A Little warm for the time of the year.
I decided to check this forum today after having not touched LFS for a few years. I did not take a break due to impatience or hard feelings but I just had a hard time finding a decent race on a regular basis after CTRA quit.
For old times sake, I upgraded to S3 in a heartbeat. It may be pricy for just one track but this is a project that I still consider to be worth supporting. I hope to be able to find some decent racing around here.
I hope new content and the new tyre model will be there in the near future but I don't really care about the Scirocco but that's just me. (VW hater, not looking forward to drive a Golf in a tracksuit).
Keep it up dev's!
For old times sake, I upgraded to S3 in a heartbeat. It may be pricy for just one track but this is a project that I still consider to be worth supporting. I hope to be able to find some decent racing around here.
I hope new content and the new tyre model will be there in the near future but I don't really care about the Scirocco but that's just me. (VW hater, not looking forward to drive a Golf in a tracksuit).
Keep it up dev's!
I wouldn't take that too seriously. Luca is allways crying over something he has no control over and Bernie just says silly things to get people takling. (remember the medals?)
Nothing new.
Nothing wrong with keeping in shape during the break.
Looks like he is keeping in shape during the summer break...
Oh, that?
A more passionate response would have made better TV indeed but I think he was just wise enough to know Vettel did not need him to make himself look like an arse on stage (as he did).
There is just not much in it, pointing the finger when the legality of the move was not in question and was being handled at the time.
Sometimes it's just better to count to 10...
Not well enough to understand this random rant, no.
Sounds pretty far fetched to me and quite vulnerable for being exposed in a crash.
If it does flex in a way that it does not in the FIA test then I guess it's made in a way that it only flexes when there is a considerable force pushing it backwards.
-The FIA test is by weight
-The bending is under severe drag.
If it does flex in a way that it does not in the FIA test then I guess it's made in a way that it only flexes when there is a considerable force pushing it backwards.
-The FIA test is by weight
-The bending is under severe drag.
Oops, I guess he is a worthy representative then...
By itself this would be a racing incident but he has had way too many incidents. This one was actually the least agressive one I can rember from him but it happens way to often.
His deliberate move into Perez in Monaco was banworthy in my book as was his move on Lewis in Spa last year. Returning to the track into Lewis as he did in Valencia also showed he is the most disrespectfull driver I have seen since I started watching F1 in 1995.
I hope the day comes that his sponsors realise it does not do them any favours being associated with an antisocial POS.
His deliberate move into Perez in Monaco was banworthy in my book as was his move on Lewis in Spa last year. Returning to the track into Lewis as he did in Valencia also showed he is the most disrespectfull driver I have seen since I started watching F1 in 1995.
I hope the day comes that his sponsors realise it does not do them any favours being associated with an antisocial POS.
In a single seater, I think this will be limited more by the car itself.
+1
If depth perception by stereoscopic vision was that important, there would not be any sim racing at the level it exists now.
I have quite an eye-dominance issue which means I have virtually no depth perception (apart from juding distance by using common sense). I must admit I do not even know what people mean when they talk about judging depth without moving their heads.
This might be an issue when catching a ball but not for driving.
With the limited sight to left and right in a race car, I doubt if that would be a real issue.
With the above I am not trying to say it's not a very tragic injury, just giving my view on how the effect on racing racing might be limited.
Will VW have both Audi and Porsche participate in 2013 or will they stop the Audi project? They put Audi on hold for Bentley a few years ago aswell.
He does have pace but so far I am not impressed with his race craft.
How could we possibly "know" that at this point.
Pure speculation...
I do not really see the benefit from such a design apart from aerodynamics. The narrow front track will not absorb any roll forces so this is all up to the rear. I can imagine this thing will have some traction issues comming out of the corners.
Apexing and passing could be tricky if the driver forgets to think about the actual width of the car aswell.
Apexing and passing could be tricky if the driver forgets to think about the actual width of the car aswell.
it's quite usefull for shaving. Beats all multiblade crap gillette has made over the past decades.
100 blades for about 8 euro's is a nice bonus aswell.
It's sad for Ruben's to be left without a drive without knowing he drove his last race when he did but the decision from the team does make sense.
I do not expect a return in 2013 or a seat opening for him midseason.
I do not expect a return in 2013 or a seat opening for him midseason.
I expect him to (re)adapt quite quickly. He allways came across as a natural talent to me.
As far as I know he was the guy with the least racing experience (karting not included) to ever enter F1 and he was instantly good.
This man knows how to get prepared for a race:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74kJMhqY3WQ
As far as I know he was the guy with the least racing experience (karting not included) to ever enter F1 and he was instantly good.
This man knows how to get prepared for a race:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74kJMhqY3WQ
I'll check it this weekend.
It would be a nice work around if it would. I can imagine there would not be any Bernie rights involved in commentary without visual feed as the commentators just tell what they see and think.
If it works, please don't tell Bernie.
It would be a nice work around if it would. I can imagine there would not be any Bernie rights involved in commentary without visual feed as the commentators just tell what they see and think.
If it works, please don't tell Bernie.
Great, that means I can basically still have BBC coverage and might even escape commercial breaks by changing to the german RTL coverage (assuming the breaks are not in sync).
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