derp dee derpity derp dee duh. until one day.. a derpa derpa derpa duuuh

by the creators of ... der!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYsUSBG0BN4

Quote from james12s :

when youve decided on teams let me know and then when you decide on a name let me know

also anyone esle wanna confirm ?

Me and you, Team ARSE. Hell to the yes.

Just won the first Radical race of the season at Silverstone! Yay

Also made a video of a nice clean start of a C6R race at VIR. Looks and sounds awesome, loving it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5fWEtHk4-s

Quote from rediske :

please don't ask how I found this!

This is so disturbing - I had to post it here...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqTDigYgypg

This comment made me lol.

"I was watching a Jackie Chan fight scene and I ended up here. This doesnt make sense."

Quote from Kalev EST :

A kid this big getting boob would be highly disturbing.

I've seen smaller kids than that get boob. It's called breast-feeding.

Quote from Victor :

What's next? A poll to answer the question who wipes from front to back or back to front? Or maybe both, alternating ...

Wiping away keeps diseases at bay!

It also prevents your scrotum from smelling like turd.

I don't see how a sub fee will increase development speed unless it was used to fund the wages of more employees working on the product, something that it seems will never happen, which I feel is a shame. There are a lot of talented guys even within this very community, for example Lynce, Becky and Blackbird. If it would guarantee a rapid increase in development then I would pay 10 dollars a month no problem. That's what... about 6 quid? Not really that much. It would have to wipe the floor with everything else though, as I am extremely happy with iRacing at the moment, but would certainly not pay subscription fees for more than one thing at a time.

:ices_rofl

No, I can't say I do ever remember being in the same team as you Tristan.

Fighting talk already. Tsssk!

Totally know where you're coming from SilverArrows. Same has happened to me. I can't say I regret it though to be fair. I do feel like I have been played by some effective marketing strategies, which makes me feel like a massive dong, but I am really enjoying myself and that's what it's all about at the end of the day!

You've kind of proven you're not reading all of what he has said then. You are only reading that one line of text. To answer your question: Yes, I am reading what he says. The difference is, I am reading all of it, and not focusing on one sentence.

Quote from Doug Azzarito :

I think they did a LOT of work making the SRF accurate. The only mistakes they made were in the anti-roll bar (the real car has an infinitely-adjustable bar, the SIM allows 3 positions). The other thing I noticed is that tire pressures don't come up like in real life. In my car, I can set my rear pressures at 22, and after 10 laps, they are at 30. The sim pressures only rise a couple of pounds (maybe they use nitrogen?).

Quote from Doug Azzarito :

After a full day of testing, I have my iRacing car handling just about where my real car is. The only difference is that my SIM car is running wildly different tire pressures than real life. They don't sim any of my home tracks except for Texas Motor Speedway. I will probably buy that track and run some laps to compare real vs. sim times.

I teach racing in real life, and I think iRacing would make an excellent teaching device. You can learn to drive smooth, hit your marks, be consistent, and the only thing you don't get is the g-forces. I have watched FAST iRacers, and some would NOT cut it in the real world (they drift instead of drive), but if you learn to drive properly in iRacing, it WOULD help you if you ever hit the track for real. I can't wait to see what happens when I hit Road Atlanta in a couple of months, having used iRacing to prepare me.

Sure thing! I think we should call ourselves "Amazing Racers Slipstreaming Everyone". Perhaps we could abbreviate that somehow?

I am not fooling myself or anyone. I have only just started iRacing, but I have tried it before on a different account quite a long time ago. The Spec Racer feels way different now, than how it did back then. Before, it would immediately spin as soon as you took your foot off of the throttle. This characteristic is still there, as it is supposed to be since it is a car designed to train the driver to enter corners on the throttle, but no where near exaggerated to the extent that it was. The car is now very driveable and nowhere near as snappy.

There were updates that were relative to the Spec Racer, so actually it was updated in the new build, as were most(all?) of the cars. I am not sure how much significance the update has had on the handling because I wasn't able to drive it until after the latest update. It feels fun to drive, you just have to drive it correctly.

Edit: MadCat I'm not sure you're reading all of what he says.

Last edited by Gills4life, Mon, 1 Feb 2010 22:50.

That's an idea. I could make one for everyone. Put them over the helmet while driving.

No deal. :grumpy:

That picture was actually a bit of an accident. I never seem to be able to recreate that moment anymore.

Anyone wanna be on my team? I have candy :icon23:

Quote from MadCat360 :

The Spec Racer is so unbelievably unstable it's not funny.

Then you're driving it wrong.

Quote :

Guys who race the real thing say it's not even close.

Source? It was updated in the new build by the way. It feels great to drive now.

Fantastic mate, thanks very much. Look forward to this a lot!

Quote from anbiddulph :

i has descovered the source of gills funnies


funnyjunk :P

It was never supposed to be a secret. Just right click and "copy link location"! Not all are from there though

I could go get you some spare ones from the local chinese Becky Om nom