Just wondering if the slickmod works online?

And to add to the point about smaller, less known track... If there where such a track in LFS, we'd suddenly have something to compare times and performance with from real life. Wouldn't it feel great to compare the GTR's times on Knutstorp against the times from Swedish GT and see if they match? Wouldn't it be cool to drive the TBO's around Kinnekulle Ring and compare the times set by real cars of about the same configuration? If nothing else, we'd get a refference point to compare with.

Again, only suggestions. And I have to agree on the above statement about Monao. It's a shitty track that happens to be famous, thats all. And many of the more famous tracks are really shitty. Better then to use less known tracks that are fun

I've been reading these threads about real tracks wanted in LFS for a number of times. I've stopped counting how many of them there are, and they all say the same thing. No real tracks cause of licenseing problems.
But have anyone considered the fact that there are so many smaller racing circuits in the world that might not demand any license money? I bet that some of the smaller curcuits in the world would welcome the publicity, if it was done right.
Take Sweden for example... I'm not sure how many outside of Sweden know about Karlskoga, Falkenberg, Knutstorp the even less known Kinnekulle. And I'm sure there are tracks like this in just about every country. Wouldn't it at least be possible to ask the owners of these tracks? Wouldn't this put a lid on this discussion once and for all?
Just a suggestion

I can't make the race tonight, but that shouldn't be a problem if someone on the Euro server email me a screen of the qualifiers and a screen of the finished drivers.
Hate to miss it, but I got some family stuff to attend and wont be home after 21:00 CET

Congrats Finland :headbang:
Even though I also liked some of the other songs, I think Lordi is a worthy winner.

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There's also a lot of broken images on the about page for fake DTM.

I'm on it
Been a real busy month so far, and I got more to do than I expected. Will get it fixed though

Lister Storm
It looks angry even when it's turn off, standing in the garage

Great video
A little too jerky in places for my taste, but really show off a good piece of the action

There should be 6 hours difference between the two races. To avoid confusion about all this, the times listed on SCORE are GMT (Zulu) times which never changes. There is also a countdown clock on the site for both the divisions, and one can clearly count 6 hours apart on them

This means that when it's 20:00 GMT (Zulu) it's 22:00 in most of Central Europe and 4pm in New York (Why most Americans only have 12 hours on their clock I'll never know ). Six hours later (GMT 02.00), it's 10pm in New York, 9pm in Chicago, and 7pm in Vancouver and the North American division is about to race, having done the warmup and qualifying.

Trust in GMT. GMT is good and wise to use since it doesn't care for Daylight Saving Time or any such stuff. Just keep track of GMT and you will find your race time.

And with that signup, the European division is full, thanks a lot
And it is also my pleasure to announce that more than half the seats are taken in the North American division. No more races with just half a dozen drivers there

See you on the grid

Yes, I just got the one from Marsh. Haven't seen yours yet though. Might be hotmail f**king it up again. Please resend

I'm hoping that more will sign up for the North American division during the week. I know that there are at least a few FXR drivers in the LOTF team who probably could find this fun

After the last update, I'm pretty pleased with LFS, and think the devs really could use a break. But when they come back to work I would like to se a much evolved automatic penalty system (possible connected to an evolved flag system), that makes it easier to admin leagues. Sort of save the admin the trouble it means to hand out penalties after a race.

Nice pics
Official results are up on main site:
www.score.does.it

and info about rulings and so on can be found here:
http://score.proboards19.com/i ... dtm&thread=1146687081

See you all on Fernbay Green

Despite all troubles with emails and the fact that for some reason my own server lagged as hell, the race was run almost on time. Big thanks to the ITEK guys for setting up the server so quickly.

We do have troubles with emails it seems. I sent an email to everyone who had signed up, but for some reason a few of them never came trough. Since none of the emails has bounced back, I can only imagine that the spam filter ate them for supper.

18 started in Europe, 13 finished. Any and all complaints (should there be any) may be emailed to me as soon as possible. If I hear no complaints within 24 hours from end of the race, I will post the results as official on SCORE.

See you all on Fern Bay Green I hope

Just got the sixth American signup. Now there are three drivers from the US and three from Canada

Good news. There is at least 5 signed up for the North American division. Keep 'em coming please

But you can change some setups while on track and then stop in the pits for them to take effect. I find this very usefull when trying to set the best camber angle for a track/car combo.

The idea of the AI following real life drivers is good and is used by (as I've said before) Nascar Heat. It works by creating a hotlap for the AI as "guide" for them. They still have to make some desisions on their own though, like where to do a takeover and when to pit for fuel and repairs.
Over all this system works pretty good, and I think it's one of the best ways to create AI ever seen. But if it's possible for LFS I don't know.

One drawback is that in Nascar Heat, everyone has to have the same hotlap as guide if you go online, or else cars will warp and behave very odd. Other than that, the system is pretty flawless.

--- Edit ---
Just thought about it for a while. A Hotlap guided AI together with the current learning system might just prove to be awesome

By email about one hour before European start

No, not really. Even if we move it a little it wont help. There's a six hour difference now, and still some of the wescoast guys just barely can make it home from work and eat a little something before they sit down and race.
And on this side, I can't go much later cause of my work (always work nights) and a lot of other guys need their beauty sleep. I'm affraid it has to e this way, and we can only hope that more North Americans sign up as time goes.

Plenty of room BlueSkunk
I got bandwidth enough for 20 drivers including me, and there's only 13, possibly 14 signed up for the European division. Éven more room in the North American division, so anyone who wold like to run should be able to

Hard to do in a weekday series

They'll probably sign up after the first race, when they hear how much fun everyone had

Yeah. Keep 'em coming