Just for some fun, top trumps style, who's got higher stats? These are from LFS World, not CTRA.
Distance driven: 22472 miles
Fuel burnt: 6521 litres
Litres burnt per mile (fuel burnt / distance): 0.29
Laps: 10315
Average miles per lap: (laps / distance) 0.45
Podium average: 51.6%
For the above add races won, second and third places then use as a percentage of finished races.
and me visa versa.. I moved from Aylesbury (shit hole) to San Francisco (culinary delight)
UK also has the FQ400 Evo, which would eat up an STR4 no problems. The guy who built my last drift/race car (http://www.ap-tuning.co.uk/gal ... ShowItem&g2_itemId=53) has recently built a 700hp Evo 7. Not sure you'd get that sort of oomph through the front wheels.
EDITED: to say, sorry Chris, hope you don't think i'm having a pop... I just am not a fan for FF cars.
I've just read the SRT4 is FF? Chris are you sure people are putting 500hp through the front wheels? Sounds very high... i've driven cars with 300hp at the front and boy the torque steer was painful and it struggled with the grip.
They also released em in the UK I see... interesting Dodge is trying to have a go at the Evo/Scooby market.
But they are going to have to work pretty damn hard to do better than LFS & CTRA combined. LFS does need a face lift, it's starting to look, hell it always did look, very dated. But the game play and quality of racing in LFS is second to none. With the CTRA system on top, and that it is free... iRacing is going to have to be rather special. I've registered as i'm sure many here have... so lets see what transpires.
Honourable CTRA website developer types... I'd like to float a suggestion.
When I click on my National Rank in My CTRA, it takes me to the top country stats page and pops up a window which details a list of racers by country. In the US, and I am sure other countries, you also separate by state.
In the columns of the data I can sort by points, wins, fast laps etc... What i'd also like to do is sort by State (or at least filter) so I can see together all the drivers in California. I've been trying to climb position by position and it would be nice to see this data all together...
Any chance? Pretty please? With knobs on... shiney ones...
EDITED: I just realized only the US has "State", even tho i'm an ex pat, any chance still?
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Reason : I dont do my research!
I would expect the F08 to wait and pass when he can, if you were both racing for position then you are in your right to continue that battle. Unless of course your pit manager told you otherwise
The F08 has enough power to pass you on the straights no?
That was some excellent racing, apart from running out of fuel in 2nd place, on the last lap and only needing 0.2litres to finish But I really like SS2 when it's a bit busy, the fox can actually keep pace with the F08 on the Fern Bay Green... mucho liko....
A question for the CTRA website developers. How easy would it be to graph the acquisition of points against time? You must have all the data points, it would be nice to compare my stats over time against another racer. I often look at the 10 in front and behind me in the stats tables and wonder if they are long time racers, slowly accruing or if they are hell bent on a fast rise through the ranks, no sleep, no food, just LFS.
My gosh drifter92, sit back and read this thread in its entirety, you should be able to see why people are responding in the way they are.
I've been grip racing since I was 20 and drifting since I was about 26, and i'm now 32. I've competed in championships and had some pretty good experience on all sorts of surfaces. I have to say by far that the high speeds of tracks like Silverstone and Snetterton are the best tracks i've ever drifted... and they sure were not built for drifting, ask Sterling Moss
Here is a quick video which I edited from a DVD. I'm driving the pink Nissan. It's at Snetterton in the UK, that top bend was a 110mph, 4th gear, hand brake yank and pray drift... loved it. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1195369569770518069
Both of these could easily be recreated in LFS. LFS has some awesome tracks for high speed drifts, there are some areas with decent 3rd gear transitions as well.
drifter92, go spend more time practicing than posting, you'll feel life is much more rewarding.
I'm saying you would have 10507 total race points, with a Gold license from the 2008 season (which you achieved a total of 4000 points in) and currently hold a 2009 Copper license with 300 points...
I agree in part and hence the reason for voicing my idea, to gain some feedback and eventually, probably, actually realise it was a bad idea
Do you mean you just don't like the race 1 class cars or the standard of racing on race 1? I can imagine that once i've had a few months in GT cars that i'm really not going to like the old XFG/XRG races.
This may well be my experience with the gap between Bronze and Silver. It may also be an issue with that the Single Seater classes are new and not well defined yet.
You don't like my idea at all do you... It hurts... it really does!
I expected tough responses, and have thought through my idea and feel its worth thinking about.
I am not suggesting they are deleted, only license status is reset each year.
Hence my suggestion to have a Race 1 for non license/copper holders from the previous year, a Race 1 for Bronze/Silver and a Race 1 for Gold and above. This would avoid experienced racers having to "muck in with the great unwashed" I agree about server capacity however, this would be tempered to some degree because there are less higher licensed drivers, therefore the servers dedicated to them are more likely to be open for racing. Therefore the current situation with non licensed and Copper licenses having the busier Race 1.
I agree on the league, I thought about this a lot and I think what would be achieved is some advantages of a league system, such as fresh newcomers being able to compete fairly with old timers whilst retaining the long term profile status that those who have worked hard to get to the top, stay there.
Ouch, you make it sound like all the racing you did to get the higher licenses was arduous and unrewarding! I'm quite enjoying the progression but fear i'll be bored. In fact, there are so few racers on SS2 that getting the National B was pointless. Maybe silver status is entirely different.
Race 1 also (in the times I am racing, West coast of America) seems to always have the most racers, i'm dreading getting on the higher servers and racing with 3/4 people at a time. Again, i'm relatively new so i'm only going on the visibility of how busy these servers are.
I was just so deflated to get National B, I hope going to Silver is more rewarding. I would imagine so, I then get access to a wider variety of racing.
I saw a mustang today entering i280 (highway near San Francisco) and he booted it around the curved on ramp and boy that thing lumped about like a boat on the high seas. I was half expecting him to erect a mast and throw a sail to the wind in the hope of getting some mid corner stability.