MRT at the Nippon 200.
Acknowledged.
Eurosport broadcast for the 1990 Mexican GP prequalifying:
"The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
"The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
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FMecha wrote:adriojim wrote:FMecha wrote:Nuppiz, can you please warrant that LGPS Brazilian GP will be run before Aston 24 Hours, so that Ralf Alden can be eligible for the race? I offered him to adriojim as Rojo's third driver for the enduro. (adriojim, do you accept my deal?)
Yes, if he is still elegible, he cain join Team Rojo.
He's eligible for the enduro, as Nuppiz said, but he only join Rojo for the enduro.
Sure thing, he will only join for enduro as the third driver.
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Additional detail in the Takagi cars:
Eurosport broadcast for the 1990 Mexican GP prequalifying:
"The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
"The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
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Nuppiz, although I'm jumping the gun a little, could you see if this car works out ok?
This leads into a piece of news...
This leads into a piece of news...
Autosport wrote:Fusion's RoLFS team explodes into Nebula
Fusion Motorsports have officially announced that their RoLFS team is to become Nebula Grand Prix from 2016 onwards, coinciding with the potential renaming of the series. Nebula owner Jacques Couteau announced the news earlier today, saying "This is a great opportunity for us to show what we can do. Fusion were struggling to cope with the demands of two series with their relatively small set-up in Bath. And seeing as Jake [Legge, the Fusion owner] is a good friend of mine, I thought I'd give him a little hand seeing as we're based in Bristol and therefore very close. He'll still oversee the team, but I'm responsible for the day-to-day running. We've got lots of French backers, and a striking livery too with a talented driver in Quentin Reatherson. We look forward to 2016."
Nebula's official name stands as "Total Nebula Grand Prix", the "Grand Prix" suffix to be dropped when an engine supplier is found. This move does not affect the F3RWRS team.
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Ataxia [BacLettNinj] wrote:Nuppiz, although I'm jumping the gun a little, could you see if this car works out ok?
For everyone's information, the preferred image formats are now PNG and BMP, as F1C only supports the latter.
Eurosport broadcast for the 1990 Mexican GP prequalifying:
"The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
"The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
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One question: since there won't be any "official" tyre suppliers, that means now we can choose the one we like the most?
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adriojim wrote:One question: since there won't be any "official" tyre suppliers, that means now we can choose the one we like the most?
Yes, the only limitation being that it must be a still active company/brand. So no Engleberts here...
Eurosport broadcast for the 1990 Mexican GP prequalifying:
"The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
"The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
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Nuppiz wrote:Ataxia [BacLettNinj] wrote:Nuppiz, although I'm jumping the gun a little, could you see if this car works out ok?
[pictures]
For everyone's information, the preferred image formats are now PNG and BMP, as F1C only supports the latter.
Cheers, that seems to be ok. I'll edit and send it in again once everything's confirmed
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AutoSPORT wrote:T-MOBILE TERMINATES CONTRACT WITH SCUDERIA VITTORE
In a shock announcement, Scuderia Vittore have announced a parting of ways between them and the German telecoms provider. After a seemingly fruitful year for the SV-T-mobile partnership, which saw prominent markings on the cars, the announcement has left Scuderia Vittore team principal Jose Braggia scratching his head for possible alternatives.
"It's a dissapointment, for sure" he said "but there's nothing we can do now. In the short-term at least, we have to focus on trying to capture the title for Martyn [Rietacher]"
It is thought that the team is currently negotiating with a major international company.
SECOND SEAT "UNDECIDED" AT VITTORE
Scuderia Vittore, one of this years front running RoLFS squads, have been left looking for a driver following the departure of both race winners from the team. German Martyn Rietacher, current championship contender, will leave SV next season to drive for Foster's Good Call Racing, whilst Italian Andrea Bianchi has already left the team to focus on his IndyCar commitments. It is thought that Spaniard Marcos Marcia, FGCR F3 refugee who has already filled in for Bianchi on two separate occasions, is likely to be confirmed at the team, but the second seat remains a total mystery.
Current favourites to take he seat are Plus One Group-managed drivers, Alexis Tantovich and Angel Jose Castaneda, but it is unlikely that Plus One Group, owner of SV, will choose to fill it's seats with two drivers from it's own program.
In short, expect a new livery for Scuderia Vittore next year (and no, it's not the Foster's one), and we are open for offers from any drivers. Maybe even Benoit Voeckler.
Also, F1RDS drivers Alexis Tantovich and Angel Jose Castaneda are available for drives either this year, for the Aston 24hrs, or for next year.
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Yep, Benoit Voeckler is certainly interested in the SV seat...
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Stramala [kostas22] wrote:Yep, Benoit Voeckler is certainly interested in the SV seat...
How does a full-season deal sound to you, including permission to drive in eithr F1 or F2RWRS should the oppurtunity arise?
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pasta_maldonado wrote:Stramala [kostas22] wrote:Yep, Benoit Voeckler is certainly interested in the SV seat...
How does a full-season deal sound to you, including permission to drive in eithr F1 or F2RWRS should the oppurtunity arise?
Sounds good. And your T-Mobile leaving problem is solved as he carries backing from Alstom...
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Stramala [kostas22] wrote:pasta_maldonado wrote:Stramala [kostas22] wrote:Yep, Benoit Voeckler is certainly interested in the SV seat...
How does a full-season deal sound to you, including permission to drive in eithr F1 or F2RWRS should the oppurtunity arise?
Sounds good. And your T-Mobile leaving problem is solved as he carries backing from Alstom...
That's a deal, then, with Alstom getting advertising space on the new car.
With that, then, the Scuderia Vittore lineup for 2016 is:
#3* Marcos Marcia (ESP)
#4* Benoit Voeckler (FRA)
*Pending completion of championship.
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Unlike most of my teams, GTI's plans for 2016 haven't been revealed so far. In fact, GTI has no money, so the team will be taken over by RonDen Racing Engineering.
Livery should be more or less the same as in F2RWRS. With the same sponsors, except for Octan, who don't want to be involved in this. Of course Lancia will not be a sponsor here either (but still will be represented in the form of Zastava). Festivalblog will replace Octan. Drivers will be Dorien Lamberigts and Kevin Bainomugisha (the previous years F3RWRS drivers) Justin Case remains back-up driver, but is available for every team, just in case they have driver injuries/bans.
Livery should be more or less the same as in F2RWRS. With the same sponsors, except for Octan, who don't want to be involved in this. Of course Lancia will not be a sponsor here either (but still will be represented in the form of Zastava). Festivalblog will replace Octan. Drivers will be Dorien Lamberigts and Kevin Bainomugisha (the previous years F3RWRS drivers) Justin Case remains back-up driver, but is available for every team, just in case they have driver injuries/bans.
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I just noticed that we've come a full circle with this series: the original series intended to change its name to IRDU Rejects Cup and use Lola FN06 as its spec car. Now RoLFS will change its name and structure and use a car from the 2008 Formula Nippon season... which happens to be the Lola FN06!
Eurosport broadcast for the 1990 Mexican GP prequalifying:
"The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
"The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
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I'll run NS200 tomorrow afternoon; if Phoenix fails to nominate replacement to Tanner Jason by then, I'll just put someone in the car.
Eurosport broadcast for the 1990 Mexican GP prequalifying:
"The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
"The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
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Nuppiz wrote:I'll run NS200 tomorrow afternoon; if Phoenix fails to nominate replacement to Tanner Jason by then, I'll just put someone in the car.
Put someone in the car, surprise me. But it shall not be Benoit Voeckler.
And Aeroracing will continue in the series for 2016 with Kibbutz and Yamamura.
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With the points going down to 10th for the KS200, it means that the top 6 (Badu, McKane, Rietacher, Bulku, Kibbutz and Valsattis) in the points table all at a shot at taking the title with the 15 points the win gives. Badu needs to finish at least second to lock up the title. This race could be a goodie, although I expect the Judds to run away with it.
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RealRacingRoots wrote:With the points going down to 10th for the KS200, it means that the top 6 (Badu, McKane, Rietacher, Bulku, Kibbutz and Valsattis) in the points table all at a shot at taking the title with the 15 points the win gives. Badu needs to finish at least second to lock up the title. This race could be a goodie, although I expect the Judds to run away with it.
God I hope so. The only question is; can the Pirelli's hold up for the entire race? Or will they disintegrate so rapidly that Badu drops like a stone down the order, fails to score, and misses out on the title?
I really need Bizarri to qualify P2 behind Badu and act as reargunner, give Badu a chance to bolt and nurse his tyres to the end...
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Stramala [kostas22] wrote:RealRacingRoots wrote:With the points going down to 10th for the KS200, it means that the top 6 (Badu, McKane, Rietacher, Bulku, Kibbutz and Valsattis) in the points table all at a shot at taking the title with the 15 points the win gives. Badu needs to finish at least second to lock up the title. This race could be a goodie, although I expect the Judds to run away with it.
God I hope so. The only question is; can the Pirelli's hold up for the entire race? Or will they disintegrate so rapidly that Badu drops like a stone down the order, fails to score, and misses out on the title?
I really need Bizarri to qualify P2 behind Badu and act as reargunner, give Badu a chance to bolt and nurse his tyres to the end...
Mind you McKane is also on Pirellis, but has the less powerful Zyteks here. This may end up being a big anti-climax depending on the Ai and the wear-rates. Good luck out there.
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RealRacingRoots wrote:Stramala [kostas22] wrote:RealRacingRoots wrote:With the points going down to 10th for the KS200, it means that the top 6 (Badu, McKane, Rietacher, Bulku, Kibbutz and Valsattis) in the points table all at a shot at taking the title with the 15 points the win gives. Badu needs to finish at least second to lock up the title. This race could be a goodie, although I expect the Judds to run away with it.
God I hope so. The only question is; can the Pirelli's hold up for the entire race? Or will they disintegrate so rapidly that Badu drops like a stone down the order, fails to score, and misses out on the title?
I really need Bizarri to qualify P2 behind Badu and act as reargunner, give Badu a chance to bolt and nurse his tyres to the end...
Mind you McKane is also on Pirellis, but has the less powerful Zyteks here. This may end up being a big anti-climax depending on the Ai and the wear-rates. Good luck out there.
Rietacher also has the less powerful Zyreks, and the unknown quantity in the Goodyears. May the best team win
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Let's do a quick analysis shall we...
1. MARCEL AGYEMANG-BADU (MASTERCARD LANCIA)
Engine: JUDD // Tyres: PIRELLI
More powerful engine but heavier. As we've seen at the previous round, it's the engine to have at this race track. The tyres are the best in qualifying, but high wear rates during race.
The combinatin of Judd engine and Pirelli tyres makes him favourite to take pole. The worry though is, with such a long race, how badly will tyre wear affect his race performance? It was enough to win the shorter Feature Race at the previous round, but can it take the 200 mile length?
2. NATHAN MCKANE (WINTON-ILMOR)
Engine: ZYTEK // Tyres: PIRELLI
Less powerful engine but lighter. Previous round suggets it's not suited to the Kyoto Ring. The tyres are the best in qualifying, but high wear rates during race.
It'll be a struggle. His engine puts him on the back foot, and those Pirelli's won't be enough to get him in the Top 5 for qualifying. I would expect him to make the grid, but probably only just inside the Top 10. And given the tyres he has, it's hard to see how he'll make headway up the field during the race.
3. MARTYN REITACHER (SCUDERIA VITTORE)
Engine: ZYTEK // Tyres: GOODYEAR
Less powerful engine but lighter. Previous round suggets it's not suited to the Kyoto Ring. The tyres are balanced between qualifying and race durability.
He will have a lot of work to do in the race. His team's package is not suited to qualifying on this circuit whatsoever. Being down on power is the main issue, and though the Goodyear is a reasonably good qualifying tyre, it may struggle to go the distance. Will require a storming drive or a Badu slipup to take the title.
4. RENATO BULKU (ZIMSPORT ROSENFORTH)
Engine: JUDD // Tyres: BRIDGESTONE
More powerful engine but heavier. As we've seen at the previous round, it's the engine to have at this race track. The tyres are good in qualifying but not the outright best, and are pretty good in the race if they don't wear out.
Last season it was Olafur Ragnar Hannesson fighting for the title with ZimSport, but this team Bulku has stepped up to the plate. And he might have the best combo for this race. The Judd engine is definitely the one to have, and while the Bridgestones are slightly less grippy than the top dog Pirelli, they're a bit more durable than their Italian rivals - in such a long race, this could be crucial. He will need to hope that Badu's tyres fall of a cliff, or succumbs to driver error, otherwise it'll be tough for him to make up the 10 points required to take the championship. Possibly 11 points if Badu takes pole as he is tipped to do.
5. BRUCIE KIBBUTZ (AERORACING ENGINEERING)
Engine: ZYTEK // Tyres: GOODYEAR
Less powerful engine but lighter. Previous round suggets it's not suited to the Kyoto Ring. The tyres are balanced between qualifying and race durability.
Has the same problem as Martyn Reitacher, except starts the weekend with 4 less points than his German rival. Prospects do not look good at all for the Israeli driver.
6. MATTHIAS VALSATTIS (KINGFISHER HOLDEN)
Engine: JUDD // Tyres: PIRELLI
More powerful engine but heavier. As we've seen at the previous round, it's the engine to have at this race track. The tyres are the best in qualifying, but high wear rates during race.
Has the same technical package as championship leader Agyemang-Badu, but without his success and thus without his points total. Goes into this race needing to score 13 points to overtake Badu in the stadings assuming the Ghanian would fail to score at all. He has the right engine, but the tyres may not last, and the points defecit is so big to the other frontrunners that it will possibly take an act of God for him to achieve the necessary permutation of results for him to leapfrog the five drivers ahead of him in the championship in one swoop.
1. MARCEL AGYEMANG-BADU (MASTERCARD LANCIA)
Engine: JUDD // Tyres: PIRELLI
More powerful engine but heavier. As we've seen at the previous round, it's the engine to have at this race track. The tyres are the best in qualifying, but high wear rates during race.
The combinatin of Judd engine and Pirelli tyres makes him favourite to take pole. The worry though is, with such a long race, how badly will tyre wear affect his race performance? It was enough to win the shorter Feature Race at the previous round, but can it take the 200 mile length?
2. NATHAN MCKANE (WINTON-ILMOR)
Engine: ZYTEK // Tyres: PIRELLI
Less powerful engine but lighter. Previous round suggets it's not suited to the Kyoto Ring. The tyres are the best in qualifying, but high wear rates during race.
It'll be a struggle. His engine puts him on the back foot, and those Pirelli's won't be enough to get him in the Top 5 for qualifying. I would expect him to make the grid, but probably only just inside the Top 10. And given the tyres he has, it's hard to see how he'll make headway up the field during the race.
3. MARTYN REITACHER (SCUDERIA VITTORE)
Engine: ZYTEK // Tyres: GOODYEAR
Less powerful engine but lighter. Previous round suggets it's not suited to the Kyoto Ring. The tyres are balanced between qualifying and race durability.
He will have a lot of work to do in the race. His team's package is not suited to qualifying on this circuit whatsoever. Being down on power is the main issue, and though the Goodyear is a reasonably good qualifying tyre, it may struggle to go the distance. Will require a storming drive or a Badu slipup to take the title.
4. RENATO BULKU (ZIMSPORT ROSENFORTH)
Engine: JUDD // Tyres: BRIDGESTONE
More powerful engine but heavier. As we've seen at the previous round, it's the engine to have at this race track. The tyres are good in qualifying but not the outright best, and are pretty good in the race if they don't wear out.
Last season it was Olafur Ragnar Hannesson fighting for the title with ZimSport, but this team Bulku has stepped up to the plate. And he might have the best combo for this race. The Judd engine is definitely the one to have, and while the Bridgestones are slightly less grippy than the top dog Pirelli, they're a bit more durable than their Italian rivals - in such a long race, this could be crucial. He will need to hope that Badu's tyres fall of a cliff, or succumbs to driver error, otherwise it'll be tough for him to make up the 10 points required to take the championship. Possibly 11 points if Badu takes pole as he is tipped to do.
5. BRUCIE KIBBUTZ (AERORACING ENGINEERING)
Engine: ZYTEK // Tyres: GOODYEAR
Less powerful engine but lighter. Previous round suggets it's not suited to the Kyoto Ring. The tyres are balanced between qualifying and race durability.
Has the same problem as Martyn Reitacher, except starts the weekend with 4 less points than his German rival. Prospects do not look good at all for the Israeli driver.
6. MATTHIAS VALSATTIS (KINGFISHER HOLDEN)
Engine: JUDD // Tyres: PIRELLI
More powerful engine but heavier. As we've seen at the previous round, it's the engine to have at this race track. The tyres are the best in qualifying, but high wear rates during race.
Has the same technical package as championship leader Agyemang-Badu, but without his success and thus without his points total. Goes into this race needing to score 13 points to overtake Badu in the stadings assuming the Ghanian would fail to score at all. He has the right engine, but the tyres may not last, and the points defecit is so big to the other frontrunners that it will possibly take an act of God for him to achieve the necessary permutation of results for him to leapfrog the five drivers ahead of him in the championship in one swoop.
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Diego Álvarez Torrente @DATorrente wrote:It's gonna take a miracle to qualify for the #RoLFS Nippon 200. We don't have the package for this place, so I'll be relying on attrition.
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Is it too late to replace Fazio with American IndyCar driver Bobby Dollar
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Ataxia [BacLettNinj] wrote:Diego Álvarez Torrente @DATorrente wrote:It's gonna take a miracle to qualify for the #RoLFS Nippon 200. We don't have the package for this place, so I'll be relying on attrition.
That's nothing compared to MRT. They are so f**kin' screwed
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pasta_maldonado wrote:AutoSPORT wrote:T-MOBILE TERMINATES CONTRACT WITH SCUDERIA VITTORE
In a shock announcement, Scuderia Vittore have announced a parting of ways between them and the German telecoms provider. After a seemingly fruitful year for the SV-T-mobile partnership, which saw prominent markings on the cars, the announcement has left Scuderia Vittore team principal Jose Braggia scratching his head for possible alternatives.
"It's a dissapointment, for sure" he said "but there's nothing we can do now. In the short-term at least, we have to focus on trying to capture the title for Martyn [Rietacher]"
It is thought that the team is currently negotiating with a major international company.
SECOND SEAT "UNDECIDED" AT VITTORE
Scuderia Vittore, one of this years front running RoLFS squads, have been left looking for a driver following the departure of both race winners from the team. German Martyn Rietacher, current championship contender, will leave SV next season to drive for Foster's Good Call Racing, whilst Italian Andrea Bianchi has already left the team to focus on his IndyCar commitments. It is thought that Spaniard Marcos Marcia, FGCR F3 refugee who has already filled in for Bianchi on two separate occasions, is likely to be confirmed at the team, but the second seat remains a total mystery.
Current favourites to take he seat are Plus One Group-managed drivers, Alexis Tantovich and Angel Jose Castaneda, but it is unlikely that Plus One Group, owner of SV, will choose to fill it's seats with two drivers from it's own program.
In short, expect a new livery for Scuderia Vittore next year (and no, it's not the Foster's one), and we are open for offers from any drivers. Maybe even Benoit Voeckler.
Also, F1RDS drivers Alexis Tantovich and Angel Jose Castaneda are available for drives either this year, for the Aston 24hrs, or for next year.
Maybe the yellow and black car I painted up, with Italian Silvia Renaldi's cash helping to put more decals on the car?
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Stramala, the event is 200 kilometers, not 200 miles. And the last time I hear Valsattis is not taking part because AdrianSutil decided that he's more useful in F2RWRS.
Well you were just in time to do that. The entry list closes at 12:00 UTC.
eurobrun wrote:Is it too late to replace Fazio with American IndyCar driver Bobby Dollar
Well you were just in time to do that. The entry list closes at 12:00 UTC.
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Since we're probably going to start from a clean slate next year, rendering our current bank account useless, will we be able to buy DNQ bailouts for both our drivers?
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Wizzie wrote:Since we're probably going to start from a clean slate next year, rendering our current bank account useless, will we be able to buy DNQ bailouts for both our drivers?
Yes, I've encouraged people to spend whatever money they have for a long time now, because next season there'll be no credit system at all. Both MRTs we'll be granted an entry to the race now.
Eurosport broadcast for the 1990 Mexican GP prequalifying:
"The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
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Nuppiz wrote:Wizzie wrote:Since we're probably going to start from a clean slate next year, rendering our current bank account useless, will we be able to buy DNQ bailouts for both our drivers?
Yes, I've encouraged people to spend whatever money they have for a long time now, because next season there'll be no credit system at all. Both MRTs we'll be granted an entry to the race now.
Well in that case I'm going to buy bailouts for both cars just to be on the very, very safe side.
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Nuppiz wrote:Wizzie wrote:Since we're probably going to start from a clean slate next year, rendering our current bank account useless, will we be able to buy DNQ bailouts for both our drivers?
Yes, I've encouraged people to spend whatever money they have for a long time now, because next season there'll be no credit system at all. Both MRTs we'll be granted an entry to the race now.
A thought's just occurred to me. What if we end up with the potentially ridiculous situation where everyone uses DNQ bailouts for Koyto? How does it work then?
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Can I get a DNQ bailout please
aerond wrote:Yes RDD, but we always knew you never had any sort of taste either
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the Masked Lapwing wrote:Well in that case I'm going to buy bailouts for both cars just to be on the very, very safe side.
eurobrun wrote:Can I get a DNQ bailout please
OK for both.
Wizzie wrote:A thought's just occurred to me. What if we end up with the potentially ridiculous situation where everyone uses DNQ bailouts for Koyto? How does it work then?
To avoid any problems, a DNQ bailout can be bought to a maximum of ten cars per race. In other words, only three more cars can buy their way in the race.
Eurosport broadcast for the 1990 Mexican GP prequalifying:
"The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
"The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
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Nuppiz wrote:the Masked Lapwing wrote:Well in that case I'm going to buy bailouts for both cars just to be on the very, very safe side.eurobrun wrote:Can I get a DNQ bailout please
OK for both.Wizzie wrote:A thought's just occurred to me. What if we end up with the potentially ridiculous situation where everyone uses DNQ bailouts for Koyto? How does it work then?
To avoid any problems, a DNQ bailout can be bought to a maximum of ten cars per race. In other words, only three more cars can buy their way in the race.
SV would like to purchase a bailout for Rietacher and Marcia. If that's too much money for us, just Rietacher.
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