Quote from WesLeyan100 :

Yeah i am iN

I'm sorry but this league is only for those racers that live in Australia/NZ or surrounding SE Asian countries.

Quote from Rustic-Imposter :

Hey,
I'm very interested, is this still going on? do you need a wheel - i use the mouse

I am just getting to the point where i would like to get more competitive!

Cheers,

Also, come over to www.arseforums.com and introduce yourself there. That's where the majority of Aussie racers are as well as the home of the AAL forums

The AAL is pleased to announce its 2nd series for 2008, the "Clubman Superlight 5"


A huge thanks to KNAPPO for the amazing series logo!

So it is time to open the roof and go clubman racing with 5 rounds around the best clubman tracks LFS has to offer!!
The LX4 being the "Superlight Clubman" around these tracks and using the sprint race format is bound to produce some action packed racing.
This series also sees a new & unique idea of using both directions of the same track in a single round. Round 3 at the Aston Club track will see Race 1 using the forward direction while Race 2 will use the reverse direction of the circuit to spice things up for all racers.

Series Schedule

- Registrations will be via the AAL website (Opening Soon)
- Hotlap qualification system to be used to determine divisions. Note: Round 3 will use the Aston Club Normal Direction (AS2) for HLVC Entry.
- Points to be awarded as per the AAL drivers & series sprint points table.
- Normal AAL rules apply with the following inclusion
> All races to be standing start.

So we hope to see you with the wind in your hair!!
The AAL Admin Team

Did a search of "Grandstand" in this section and nothing of interest came up, looked at suggested improvements log and found it not mentioned there. Although i'm pretty sure this has been mentioned somewhere, i can't find it :S

Anyway, what i suggest is that the grandstands should be filled in all of the track enviroments. It just makes LFS a more polished sim and in addition, as a driver, enables you to be more immersed in the driving experience. Not sure how much effort it would take to fill these grandstands, but just take those men who surround the BL2 track behind the fence, and make them take on a sit position shouldn't be too hard should it?

So, to further elaborate on this idea, i've broken it down into how much the grandstands should be filled depending on what kind of race it is.
Practice - Empty, noone in the grandstands.
1-5 lap race - About 25% full?
6-10 lap race - About 50% full?
11-20 lap race - About 75% full?
21+ lap race - 100% full?

Of course, instead of having it as the number of laps, it could also be determined by how long the race is expected to last for.

lol, no-one really takes it that seriously. Just sign up

Great to hear! =]

With the release of the new LFS Test Patch X30, the AustralAsian League is proud to announce its last event of the year.

Formula BMW in the City

Thanks to Vilante 11 for the wicked logo...


Since LFS World is unable to accept Formula BMW hotlaps, we will be doing it slightly differently.

Signups will be via both the AAL website (set in non-HLVC mode) as well as this signup thread where you will be required to post (once) your best online time that is recorded by LFS world. (Admins will be checking this posted time against your respective LFS World time) Then come Tuesday midnight AEDST, the AAL Admin team will sort all the entries into their respective divisions.

Last edited by J_luo88, Sat, 15 Dec 2007 06:19.

Thanks to KNAPPO for another excellent logo...

For the 1st time in AAL history it is time to get dusty & dirty with a spot of rallycross racing in the AAL Dirty Drivers Rally!
This is a special one off event with some relaxing of normal AAL race rules due to the nature of such an event and also to provide for a little fun in the dirt

Race Details:

Sign-up will be via the AAL page as per normal, expected to be updated to allow entries in the next day or so.
Note: Event is scheduled for 1.5 weeks time, so don't delay enter today

Entries open NOW!!


NB:
Please head over to our website to sign-up, as well as visit our official forum over at A.R.S.E if you have any questions.

This league if only run for those racers who live within the AustralAsian Region.

Last edited by J_luo88, Thu, 22 Nov 2007 07:48.

The AAL is pleased to announce the next fun race on the AAL calendar!

Clubman Classic 2

This 3 hour race will be a test of endurance and teamwork as teams of 3 drivers pilot 2 different cars (an LX4 and LX6) around the Aston Club circuit. The team with the most laps across both cars will be declared LX masters!

The short Aston track will be a handful over 3hours and will provide many laps of close racing and overtaking opportunities - between classes!

Race details:

Signups will be via the AAL page as per normal. Expect it to be updated to allow entries over the weekend :yes:

NB:
Please head over to our website to sign-up, as well as visit our official forum over at A.R.S.E if you have any questions.

This league if only run for those racers who live within the AustralAsian Region.

My understanding of how the BOTN is going to work is that we want allt he nations into one server preferably. This is the distinction between BOTN and Nations Cup.

I would think this would work better (to group) but then again, there won't be that many racers in the American timezone and there won't be many in the AustralAsian timezone either.

Quote from chanoman315 :

we prefer something like 20 UTC, cuz 10 UTC here in america is like 4 hours less than in Europe , imagine waking up at 6am to race ? would be weird, it would be easy to race in the afternoon ... 4pm -5pm .... son you race in the night (europe) or make the groups by the time zone, to be available each nation to participate okay ..

Yeah, it would be weird racing at 6am, but the matter of the fact is, some country will have to. If you have it at 20UTC, it'll be all those nations in the Oceania Timezone who will have to wake up early and race.

Please be considerate of other countries than your own.

I think what Arrow's done is good with setting the starting time different each round which means that one or a number of countries have to wake up constantly at 6am to race.

Quote from champion_martin :

could you tell me the ip address of the australian servers

Why would you need the ip's?

They will appear near the top of your games list.

Could you add Pacifica Racing and Southern Cross Racing please =]

Congratulations for everyone that participated in this series.

Final standings can be found here
Well done Bugle on another excellent performance throughout the whole series. Mention also needs to be given to the MPR team on taking out the team title.

Don't forget our official AAL forum which can handle all your inquiries is located here.

Please check the AustralAsian League Website for our next series (GTR.2007)

Head over to A.R.S.E to discuss it but all three cars have their strengths and weaknesses.

Head over to A.R.S.E where our official AAL forum and you'll probably get more of a response from the other racers that you'll be racing against. It is also where most of the Aussie and NZ LFS racers live.

A.R.S.E Forums <- Click Me
AustralAsian League Forums <- Click Me

It is a hard choice and really, each car has it's own advantages and disadvantages.

Quote from EWOK :

Hi all racers, My name is EwoK been playin for years , and now finally getting full license , i was looking for Aussie racers like myself and found ur Group i was trying to reg with ur forums/webbsite but unable 2 , would there be any reason 2 this it was saying that the confermation code was incorrect i was wondering if the "Fields" were low case high case sensative??

thankyou for your time

EwoK (drive it like u stole it )
race with u guys soon

Keep trying mate. It may be that the confirmation codes are case sensitive.

Cya at arse

Huge thanks to KNAPPO for once again supplying the series logo

Let's get ready to rumble!

The GTR's.......... are back!

The AAL team is proud to announce the return of the GTR's in 2007!

This year sees the AAL return to its endurance day roots with all rounds (except for round 3) to be 2 hour timed events. Now with Global Balancing in place, gone are the days of a full field of FZR, but racers must carefully select their car and fuel strategies! This will bring back the strategic side of racing which was missing in the 2006 series.

The race schedule is as follows:

• Round 1 (Aug 22) - Blackwood Rev
  
• Round 2 (Sep 05) - KY GP Long
  
• Round 3 (Sep 19) - South City Town Rev (Sprint) 2x30 laps
  
• Round 4 (Oct 03) - Aston GT
  
• Round 5 (Oct 17) - Fern Bay Black Rev
  

Please note:
All rounds will be a standing start.

Car choice is up to the individual racer (XRR, FXR, FZR) - BUT you must stick with the one vehicle for the duration of the series.

Points will be awarded as per previous rounds and registration will be via the AAL Website.
Divisions will be sorted via the WR% used in the past.

So buckle up, strap on that helmet and head out on the track!

See you out there

NB:
Please head over to our website to sign-up, as well as visit our official forum over at A.R.S.E if you have any questions.

This league if only run for those racers who live within the AustralAsian Region.

Last edited by J_luo88, Mon, 13 Aug 2007 00:07.

Welcome =]

Come join our forums as per the first post in this thread and give us an aho. We have a new series about to begin. Hope to see you there =]

Just to add onto this thread instead of creating a new one. When racing the RA, and using a digital speedo, when you reach speeds of above 200km/h, you're unable to read to the '2' digit. Maybe the dial (the round thingo) needs to be a bit bigger?

Quote from Slopi :

Nice to see I can't compete based on my nationality....

LFS... bringing the world... apart?

LOL, well that's not really the case. Can't really blame LFS for that rather just the nature of the earth... and the sun...

Our reasons for having this league only for those within the AustralAsian region is twofold. Firstly it's because of timezones. We race at night our time, which is (GMT+10) and i'm sure most ppl in europe are having lunch or at work and people in America are sleeping or have have just woken up. The second reason is ping rates. We all don't like lag and by restricting those who enter to basically the country the league is run and the nearby surround countries, lag is minimised which makes for better racing.

Following the success of our Open Wheel'n' series the AAL team is proud to present our second series for the year 2007, the TinTop Terror!
http://australasianleague.com/ ... L_Tintop_Terror_small.jpg

We present to you a spectacular 6 round series that will test the ability of each driver in a variety of tintop cars ranging from the underpowered UF 1000 in sprint race action to the rumbling GTR class over a gruelling four hour enduro.

Quote :

Round 1:
Date : 16th May 2007
Car(s): UF1000
Track : Fernbay Club
Format: 2 races - Race 1 - 20 laps, random grid, 40 % point weighting
Race 2 - 40 laps, reverse grid, 60 % point weighting

Round 2:
Date : 30th May 2007
Car(s): XR or XF
Track : Aston Club Reversed
Format: 2 races (2x 20 laps), reverse grid second race

Round 3:
Date : 13th June 2007
Car(s): RB4, FXO or GTT
Track : Kyoto National
Format: 2 hour timed race

Round 4:
Date : 27th June 2007
Car(s): FZ50 or Raceabout
Track : Westhill International
Format: 45 laps

Round 5:
Date : 11th July 2007
Car(s): FZR, FXR or XRR
Track : Blackwood
Format: 70 laps

Round 6:
Date : 25th July 2007
Car(s): FZR, FXR or XRR
Track : Aston Grand Prix
Format: 4 hours, driver swap, 2 drivers per team.

Please head over to our website to sign-up, as well as visit our official forum over at A.R.S.E if you have any question.

NB: This league if only run for those racers who live within the AustralAsian Region.

Last edited by J_luo88, Tue, 7 Aug 2007 12:48.

Welcome to the AAL (AustralAsian League) forums! We run league races using Live for Speed S2 for racers in the Australia, New Zealand and Asia-Pacific region.

Visit our webiste for more information on us and our current line up of events as well as our local forum at A.R.S.E (Aussie Racing Simulations Enthusiasts)

AAL SERVERS

The two AAL servers will usually be set up with the next rounds configuration.

AAL ADMIN TEAM

The AAL is run by the following folks and any of them can help you out with information about our league.

--> Cutter, pixelboy, J_luo88, CLP, Somebloke, Shonky, Sarsippius, SE1Z, Wabbit and Flinty

Last edited by J_luo88, Thu, 27 Sep 2007 07:17.

Much the same as Gentlefoot.

Name of League: AustralAsian League
League Website: www.AustralAsianLeague.com

Offspring of the old LFSendu league, but now (well, has been for a while) seperate from them and is striving in the land down under =]

Heya Boosted =] Still SO'ing i see

Thanks for all the help. From the observations that i've had, it seems like the wind does change directions but only slighty, and as does the wind speed, but again only slightly. Seems to affect the open wheelers a lot or anything with downforce settings. =]