I'm looking to gauge interest in a small series that will cross cars and tracks and even types of racing. The idea is a "Worldwide Racing Championship" that will look something like this:
April 25 @ 16:00 UTC - Fern Bay 150 at F24 (Fern Bay Oval) - 150 laps - XRT
May 9 @ 16:00 UTC - Westhill Grand Prix - WE2 (Westhill International) - 51 laps - BF1
May 23 @ 16:00 UTC - Karting Trophy - WE5 (Westhill Karting National) - 20 laps X 2 - MRT
May 30 @ 16:00 UTC - TBO Challenge - WE1 (Westhill National) - 35 laps - TBO (FXO-5%, XRT-1%, RB4)
Depending on interest, we will move forward.
Kyoto 400 in place of Fern Bay 150 is possible if enough interest, but is not anticipated.
IMPORTANT: Please post indicating interest, and what interests you if you are interested. Silence will indicate a lack of interest. Polls don't gauge interest very well I've found.
Edit: If you are interested in any single event, please post indicating that as well.
I received the poor result that I deserved after my lack of concentration on the first lap. Sorry for that to everybody.
I had some pace, but it was wasted. Had fun at the front fighting for my laps back, but it was about the only good and fun thing that happened for me in today's race. I received what I deserved.
I'd like to see pit entry moved to the exit of turn 3 rather than the short chute between 2 and 3.
Maybe a mandatory low line for those who are pitting, but still on the track. Allow those still racing to use that same area for racing though if they really want to drive down to the white line.
Why have I all-but quit watching NASCAR's top series's? Well, just look at the flag condition summary for last weekend's cup race and everything will be clear
That's right! The first SEVEN cautions were for "Debris". SEVEN debris cautions before any kind of incidents had occurred to lessen the structural integrity of the race cars and track.
I liked the Russian circuit save for the turn 1/2 complex. The classic "let's start the track with a chicane and spread the field quickly or crash them if they make a mistake".
Actually, I like the idea of mandated speed limiters in place of safety car intervention. Make the maximum speed 80km/h with a limiter that is controled by race control. Don't slow the cars down immediately, allow them to coast the speed off, then send out the safety crews and tractors and what ever else is needed. It will hardly mess with the flow of the race in this way.
I agree with some sediments regarding Safety Car intervention. I don't like Safety Cars, but I also don't like unnecessary risks to lives.
If car recovery can be done without personnel being in a dangerous position, and avoiding abnormal vehicles on track lets keep the race moving without the safety car. If a tractor or personnel are a must then they need a safety car for just that: safety.
Sadly, I think IndyCar already has the correct formula for safety cars, and that can be too much for my liking, but in the name of safety I think that is what should be done (within reason)