Fanaleds and Leo Bodnar joined their forces to combine the best of both worlds.

Fanaleds 2.0 will be released soon and supports the SLI-devices from Leo Bodnar. Leo Bodnar introduces the brand new SLI-F1, which is a replica of the displays that can be found in real F1 cars.

To celebrate both market introductions and our cooperation we will organize a race with the Cadillac CTS-V at Summit Point Motorsport Park.



To attract as many iRacers as possible some very interesting prizes will be available. Leo Bodnar donates a few SLI-F1 displays. Thanks to Otto Szebeni from iRacing.com we are also able to give away a total of 45 dollars of iRacing credits. Fanaleds will take care of the organisation and hosting.



Date & time: To be determined. Will be in a weekend and at a time convenient for Europe and the US.
Track: Summit Point Motorsport Park - Main Circuit
Car: Cadillac CTS-V
Race time: 60 minutes, with one pit stop
Max. drivers: 105
Qualification: Lone qualifier of max. 4 laps / 15 minutes. No valid lap in qualification results in disqualification.
Splits: The grid size per split (server) will be the final amount of drivers divided by three.
Minimum license: D
Minimum iRating: 1500
Fast repairs: 1 fast repair
Rules: The latest version of the iRacing Official Sporting Code applies.

Read the full post on iRacing: http://members.iracing.com/jfo ... st/0/3212459.page#7379598

About time

fast repairs -.- also if it is a one stop pitstop all drivers have to do is turn fuel and tire change off and they get an instant pitstop.

Quote from Mustangman759 :

fast repairs -.- also if it is a one stop pitstop all drivers have to do is turn fuel and tire change off and they get an instant pitstop.

That's their choice.

"Will be in a weekend and at a time convenient for Europe and the US."

Sounds about right, HELLO - rest of the world here, can't you afford the postage for us winning ?

If you can race at times that are normal around here, you're welcome to join.

Well, maybe if occasionally people would accept the world is on a 24 hr clock and there are a lot of racers who are 12/14 hrs different then that would be great.

I'm really not at my best at 3am, well, not after staying up that late 'practicing......'

Quote from Racer X NZ :

Well, maybe if occasionally people would accept the world is on a 24 hr clock and there are a lot of racers who are 12/14 hrs different then that would be great.

I'm really not at my best at 3am, well, not after staying up that late 'practicing......'

Can't keep everyone happy, if it's at a reasonable time for you then it's the middle of the night for us. You just need to learn to deal with it, what time would you suggest for example?

Used to race at a league in HEAT where we had 4 Aussie/ Kiwis as well as various Euro's and Americans

We raced at 3 PM on Saturdays (Eastern USA Time)