Why do you want to be in a team? becuase i want to take lfs to the next step of raceing.
What do you expect? lots of events
What type of driving do you prefer? day-to-day pickup-races, leagues,
Do you have specific favorite types of cars? Xf gtr and the new car
How experienced are you? Rookie
What kind of team are you looking for? uk team

You've only just got into S2, so I don't think you're ready to 'take it to the next step'.

You can do events without being in a team.

The new car being the Sauber? Can you REALLY drive it?

Rookie. Nuff said. Until you're practiced and quick I'm afraid that teams like T7R and vMax won't be looking at you just yet (but thanks for the PMs asking). Get some practice, get yourself in lots of cars on lots of tracks, and get those times down. When you can get in a car and drive it within, say, 3 seconds of most WR's within, say, 15 laps you'll be ready!

You really, honestly, don't need a team. Thisnameistaken is one of the friendliest and fastest people I know, and he's not in a team, yet he does okay in the grand scheme of things. Just drive!

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You've only just got into S2, so I don't think you're ready to 'take it to the next step'.

You can do events without being in a team.

The new car being the Sauber? Can you REALLY drive it?

Rookie. Nuff said. Until you're practiced and quick I'm afraid that teams like T7R and vMax won't be looking at you just yet (but thanks for the PMs asking). Get some practice, get yourself in lots of cars on lots of tracks, and get those times down. When you can get in a car and drive it within, say, 3 seconds of most WR's within, say, 15 laps you'll be ready!

You really, honestly, don't need a team. Thisnameistaken is one of the friendliest and fastest people I know, and he's not in a team, yet he does okay in the grand scheme of things. Just drive!

Agreed, not even close of taking it to the next step yet.

wat them two sed.

i joined/made a team but really im not ready either. it really hasnt affected my lfs life at all really, except i dont et to use private skins in events. (unless it ses "IES" on it)

what about events? would i be good in them

I had a cuple of laps with tristancliffe
a few mins ago

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I had a cuple of laps with tristancliffe
a few mins ago

check out my profile on lfsworld,

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check out my profile on lfsworld,

stop now before you make a eral tit of yourself. im not having a dig at you, im helping you. only you know yourself whether you could deal with racing in a league.

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stop now before you make a eral tit of yourself. im not having a dig at you, im helping you. only you know yourself whether you could deal with racing in a league.

is there a like rookie or mid levels of events?

slower111! All good things come to those who wait, as long as they practice in the meantime.

Teams are very serious about their racing, and give out their racing seats very selectively. The best way to get on a team is to have, as Tristan says, good PBs - within spitting distance of WRs - lots of miles driven, and also a LOT of races under your belt. You need to get known for being a competitive driver, friendly in nature, and safe to drive with. These things are the things that people are looking for. Your enthusiasm for joining a team is great, but enthusiasm is only one slice of a much bigger cake.

As I type this, you're showing 568 miles driven in total, and you've joined servers 70 times. You've driven a total 187 laps online with other drivers, and finished only 19 races. You're headed in the right direction, but it's a long road.

Patience, determination, and most of all.. experience

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slower111! All good things come to those who wait, as long as they practice in the meantime.

Teams are very serious about their racing, and give out their racing seats very selectively. The best way to get on a team is to have, as Tristan says, good PBs - within spitting distance of WRs - lots of miles driven, and also a LOT of races under your belt. You need to get known for being a competitive driver, friendly in nature, and safe to drive with. These things are the things that people are looking for. Your enthusiasm for joining a team is great, but enthusiasm is only one slice of a much bigger cake.

As I type this, you're showing 568 miles driven in total, and you've joined servers 70 times. You've driven a total 187 laps online with other drivers, and finished only 19 races. You're headed in the right direction, but it's a long road.

Patience, determination, and most of all.. experience

ok thanks for the info and i will keep it in mind so you can close this thread.

It's your thread, I'll close it for you

Good luck, happy racing, and see you on track