Hello, I am Ford Taunus 2.3t. I have been trying for days to get Airio 2.5.8 to save the time records of custom cars (MODS). I will give some examples of custom car codes in Airio (Y§N+sÕV+äÕ+*Ó+»W+8R+‘¹c+–¿ü+wâ+Z³g+·ƒK+à©+°D+©+³Ã-+sÕ™+¿å²+Xð¢+bA). For example, the code (Y§N) belongs to (GT-V32 SC~010) and its abbreviated name is GTVS. How can Airio be made to store the data for that car or other customised cars so that it can be consulted using the typical commands such as !top, !pb, !tb, etc.? Thank you for your time.

You can't! Airio is outdated and does not work with most mods. There are several mods with which you can use !top command when you have joined track with specific car - works however with single car only. Only command that works is !tm which shows best times of currently connected users - however I'm not sure if it supports multiple cars.

Thanks for the tip, Eclipsed. I only managed to successfully apply filters to one custom car GT-V32 SC~010 (Y§N). Example: WarnTyres=false, SetupTcAllow=false, SetupAbsAllow=false. However, I was unable to get !top, !top GTVS, or !top Y§N to appear in the menu that is displayed. What I want to achieve is for the user to be automatically notified and then, after 2 or 3 seconds, sent to spectator mode for not complying with the permitted handicaps and tyres. I have created a custom command (UserCommand=btyres Warns a driver > 3 > %sbg ^7{NickName}^7, you are using unauthorised tyres! ++ ^3Change your compounds before going out on track. ; %hbg 4 ; !rc 5 ; %slp {Parameter} ; !se {NickName}). to do the task manually. But it is more laborious to do. Since you have to keep an eye on each user, it is quite a tedious task.