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Still plenty of spots left, too many infact. Don't let me down rally fanatics!

Never.

You can also submit an entry using the simple entry form I just made available on SimRS.com

Last edited by XenoWolf, Sun 10 Dec 2006, 09:48.

Woohoo, a 16 slotter! Thanks Franky!

Heh, should get some good ones for Blackwood T1.

It's happening to me when I use IE as well. I typically only use IE on the campus computers however.

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like:

this,this, this, this, or this?

I never said that the idea was original!

Also, I love this layout, but some of the corners are veee~ry tight!

This is the best I could do:

I just had an awesome idea... figure-eight racing!

Hmm, that does sound fun! Count me in if you're planning on doing it tonight or tommorrow.

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So when the next event?

None this weekend, I have finals next week to study for. I'll most likely have one next weekend though.

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I really enjoyed the events and looking forward to more of this kind!

Thanks!

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The fact that not everyone knows all the combos that will be selected may advantage the ones that have already raced in those combo.

True, but that's part of 'real' rallying. Those with experience may know the stage, those without don't. In reality, LFS doesn't give me much stage variety, so after a couple of events any stage I use will likely become familiar.

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But why dont make some rally/moretight layouts then Xenowolf make a lap to show them to us (and so he can unoficcially participate and have some fun). This will aproximate the "recognitions" that there are in rallys.

Right now I'm avoiding layouts simply because I don't have much time to make them (I'm a full-time student, work five days a week and travel throughout the U.S. fairly often). Now as SimRS grows and I recruit more organizers, custom layouts may become more common.

As far as recce, it's something I'll be implimenting soon. I doubt I'll allow competitors to take a 'practice lap'. Instead, like you suggested, I'll do one myself so everyone can get a look at the course (and even make notes if they want).

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P.S. Improvement N°2: Ban NoGrip. So we can have fair races...

Done! (Just kidding..)

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P.S. Mmmhh, looking to Xenowolf signature... and if Xenowolf connects to TeamSpeak and do the codriver to the ones that request?

Not a bad idea, I might consider that in the future.

Congrats to Lococost, who narrowly escaped the grasp of noGrip and David to win the Sunday afternoon club rally!

Final results below (DNF's in red):

I got something really cool planned for tommorrow!

Congrats to noGrip, who schooled the entire field in a lowly XFG!

Hope to see some of the same faces tommorrow!

Official final results are shown below:

Bumpage. See you guys tommorrow! I'm working on getting the website setup, but I've been unable to find much spare time with school and work.

I love Laguna... but no.

Sorry for the confusion!

Also, I forgot to mention that when you send in entries (and thanks to those who have!) try and give me an idea of which event you're running (Saturday or Sunday).

+1 for the flag option on the cars. I could care less on LFSW or these forums.

Do it.. join the hive.

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GMT +5? Ok... That means 9:00 GMT +2, can i join too?

You sure can!

I'd prefer if you send in an entry, that way I can save you a spot incase the server fills up.

NOTICE: I screwed up the time zone again, I'm located at GMT -5, not +5!

Last edited by XenoWolf, Wed 22 Nov 2006, 16:10.

Andy, in theory that's an awesome idea! I haven't thought about using qualifying to time the cars... hmm. I won't be home this weekend, but as soon as I get back on Sunday night I'll root around and see how well it works.

I love it, but the one thing that 'cheapens' the broadcast is the radio chatter. It just sounds so... bleh.