Keep up the good results Duck

Team Affiliation
Ministry of Speed

Driver Real Name (First AND Last)
Andy O'Brien

Driver LFS Licence Name
aobrien

Car Number
12

Once more great discounts Dean, nice one.. Will be buying something again this time!

#32 is fine

Quote from zeugnimod :

Grats.

Do I sense some bad blood looking at the expressions in quotation marks?

Didn't mean it in a bad way :P and welcome Kladias

Quote from BigTime :

To strengthen the editorial needs of the team, ineX Racing has acquired the valuable assets of Demetrius Adelin. Demetrius has previously been releasing articles independently and has also been there to help a few other sim racing teams. He has several years of experience when it comes to the simulation racing world, and has also taken part in a few racing events. The young romanian is a major car fanatic who will eventually start drifting and do some hill climbing on an amateur level. He is also spending lot of his time at the cinema to support his plans on doing cinematographic art in the future.

As editor, Demetrius will concentrate on writing the Live For Speed related news and articles in the beginning. He will also assist publishing all the other writable content including iRacing, rFactor, and general team news.

We are happy to welcome him into the team, and look forward to his future reports for ineX Racing!

Who wrote that? Good luck, he's a good guy

Got v1.1 today.. Best €19 I've ever spent

Awesome setup. Unconquerable? Probably

Thx guys

Quote from pearcy_2k7 :

Wait, so you got 3 DT's, started 26th and still won? Who were you racing? AI's?

Yeah, sure did ..

Ministry of Speed took victory at Aston's Historic Reversed layout in the six hour race of GTAL. Despite taking the flag with almost a twenty second cushion over the nearest challenger it didn't come without it's challenges. Joe Holmes and Timo Höfer lined up for Ministry of Speed alongside Marek. Joe took to the start line after a tough penalty during quallifying saw Ministry of Speed start twenty-sixth position on the grid. Regardless of the back row start Joe had a tremendous stint and found himself in fourth position. Ministry of Speed rapidly closed the gap to front runner's in a short period of time before a Drive Through Penalty was awarded for speeding in pitlane. On serving the penalty, disaster struck twice as Marek edged the pitlane speed limit by one km/h to get another Drive Through Penalty just one lap later. Despite the huge set back of two Drive Through's we were thankfully rescued by a Safety Car period. Given the opportunity we didn't disappoint as entering the sixth and final hour of the race we were comfortably in the lead with Joe again in the driver seat. Joe piloted the car home after a tough six hour's taking the top step on the podium eighteen seconds ahead of E-Team in second place.
The seventh and final round of the GTAL season will commence at the beginning of May with a twelve hour race at Kyoto National. We hope to push for another victory in the final round.

After two rounds completed in the 2010 IGTC season, Ministry of Speed can look back on the first two rounds with a satisfied view after our top ten finishes at both events leaving Ministry of Speed eight in the points standings just three points back from spdoRacing in fifth place. We are looking forward to round three at Aston North on May 15th, where we feel a charge for the podium is within sights.

http://www.ministryofspeed.eu

Cut out the spamming please..

Well guys, some of you may play rFactor and as you may know there is a new project that they setup called Simraceway. It is free to join and also offers a "pro Membership" for $5 +- per month. With your free membership you can enter into challenge/hotlap absolutley free of charge with the top 10 drivers winning $5 each which is appealing to alot of people.
Eimantas (oldnavy), the leader of simracing.lt brought the idea to the guys at Simraceway about developing and Live for Speed based Simraceway with the concept to run leagues with prize money on offer for top 10 drivers etc.
With everybody criticizing the development speed of LFS I think it would be a good way to boost LFS and the community.

Do you think this would be a success and would you support it? If not, why? And what could try be improved etc for it to work?

If you do support it, show your support to the developers of Simraceway here.

Good idea, but.

Baa Baa hahahahaha

Haha there all brilliant

I know, but I don't listen to arrogant arseholes.. I know I should use DIV's but I havnt learned that yet so..

Quote from boothy :

Yeah you shouldnt be using serif fonts for the body text, neither should you be using tables for layout nor should you have a useless clock on the page...

nor will I listen to you

Quote from iFastLT :

Yeah really nice render in banner
And really nice site, just I didn't like the font, it doesn't match the whole site

Yeah you did a good job in the render. .. Your the second person to say that, must be wrong .. Might look into changing it

Quote from dekojester :

Drivers in bold are not on the official roster as our records indicate it is as of this moment.

Mistake on my end. Email sent with updated lineup.

I fully agree and thats why I have given up on public racing :/

Yesssssssss! Great signing

Quote from MoMo92i :

Sirius sharing a set? lol

Are you Sirius?
I had to ;P

Real Name: Andy O'Brien
LFS license name: aobrien
Country : IRL
Number : 4
Team : Foireann na hÉireann

Real Name: Niall Murray
LFS license name: n-murray
Country : IRL
Number : 5
Team : Foireann na hÉireann

Ministry of Speed have finally released their new website. After confusions with our last website and lacking customer support we unfortunatley had to leave our old website to die. Since then we have finally secured just enough finance to get our new website up and running. Big thanks to Burak, Marek and Andy providing the funds to get us up and running once more. We are also very pleased to announce our partnership with UKDedigamers will continue for another three months at least with our server beeing renewed for another three months. We thank UKDedigamers for their support.
Along with the new website and server, we will be taking to the IGTC grid this Easter weekend. Ministry of Speed's Andy O'Brien and Marek Nasuciñski are the favourites to be taking to the grid for the four hour long endurance race at Kyoto National. After a tough blow in round one with Paddi suffering a time out just thirty minutes before the end we found ourselves finally ninth in the points after Andy's superb rescue drive. Lying fifth and looking strong in round one for at least half of the race, we hope for another good performance from the team this weekend.
Kim André Gjerde and Ronn Schlieker have become active once more in Live for Speed after some diffuclties in real life preventing their sim racing. We hope this will boost our line up for IGTC and GTAL and we wish them the best of luck settling back in. Post a comment

http://www.ministryofspeed.eu

Quote from Timo1992 :

A nice and challenging track with a challenging car - RAC

The qualifying and first race were total fail for me, i only qualified 7th and in the first race i went out of fuel in the last lap, so I only managed to grap P8, thanks again to Lims who helped me to get over the S/F straight. (BTW Andy your ass is too phat to overtake u :razz

The second race was very nice, I started from pole and could hold that place until the end, because troy and my teammate klouczech were fighting against aobrien and yann during 3/4 of the race, so i drove a nice gap which ended in my first win in a raceabout

Nobody was able to deal with my defending.. in your words PHAT ASS haha