There has been a case of drastic cutting with time advantage. The driver was fair enough to confess it. His times from today will be removed and a barrier is installed.
Qualifying will run from 21 May 2016 15:30UTC until Sun, 29 May 2016 15:30UTC. Drivers can drive as many laps as they wish to. A team needs at least one timed lap to be allowed to start the race. E.g. it is enough that one driver of the team sets a lap. If more then one driver of a team sets a lap time, the faster time will be taken for the starting line-up. The end of the qualifying also marks the deadline for changes to the team's line-up, class or car.
The qualifying password will be published here, so teams, that sign-up can directly do qualifying, even when noone's sending them a password. Please always drive with your correct name format on the server, so it is easier to do the qualifying results.
server: Open Endurance Cup
password (with the start of the qualifying): SrCeTvC
Race starts at 16:00UTC, with the gridding at 15:50UTC. The new Westhill circuit offers plenty of room but also some fast corners, where overtaking/-lapping is not ideal. Please keep this in mind for the race.
ups... forgot to tick the box to save the stream locally and to archive the stream on twitch's end... I'm afraid, I cannot give you the stream to rewatch it.
Driver eX.R Asco may (Ascona b) drive for eXtrem Racing #2 in Round 3. Since it is not possible to edit oneself out of a team and into another, he asked to take his teammate's car, who is not makeing it to today's race.
Just keep in mind that skill, experience and speed levels vary significantly in Grid 2 and you have to take compromises in your choice of racing lines when lapping and to stay on an expectable line when being lapped.
Speaking of Germany: A Ford F150 would be too big (Some of the regular roads would even be too small for a car of 2,40m width) and too heavy. You'd need a license for little lorries to de facto drive one of these on the roads. A driving license in Germany costs depending on how good (how many lessons your driving teacher wants you to take) you are something between 1500-2000€ With a fuel consumption of 0,2 l/km driving one km would cost currently 0,24€ a daily commuter trip (average 55km) would therefore cost around 6600€/year. Moreover these cars are not exported so it is not a regular walk to the store and order one, but a little bit more of an effort.
Qualifying will run from 23 Apr 2016 15:30UTC until Sun, 1 May 2016 15:30UTC. Drivers can drive as many laps as they wish to. A team needs at least one timed lap to be allowed to start the race. E.g. it is enough that one driver of the team sets a lap. If more then one driver of a team sets a lap time, the faster time will be taken for the starting line-up. The end of the qualifying also marks the deadline for changes to the team's line-up, class or car.
The qualifying password will be published here, so teams, that sign-up can directly do qualifying, even when noone's sending them a password. Please always drive with your correct name format on the server, so it is easier to do the qualifying results.
server: Open Endurance Cup
password (with the start of the qualifying): SrCeTvC
I'm missing the words describing my surprise about this thread actually... But having moved quite a few times, using a rented Renault Master, a Mercedes A-class and a Smart Coupé are all you need for a household