http://www.dailymotion.com/vid ... ive_auto#from=embediframe http://radiolemans.0157.org/2player.php ELMS live from Imola

http://www.24h-rennen.de/en/live/

Because they have a Ferrari 458 GTE and the updated Silverstone? iRacing have said they could have signed with Ferrari already but decided to spent their money elsewhere as the licences were expensive, and the updated Silverstone has already been scanned.

I've always thought 2.1.2 in the sporting code was the most ignored rule in there - you were conducting yourself as you would in parc ferme or back in the paddock after the race, having a chat with other drivers about the standards of officiating

http://members.iracing.com/mem ... =8202638&custid=44308

Hmm, the guy had left before you even said anything, I don't recall you calling him a noob - trying to remember who was left on the server when you said it...

Exactly, the rules say no chatting during the race and chatting will results in a penalty.
They also say always obey the admins and "Basically what the admin(s) say goes".

So why would a driver question something from the admins, just a few corners before restarting? But it's good to know you admit your restart rules, which have been there for at least one season, are poorly written - just a shame you decided to rewrite them in the middle of a race.

I'd love to know what the rules actually mean, because they make no sense at all:

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The restart notice will be given to signal we are going green flag racing again this time by, the safety car will pull off and the leader will maintain, may accelerate speed but cannot decrease the speed they have set, speed (set the pace) until green flag is given...

If you may "accelerate speed" then how can you also say maintain speed? Or are you supposed to maintain a speed until the green flag, having set a speed that is not below SC speed? At what point does this rule come into affect - what is the definition of the SC "pull off"?

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43 you have control of the field once SC is off, you may go when you receive SC in pitlane msg

Again, what does this mean? The first part refers back to the rules above with are ambiguous or could even mean once the SC pulls away, the second part was introduced halfway through a race. Which bit are you supposed to follow?

And how can you allow the restart on lap 5 to be legal, when a) the SC was still on the track, b) the lead car was not maintaining any sort of pace before the green flag?

There's a reason why the NDR SC rules are a couple of pages long (and similar to the FIA rules) instead of a paragraph of nonsense, so this kind of shit doesn't happen.

Quote from Gutholz :

yes nice race.
do you have video of car #30 pass for first in last lap?

No because Phil decided to go for the #56 in 3rd in GTE

http://www.zougla.gr/automoto/ ... maktiko-atixima-me-ferari another angle I found, seems like the car didn't slow down after the chequered flag at all.

I saw the guy on the inside make a big dive so I gave him room expecting him to run wide, the guy behind me kinda followed me wide and then he was hit up the back, which hit me off. :rolleyes: I did manage to get back to 3rd, before spinning in the slow left handers and then getting collected.

Which turn was it where the HPD did this? Looking at the results he had a 5-6s lead, any sensible person would lost a little bit of time instead of hitting another car...

Though I have just found out looking at his profile that he's 19 and races a Cayman https://www.facebook.com/lukasjohnsonracing

Actually iRacing added mouse and touch support so that you can click/select UI elements while in car, so if you've already done that then it's not much work to add native mouse/touch controls. You've been able to use gamepads since 2009 and if you really wanted to I'm sure you could also use a mouse with joy2key or whatever it is.

Try some of the real life liveries like I did (Oak Racing, Adr-delta)? The ESM HPD if you want a challenge

Well when you're the last placed HPD driver, 10 seconds off anyone else and not quick enough to make the time back up, do you think you should interfere with the GT lead battle?

www.youtube.com/watch?feature= ... mbedded&v=a6--64TNNl0 Guess Nim's response

Quote from BlueFlame :

Yea, the ones with circumcisions if you know what I mean.

Some epic stuff from Blancpain at Monza, 60 cars into T1 without major incident and lots of crazy battling. Nickc currently 5th. http://www.blancpain-endurance-series.com/pages/live

Good thing about NZ being so far ahead.

Oh and dat final corner

Just realised your location says Kirkcaldy and that the pictures were taken down the prom! Keep walking past Seafield, through Kinghorn and you'd get to me in Burntisland

Quote from N I K I :

I attempted to make J-turns when I saw gap open, yet people just tend to turn into that small space before me and J-turn failed. I had no where to go to as there were walls all around me. The only other choice was to sit in middle of the road and be hit hard.

As a racer you cannot accept this, you will not accept this. You're driven to go as far is you can get. It's just bad luck for those people to have jumped into those gaps or me taken those gaps.

There you have it ladies and gentlemen, it's just bad luck if you are caught up in Niki's instinctive behaviour, which puts his own self-interest above all others. BTW, Hamilton was penalised for his rejoin in Hungary.

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Then csf says how I was on probation, when nothing was clarified.

Please show me the quote where CSF says you were on probation, because I can't find it. But I'd be interested to know what difference probation would make to you, given you're apparently only relying on instincts.

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(Referring to GT2WS Westhill) And personally, even that penalty back then was way too harsh and without nothing leading to it

If anyone (apart from Niki) thinks that disqualification of a driver (not the team) for avoidable contact and then an attempted revenge wreck is too harsh, please tell us.

Instead of being a lazy arse why don't you search for it?

https://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?p=392283#post392283

Quote from Muhi_GP :

ye what is time zone?

2100 GMT+10, so 1100 GMT I think.

Quote from Mr. Kninja :

My ping for a server that is pretty much anywhere in the US is 35ms so I don't think ping will be an issue, even considering the great distance.

You may wish to familiarise yourself with the distance between the United States and Australia.

Stop being lazy and use the search function, there's a couple of helmets already done.

Quote from The Very End :

No stream?

No eyes?