Not sure whether this is the correct thread, but lacking any better thread:
Last night's qualification session was defined to be 20min, hardcore (no shift-s or -p).
Now I don't know whether 'hardcore' is a word used to define a type of qualification in American Nascar, but seeing that it is not defined in RN's rulesbook, I ask admins to refrain from using such subjective words.
For me:
'Hardcore' means: 1 driver qualifiy at a time, 1 out, 2 hot, 1 inlap, no shift-s or -p allowed, like what was done in every RN qualification session I ever attended.
Suddenly when quali started, everybody jumped out of the pits, started to drive like mad, I did not have a clue what was going on (note: me staying in the pits after everyone started).
'Free' qualification - means for me what last night happened.
I never understood it to mean that you start with quali, but when you shift-s or shift-p, yor session is over or you get penalised. So, I refueled to 4%, ran 4 laps, ran out of fuel and tried to coast to the pits to refuel. Wham bang someone drive full speed on the apron into me. After that it seemed like a lot of drivers shift-s or -p'd, I did not know it was allowed to o it as long as you do not join,
For the first time ever I uttered 3 words during quali -'sry', 'wait, new set'. Well, forgive me, but that was surely better than 'perm', 'perm', 'perm', 'perm', for 1000 times. Or not????????
Please define practise sessions better.
By the tim the race started, I was dismayed, after running into a crash twice, after avoiding one crash after 2 subsequent reestarts, I wasn't in the mood any longer.
After listening to all the bickering, I was not in the mood any longer tro raceeither, if I wanted conflict, I'll spent more time wih my wife, instead of trying to relax after work.
When I google 'hardcore', I just get porn in any case.