Hello race fans!
The 2013 Kyoto 250 is here! Today, from the Kyoto Oval in Japan, the Twin 115-mile qualifying races! The drivers are getting ready to start their hotlaps at 17:00 UTC, and the Twins will run consecutively after the hotlaps finish.
The fastest two drivers from the hotlaps will start on the pole in their assigned Twin 115. Drivers who qualify on the odd numbered positions (1, 3, 5, etc) will race in Twin 115 Race 1. Drivers who qualify on the even-numbered positions (2, 4, 6, etc) will race in Twin 115 Race 2. The driver who starts first in each of the twin 115's is already qualified for the 250, all other drivers need to race for their starting spot. The top 11 finishers (discounting the race's polesitter, if he's 11th or higher) will form up into the 2nd through 12th rows of the grid on Saturday for the 250. Race 1 sets the inside, Race 2 sets the outside. Those who aren't able to race their way in will fill the remaining 6 spots based on qualifying times.
The procedure is a bit complex, and definately non-standard. However, it's always a good show for these races.
They are 60 laps. A mandatory green-flag all-tyre change pitstop is required of each driver during the 60 laps.
Join Phil Diaz, Oscar Hardwick, Thilo Falkenberg, and others (when they're not racing
) on http://www.livestream.com/ndrtv starting from about 18:25 UTC.
Timetable: Twin 115 #1: 18:30 UTC (or a minimum of 20 minutes after hotlaps end, whichever comes LATER)
Twin 115 #2: 20:00 UTC (or a minimum of 15 minutes after Twin 115 #1 ends, whichever comes LATER)
Stream: http://www.livestream.com/ndrtv
Remote: http://www.lfsworld.net/remote/?host=NDR.Kyoto+250
Tracker: http://tracker.newdimensionracing.com/
Forum: http://www.lfsforum.net/forumdisplay.php?f=190
The 2013 Kyoto 250 is here! Today, from the Kyoto Oval in Japan, the Twin 115-mile qualifying races! The drivers are getting ready to start their hotlaps at 17:00 UTC, and the Twins will run consecutively after the hotlaps finish.
The fastest two drivers from the hotlaps will start on the pole in their assigned Twin 115. Drivers who qualify on the odd numbered positions (1, 3, 5, etc) will race in Twin 115 Race 1. Drivers who qualify on the even-numbered positions (2, 4, 6, etc) will race in Twin 115 Race 2. The driver who starts first in each of the twin 115's is already qualified for the 250, all other drivers need to race for their starting spot. The top 11 finishers (discounting the race's polesitter, if he's 11th or higher) will form up into the 2nd through 12th rows of the grid on Saturday for the 250. Race 1 sets the inside, Race 2 sets the outside. Those who aren't able to race their way in will fill the remaining 6 spots based on qualifying times.
The procedure is a bit complex, and definately non-standard. However, it's always a good show for these races.
They are 60 laps. A mandatory green-flag all-tyre change pitstop is required of each driver during the 60 laps.
Join Phil Diaz, Oscar Hardwick, Thilo Falkenberg, and others (when they're not racing
) on http://www.livestream.com/ndrtv starting from about 18:25 UTC.Timetable: Twin 115 #1: 18:30 UTC (or a minimum of 20 minutes after hotlaps end, whichever comes LATER)
Twin 115 #2: 20:00 UTC (or a minimum of 15 minutes after Twin 115 #1 ends, whichever comes LATER)
Stream: http://www.livestream.com/ndrtv
Remote: http://www.lfsworld.net/remote/?host=NDR.Kyoto+250
Tracker: http://tracker.newdimensionracing.com/
Forum: http://www.lfsforum.net/forumdisplay.php?f=190
