Why are you bothering to even go down the pit lane? The layout is KY31R with an extra bit on it, do you really need to piss about with an stupid extra hairpin?
When a GT1 comes up to a NGT on the pitlane turn whats gonna happen?
A. Punt the poor UFR into the grass even though he yielded as much as he could.
B. Both will make it through unscaved and the NGT being overtaken
C. The NGT blocks the GT1 and no one wrecks.
give your answer
@kiste they should take it as constructive criticism (atleast I tried to...)
Surely we, the drivers, are allowed to express our thoughts on a layout we're going to use for 16-hours Personally I don't like it one bit, I'm just waiting for 2 cars to have contact in the pitlane-> one spinning and rolling over the armco and hitting the pits and fly to the moon. Yayy -1 lap and race lost \o/
Surely we can give some advices but the only thing is to hope that they will change it. I know what you guys meaning but in the end it is like he said: "He will make the rules"
As an admin yes, they can do whatever they want. However most of us drive for the fun of it. When you have a hairpin that really isn't meant to be there, it gets more frustrating and turns many away from the "fun" factor.
The problem could have an easy cure. Just spin it into KY3 instead of KY3R, and then make the hairpin on the other end of pitroad. This would eliminate the silly hairpin problem, aswell as eliminate the "curb cutting".
Also can't wait for someone to get a piece of one of those pit stalls in the KY2 pits and go flying. Going to be fun to watch.
if you define pink beyond the visible spectrum it is okey by the rules
Hm anyways, if the I16hC agreed on this, it is official I'd say. Even if the layout would be made by the sponsors grandson... The only way to find out wheather it was wise to choose that track is to drive it in the actual event