Hello all:
We're accepting signups for the 2009 oneGP F1 World Series. We've got four teams in the eleven slots already, so still plenty of room.
You'll find rules, schedule, and info at our subforum here at http://www.lfsforum.net/forumdisplay.php?f=200
We will be holding a test event this weekend, details follow:
Date: Sunday, 15th February 2009
Track: Blackwood Grand Prix Reversed (BL1R)
Race Distance: 70 Laps (Set to 71 to accomodate formation lap)
Race Time Limit: 1h17m
18:00 UTC: 20 Minute Qualifying Session: As many laps as you wish. Telepitting or telespectatiing forbidden: Doing so will forefit the rest of your session. (A la IGTC, for example): Drivers who time out or lose connection will be allowed to rejoin.
18:27 UTC: Driver's Briefing
18:30 UTC: Race Start
How the formation lap will work: You will start as per standard LFS setup. Chalk grid lines will be drawn to assist in the forming up on the grid. You are to maintain your order as it was on the grid. If you spin, please safely make your way back to position (not as F1 does it, but for now, we'll do it this way). As you approach the grid agian after completing the fomation lap, slow down, and check the HUD which will tell you distance to you grid position. When it says "Ok" prepare for the start. WARNING: It may take a bit of time for the back of the grid to form - please make sure to keep yoru engine revving so it does not go "Out-of-physics". Once all cars are set in the grid, I will tell the system to start the race. You will see a button pop-up mid-screen, with red dots. They wil add to be a set of 8, then after a timeout, turn green. When they turn green, the race is underway. The system will track jump starts and issue a stop/go penalty. These will be reviewed manually during the race before being enforced.
Please post confirmations of attendance here. You do NOT need to meet any entry requirements to participate in this. You do not necessarily need to be in a team for this event, but if you are in a team, and participate in the event and want to compete fully, I encourage you to talk to your team to find another two or three interested. Please don't hesitate to contact me with questions.
dekojester
oneGP Race Administrator
We're accepting signups for the 2009 oneGP F1 World Series. We've got four teams in the eleven slots already, so still plenty of room.
You'll find rules, schedule, and info at our subforum here at http://www.lfsforum.net/forumdisplay.php?f=200
We will be holding a test event this weekend, details follow:
Date: Sunday, 15th February 2009
Track: Blackwood Grand Prix Reversed (BL1R)
Race Distance: 70 Laps (Set to 71 to accomodate formation lap)
Race Time Limit: 1h17m
18:00 UTC: 20 Minute Qualifying Session: As many laps as you wish. Telepitting or telespectatiing forbidden: Doing so will forefit the rest of your session. (A la IGTC, for example): Drivers who time out or lose connection will be allowed to rejoin.
18:27 UTC: Driver's Briefing
18:30 UTC: Race Start
How the formation lap will work: You will start as per standard LFS setup. Chalk grid lines will be drawn to assist in the forming up on the grid. You are to maintain your order as it was on the grid. If you spin, please safely make your way back to position (not as F1 does it, but for now, we'll do it this way). As you approach the grid agian after completing the fomation lap, slow down, and check the HUD which will tell you distance to you grid position. When it says "Ok" prepare for the start. WARNING: It may take a bit of time for the back of the grid to form - please make sure to keep yoru engine revving so it does not go "Out-of-physics". Once all cars are set in the grid, I will tell the system to start the race. You will see a button pop-up mid-screen, with red dots. They wil add to be a set of 8, then after a timeout, turn green. When they turn green, the race is underway. The system will track jump starts and issue a stop/go penalty. These will be reviewed manually during the race before being enforced.
Please post confirmations of attendance here. You do NOT need to meet any entry requirements to participate in this. You do not necessarily need to be in a team for this event, but if you are in a team, and participate in the event and want to compete fully, I encourage you to talk to your team to find another two or three interested. Please don't hesitate to contact me with questions.
dekojester
oneGP Race Administrator
