Team Name: Advanced Drivers
Car: FZR
Team Manager: Booschie
Team Co-Manager: MIKUL
Drivers:
TBA
Car: FZR
Team Manager: Booschie
Team Co-Manager: MIKUL
Drivers:
TBA
omg :color:
Yes, my stream was stuttering all the time, especially today, but yesterday it was all good. And it wasn't my connection that was the problem I guess.
The commentary crew was great. I had no video, just sound, but it kept me up to date with the latest action while I was working on other things. Gratz to Mercury, F1RST and all those who made it to the end. I was having great fun tracking the race via the tracker, remote and commentary stream. Good job everyone
Hi! I haven't had the time to put my few lines in until now. So first, big thanks to everybody involved - the organizers and the competition - for making this race so enjoyable for me.
The most memorable moments were laps 4-14 where, after starting a little mess after the 2nd chicane, I had a great fight with amen1 -7 passes altogether :fence3d: BTW, amen1 - sorry for the slowdown on lap 9, I misinterpreted the yellow flag rule trying not to pass Raeikkonen
The battle was over for me when I spun for the 2nd time...
The mistakes I made put me on top of the "Yellow flaggers" list
(thanks for the race statistics, JackCY). However, I really enjoyed the 'realism' of driving behind the SC, pitting (a disaster on my side - if you want to laugh, watch my pit-stop), being lapped and finally making it through the in-lap. Good job everyone.
Congratulations to the winner as well as the runners up
The most memorable moments were laps 4-14 where, after starting a little mess after the 2nd chicane, I had a great fight with amen1 -7 passes altogether :fence3d: BTW, amen1 - sorry for the slowdown on lap 9, I misinterpreted the yellow flag rule trying not to pass Raeikkonen
The battle was over for me when I spun for the 2nd time...The mistakes I made put me on top of the "Yellow flaggers" list
(thanks for the race statistics, JackCY). However, I really enjoyed the 'realism' of driving behind the SC, pitting (a disaster on my side - if you want to laugh, watch my pit-stop), being lapped and finally making it through the in-lap. Good job everyone.Congratulations to the winner as well as the runners up
Thanks for the replies, I'll check out your suggestions.
Good point
However, I was hoping to get some info on how not to get a cramp in the hand that operates the mouse, which would have something to do with hand position, grip type, leaning point (none, wrist, the whole forearm resting) etc so that the grip can be as relaxed as it can be.
Maybe just a decent ion diet and/or quick relaxing exercises while on the long straight (and if so, what exercises)? Or maybe a 'Heal hand injuries' pit option? 
Good point
However, I was hoping to get some info on how not to get a cramp in the hand that operates the mouse, which would have something to do with hand position, grip type, leaning point (none, wrist, the whole forearm resting) etc so that the grip can be as relaxed as it can be.
Maybe just a decent ion diet and/or quick relaxing exercises while on the long straight (and if so, what exercises)? Or maybe a 'Heal hand injuries' pit option? Hello everybody. Been playing LFS for some time now, but I'm still a demo racer (started some year ago - May 2007). How come a demo can take up so much time/be that playable? Hope things don't get out of control. "Live for speed" is a fully justified title for this sim
I know these links might already have been posted somewhere, but I think are worth putting in this thread for those asking for tips on driving/setting up the car:
http://en.lfsmanual.net/wiki/Main_Page - try the "Guides" section
http://www.lfs-lota.net/LOTA_Media/public/tutorials/
I'm excited not only about the race itself but the preparations for it! I've never done such a long distance, not to speak of the wind and a marshal's eye on me, every overtaking calculated 2 times before attempt... too much new stuff to learn. There's still the pre-quali to do... I'll be happy just to make it onto the grid and cross the finish line without making too much mess throughout
BTW is there a good way to avoid cramps over such a long distance? I'm driving with mouse
http://en.lfsmanual.net/wiki/Main_Page - try the "Guides" section
http://www.lfs-lota.net/LOTA_Media/public/tutorials/
I'm excited not only about the race itself but the preparations for it! I've never done such a long distance, not to speak of the wind and a marshal's eye on me, every overtaking calculated 2 times before attempt... too much new stuff to learn. There's still the pre-quali to do... I'll be happy just to make it onto the grid and cross the finish line without making too much mess throughout
BTW is there a good way to avoid cramps over such a long distance? I'm driving with mouse
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