Have some patience. It's not like LFS is badly broken at the moment. High nose doesn't give you speed, you can filter cruising and MRT is still awesome.
I can undestant the excitement a bit. I remember when CMX viewer was such a tease before the first S2 release was out, the cars where there for months, now we got one car you can't drive. Couldn't care less. I'm going to like the patch, but at the moment I'm just curious what else than a new car we get. I'd have my money on Easter as they like holidays, but not a big deal for me.
And I read something about the devs calling their customers idiots. Can we have a quote on that please?
Had a blast in the first race. Almost every lap was pb, was chasing down the top three and got 3rd when loco spun. Was fun, but I wish it had been more of a race.
Can't remember much from race two, only that huge crash on the first lap.
But the long race was a freaking nightmare of all times, I was just too tired to drive I guess. Had to pit after doing a huge flip on the last chicane and lost a lap. After that I managed to spin on my own at least three times. Disaster really.
Was the weather dry for the whole second practice session? Had to leave for work in the middle of it so I couldn't see, but nice to have Ferrari on top. I'm not putting any money on anything for the qualifying before saturday practice is over though.
They tell Lewis to let Trulli pass, then he says he has done it.
If they claimed they didn't tell him to let Trulli pass and he just overtook them they are lying.
McLaren failed the trust of the steward by lying what they had told Lewis to do. I can't understand what's the controversy. The penalty given to Trulli was based to the assumption McLaren were telling the truth and in my opinnion failing that trust deserves a punishment.
Well, I hope you can get to it some day. I say you start with ditching the social life and sleep. For motivation, I'm sure we can send you some jaffa cakes and cookies.
That's is a much bigger dip than the South city slope, or at least it looks like it. But yes, maybe not that far, although I wonder how such box would manage the speed in real life.
Yes, yes I totally agree. A beefier LX would be so awesome. I know they are not the most favorite car as it can be tricky for the beginner, but it provides awesome racing when you got to drive it with people who can.
LX8 is in the terms of internet almost epic fail. The LFS physics where not up to date when it was made and a heavier V8 doesn't suit such car at all. And of course, that the car would have been too fast for a box with the LFS physics.
LX6 with slicks and about 190 kw and power to weight ratio of 500 hp per tonne is rather awesome. And not that far from reality either as that's what the Caterham R500 is.
And of course it's mainly awesome, because it does this.
Flying car might have been too powerful, but it was still awesome.
You can't laugh at Lewis without being a Ferrari. Should try I guess, because I've always wanted to be a motorcar.
You got to see the irony on the situation compared what he said last year and where he was on the grid now and stuff he said. Have some sense of humour.
Trulli made a better job than Hamelonton. He started dead last from the pits and technically finished 3rd. But as he is not a miracle wonder boy he doesn't get any credit for it and it was pure luck. Lews did it with pure skill.
Yep, and we can see how dangerous that got in the last laps.
But got to give credit for Bmnoton and Brawn GP. Amazing dominating speed start to finish. The old brazilian was a disappointment for me, had thought he had more experience than try that sort of desperate move on Kimi. Haemealton also had great finish, surprised he ended up that high, he did have some luck, but still well done for him.
The race itself looked like a noobfest at times, some good overtaking but I think all that action was down more to the bad tires they provide than new aerodynamics. It's silly and as I said, ended up plain dangerous in the end, especially those tires escaping free on the track. I doubt that the low setting sun didn't help either.
Oh, and why it took so ****ing long for the safety car to get on the track the first time? You could straight away see in how bad position Nakajima's car was, and that there was debris on the track, still it took them ages to get SC up. Plus, why on earth they didn't black flag Vettel when he tried to finish the race, that's just stupid as him defending his position in the first place and causing the crash.
But the diffuser and rear wings are two completely separate things.
There is a clear rules for the wings that says they can't bend under set testing weight.
There is a hole in the rules what it comes to the diffuser, and it's legality is a matter of reading the book in different way. There is no way to measure if they are illegal or not.
Team would loose the points I guess, drivers would be left untouched, I think it has been the case whenever such rulings have been made, not completely sure though. Unfortunate if that happens, having double standards and making something illegal and punishing afterwards is not fair. As that means the ruling body could just ban the winning car in the end of the season saying it was illegal because we don't like you.
Can't see them taking away the points that have been taken with a car accepted legal by the race stewards. They might ban the diffuser, but taking away points weeks after the race doesn't sound likely to me.