I can see the Oval Pro's complaining. But It's BS if any road pro's are complaining.. Which they were. From getting 1x's No less. Whiny little girls is what they are.
Well... if you are pro than it's actually really easy to lose 1.xx SR. Just go out in a race and get like 8 inc (doesn't even have to be your fault) and you'll end up with it. Quite easy to do at the superspeedways and short tracks, probably not hard to do on a track like VIR or something.
i agree, i never had any trouble with the mazda over curbs apart from the realistic issue of the inside wheel lighting up on the tight ones but then i set my setups high enough to make sure i didn't bottom out. once i learnt to feather the throttle slightly if i was using a curb it was fine and i wasn't any slower than i was with the stupid setups as it felt more controlable. as a good guidline for the mazda i found that if you could get a setup from an australian or european racer it would handle the curbs fine . you see people flying off at the last turn at summit in the mazda but i always found it was ok even when running up a lot less wing that other setups
i love the radical, it's just that some of the setups out there seem to try and turn it into a pogo stick, i eventually found that if i stuck to shawn purdey's setups i wouldn't be far off. at i used to alter them slightly to calm the rear down and then as i got used to them work them back to his origninal settings, now i just use them striaght out of the box. like the skippy the key seems to be that rather than setting it up to try to be neutral and prevent oversteer, you set the car up so the oversteer is more predictable and consistent even if in theory you have less grip. certainly the radical at laguna or barber are two of my favourite combinations
Will be interesting to see the new tyre model applied to the Mazda in 3 weeks when the next update comes. I'm hoping the Corvette comes too along with the Indy.
I really enjoy driving the Mazda, especially now I managed my first win on ViR Grand West ---- mainly because the majority of the field crashed
There is no such thing as Rookie Series for Skip Barbers, it's a D-level championship that you can attend as a rookie with +4.0 SR.
In short, it does count and expect your certificate soon, got a Skippy certificate myself too
What are the details about these certificates? How much do you get for winning a division? (and do you get the same if you win Division 1 or Division 7?)
D'oh.. I thought they were handing out prize certificates (like $5 iRacing credits or something). I know it used to be like this in the very beginning, so I thought maybe they were going to bring it back.
on the other hand the small field races can let you feel your way into a series without finding yourself in the middle of a pack of hard chargers who give you no mercy