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Wizzie wrote:
umatbru [aka nonameyet] wrote:After you made that herbie reference, Why should i Bother?


Err, probably because it makes sense to fix it?


done
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Here we go with the final round of the F1RTCC Championship as the lights go green, but Theres a collision between Tammy Cole and Allistair McHalle!

30 laps later...

And Sergio Rodriguez wins at Macau, but what about the championship? we'll find out soon! Congratulations to Yusuf Prasetyo for winning in Class B.

Super Touring
1 Sergio Rodriguez/John Whitebeard/Rudolf Einhorn (Loyer Racing Technologies (Ford Mondeo)) 1:12:51.503
2 Bob Sampson/Jason Wintermeter/Lars Oark Rantort (Touring Warriors (Volvo 850)) 1:12:58.000
3 Victor Gold-Starr/Scott Wales/Alastar McCrae (Outterridge Motorsports (Audi 80)) 1:13:01.900
4 Calum McMahon/James Archer (Hunter Autosports (Peugeot 406)) 1:13:03.916
5 Pierre-Alain Thibaut/Alain Cudini/Eric van de Poele (Team Opel Belgium (Opel Vectra)) 1:13:04.219
6 Jarod Justice/Edgar Hester (BMW Zyla Motorsport (BMW 318i)) 1:13:04.311
7 Austin Robertson Jr./Oscar "Oz" Tralia/Bill Phenett (Austin Robertson Motorsport (Audi A4)) 1:13:04.864
8 Didier de Radigues/Patrick Snijers/Christophe Dechavanne (Honda Team VZM-Mobil 1 (Honda Accord)) 1:13:06.508
9 Gérson Capilé/Uwe Matthäus/Aramis Santon (Viação Intermunicipal Dadinho Almeida (Volkswagen Jetta)) 1:13:10.283
10 Carlos Marquez/Frederico Angeli (Great Leap Backward (Toyota Camry)) 1:13:13.077
— Étienne Royer/Stéphane Royer/Charles Valentine (Outterridge Motorsports (Audi A4)) DNF lap 28
Callum "Cal" Ifornia/Eddie Benson/Jordan Hodges (Austin Robertson Motorsport (Audi A4)) DNF lap 28
Will Hoy/Alain Menu (Williams Renault Dealer Team (Renault Laguna)) DNF lap 24
Steve Soper/Marc Duez/Peter Kox (BMW Fina Bastos Team (BMW 318i)) DNF lap 20
Jorge del Río/Fernando Costas (VRT (Nissan Primera)) DNF lap 12
Renaud Verreydt/Freddy Loix/I. Holderied (Toyota Belgium (Toyota Carina)) DNF lap 12
Jörg Müller/Alexander Burgstaller/Thierry Tassin (BMW Fina Bastos Team (BMW 318i)) DNF lap 7
Allistair McHalle/John D. Sullivan (VRT (Nissan Primera)) DNF lap 1
Tammy Cole/Tom Smith (Hunter Autosports (Peugeot 406)) DNF lap 1

Class B
1 Yusuf Prasetyo/Irfan Maulana (D.A.N. Engineering (Toyota Celica GT-Four)) 1:12:56.779
2 Eloisa Vaca/Aaron Stevanis/Fiodzang Xao (Viação Intermunicipal Dadinho Almeida (Volkswagen Polo)) 1:12:57.854
3 Etienne Baugnée/Damien Chaballe/Pierre Fermine (EBRT (BMW E36 M3)) 1:12:58.217
4 Josip Stalic/Friedl Kallström (Great Leap Backward (Toyota Celica GT-Four)) 1:12:59.044
5 Kim Yong Rim/Deanna Barker (Hunter Autosports (Peugeot 306 GTi 16)) 1:13:00.447
6 Kathe Rafanelli/Yvan Surer/Florence Duez (BMW Fina Bastos Team (BMW E36 M3)) 1:13:02.951
7 Brennan Graven/Phillip Hasse/Alexander Morton (Akron Racing Institute (Peugeot 306 GTi 16)) 1:13:04.311
8 Tim Buktu/Mel Bourne (Stingray (Mazda RX-7)) 1:13:06.188
9 Lasse Tilkesson/Jussi Nätkönen/Billy Winter (Loyer Racing Technologies (Ford Escort RS 2000 16V)) 1:13:07.295
10 Josef Robl/Loris de Sordi/Michel Delcourt (A.C. Radewormwald (BMW E36 M3)) 1:13:09.377
11 Fumio Akao/H. Suzuki/Takeshi Tsuchiya (Toyota Belgium (Toyota Celica GT-Four)) 1:13:13.532
— James Coppuck/Alain Costa/Ayrton Gomes (Polybius Engineering (Honda Integra Type-R)) DNF lap 30
Emerson Divila/Mario Ferris/Jody Murray (Polybius Engineering (Honda Integra Type-R)) DNF lap 25
Robb Miller/Hiroshi Akiyama (Hunter Autosports (Peugeot 306 GTi 16)) DNF lap 18
Martin Wagenstetter/Philippe Adams/Luca Drudi (A.C. Radewormwald (BMW E36 M3)) DNF lap 8
Jean-Jacques Dermagne/Philippe Dermagne/Xavier Tourlière (Lautner Motorsport (BMW E36 M3)) DNF lap 6
Matt Hoode/Jim Brust (Legzopena (BMW E36 M3)) DNF lap 5
Niki Fouche/Alan Pilbeam/Nelson Nunes/Keijo Rovänpera (Polybius Engineering (Honda Integra Type-R)) DNF lap 5
William Balfour/Yasuo Koizumi (Commonwealth Subaru Racing (Subaru Impreza WRX)) DNF lap 3

Overall ranking
1 Sergio Rodriguez/John Whitebeard/Rudolf Einhorn (Loyer Racing Technologies (Ford Mondeo)) 1:12:51.503
2 Yusuf Prasetyo/Irfan Maulana (D.A.N. Engineering (Toyota Celica GT-Four)) 1:12:56.779
3 Eloisa Vaca/Aaron Stevanis/Fiodzang Xao (Viação Intermunicipal Dadinho Almeida (Volkswagen Polo)) 1:12:57.854
4 Bob Sampson/Jason Wintermeter/Lars Oark Rantort (Touring Warriors (Volvo 850)) 1:12:58.000
5 Etienne Baugnée/Damien Chaballe/Pierre Fermine (EBRT (BMW E36 M3)) 1:12:58.217
6 Josip Stalic/Friedl Kallström (Great Leap Backward (Toyota Celica GT-Four)) 1:12:59.044
7 Kim Yong Rim/Deanna Barker (Hunter Autosports (Peugeot 306 GTi 16)) 1:13:00.447
8 Victor Gold-Starr/Scott Wales/Alastar McCrae (Outterridge Motorsports (Audi 80)) 1:13:01.900
9 Kathe Rafanelli/Yvan Surer/Florence Duez (BMW Fina Bastos Team (BMW E36 M3)) 1:13:02.951
10 Calum McMahon/James Archer (Hunter Autosports (Peugeot 406)) 1:13:03.916
11 Pierre-Alain Thibaut/Alain Cudini/Eric van de Poele (Team Opel Belgium (Opel Vectra)) 1:13:04.219
12 Brennan Graven/Phillip Hasse/Alexander Morton (Akron Racing Institute (Peugeot 306 GTi 16)) 1:13:04.311
13 Jarod Justice/Edgar Hester (BMW Zyla Motorsport (BMW 318i)) 1:13:04.311
14 Austin Robertson Jr./Oscar "Oz" Tralia/Bill Phenett (Austin Robertson Motorsport (Audi A4)) 1:13:04.864
15 Tim Buktu/Mel Bourne (Stingray (Mazda RX-7)) 1:13:06.188
16 Didier de Radigues/Patrick Snijers/Christophe Dechavanne (Honda Team VZM-Mobil 1 (Honda Accord)) 1:13:06.508
17 Lasse Tilkesson/Jussi Nätkönen/Billy Winter (Loyer Racing Technologies (Ford Escort RS 2000 16V)) 1:13:07.295
18 Josef Robl/Loris de Sordi/Michel Delcourt (A.C. Radewormwald (BMW E36 M3)) 1:13:09.377
19 Gérson Capilé/Uwe Matthäus/Aramis Santon (Viação Intermunicipal Dadinho Almeida (Volkswagen Jetta)) 1:13:10.283
20 Carlos Marquez/Frederico Angeli (Great Leap Backward (Toyota Camry)) 1:13:13.077
21 Fumio Akao/H. Suzuki/Takeshi Tsuchiya (Toyota Belgium (Toyota Celica GT-Four)) 1:13:13.532
— James Coppuck/Alain Costa/Ayrton Gomes (Polybius Engineering (Honda Integra Type-R)) DNF lap 30
Étienne Royer/Stéphane Royer/Charles Valentine (Outterridge Motorsports (Audi A4)) DNF lap 28
Callum "Cal" Ifornia/Eddie Benson/Jordan Hodges (Austin Robertson Motorsport (Audi A4)) DNF lap 28
Emerson Divila/Mario Ferris/Jody Murray (Polybius Engineering (Honda Integra Type-R)) DNF lap 25
Will Hoy/Alain Menu (Williams Renault Dealer Team (Renault Laguna)) DNF lap 24
Steve Soper/Marc Duez/Peter Kox (BMW Fina Bastos Team (BMW 318i)) DNF lap 20
Robb Miller/Hiroshi Akiyama (Hunter Autosports (Peugeot 306 GTi 16)) DNF lap 18
Jorge del Río/Fernando Costas (VRT (Nissan Primera)) DNF lap 12
Renaud Verreydt/Freddy Loix/I. Holderied (Toyota Belgium (Toyota Carina)) DNF lap 12
Martin Wagenstetter/Philippe Adams/Luca Drudi (A.C. Radewormwald (BMW E36 M3)) DNF lap 8
Jörg Müller/Alexander Burgstaller/Thierry Tassin (BMW Fina Bastos Team (BMW 318i)) DNF lap 7
Jean-Jacques Dermagne/Philippe Dermagne/Xavier Tourlière (Lautner Motorsport (BMW E36 M3)) DNF lap 6
Matt Hoode/Jim Brust (Legzopena (BMW E36 M3)) DNF lap 5
Niki Fouche/Alan Pilbeam/Nelson Nunes/Keijo Rovänpera (Polybius Engineering (Honda Integra Type-R)) DNF lap 5
William Balfour/Yasuo Koizumi (Commonwealth Subaru Racing (Subaru Impreza WRX)) DNF lap 3
Allistair McHalle/John D. Sullivan (VRT (Nissan Primera)) DNF lap 1
Tammy Cole/Tom Smith (Hunter Autosports (Peugeot 406)) DNF lap 1
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Re: F1Rejects Touring Car Championship

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I now present the results of the F1rejects touring car championship

Super touring
1 Victor Gold-Starr/Scott Wales/Alastar McCrae (Outterridge Motorsports (Audi 80)) 41
2 Bob Sampson/Jason Wintermeter/Lars Oark Rantort (Touring Warriors (Volvo 850)) 27
2 Calum McMahon/James Archer (Hunter Autosports (Peugeot 406)) 23
3 Renaud Verreydt/Freddy Loix/I. Holderied (Toyota Belgium (Toyota Carina)) 22
4 Carlos Marquez/Frederico Angeli (Great Leap Backward (Toyota Camry)) 17
5 Callum "Cal" Ifornia/Eddie Benson/Jordan Hodges (Austin Robertson Motorsport (Audi A4)) 16
6 Pierre-Alain Thibaut/Alain Cudini/Eric van de Poele (Team Opel Belgium (Opel Vectra)) 16
7 Gérson Capilé/Uwe Matthäus/Aramis Santon (Viação Intermunicipal Dadinho Almeida (Volkswagen Jetta)) 16
8 Étienne Royer/Stéphane Royer/Charles Valentine (Outterridge Motorsports (Audi A4)) 14
9 Steve Soper/Marc Duez/Peter Kox (BMW Fina Bastos Team (BMW 318i)) 14
10 Sergio Rodriguez /John Whitebeard/Rudolf Einhorn (Loyer Racing Technologies (Ford Mondeo)) 14
11 Allistair McHalle/John D. Sullivan (VRT (Nissan Primera)) 11
12 Jorge del Río/Fernando Costas (VRT (Nissan Primera)) 11
13 Will Hoy/Alain Menu (Williams Renault Dealer Team (Renault Laguna)) 10
14 Jörg Müller/Alexander Burgstaller/Thierry Tassin (BMW Fina Bastos Team (BMW 318i)) 9
15 Austin Robertson Jr./Oscar "Oz" Tralia/Bill Phenett (Austin Robertson Motorsport (Audi A4)) 9
16 Didier de Radigues/Patrick Snijers/Christophe Dechavanne (Honda Team VZM-Mobil 1 (Honda Accord)) 6
17 Jarod Justice/Edgar Hester (BMW Zyla Motorsport (BMW 318i)) 5
18 Tammy Cole/Tom Smith (Hunter Autosports (Peugeot 406)) 2
Class B
1 Kathe Rafanelli/Yvan Surer/Florence Duez (BMW Fina Bastos Team (BMW E36 M3)) 43
2 Jean-Jacques Dermagne/Philippe Dermagne/Xavier Tourlière (Lautner Motorsport (BMW E36 M3)) 41
3 Matt Hoode/Jim Brust (Legzopena (BMW E36 M3)) 26
4 Josef Robl/Loris de Sordi/Michel Delcourt (A.C. Radewormwald (BMW E36 M3)) 23
5 Josip Stalic/Friedl Kallström (Great Leap Backward (Toyota Celica GT-Four)) 23
6 Etienne Baugnée/Damien Chaballe/Pierre Fermine (EBRT (BMW E36 M3)) 23
7 Yusuf Prasetyo/Irfan Maulana (D.A.N. Engineering (Toyota Celica GT-Four)) 20
8 Kim Yong Rim/Deanna Barker (Hunter Autosports (Peugeot 306 GTi 16)) 19
9 Lasse Tilkesson/Jussi Nätkönen/Billy Winter (Loyer Racing Technologies (Ford Escort RS 2000 16V)) 17
10 James Coppuck/Alain Costa/Ayrton Gomes (Polybius Engineering (Honda Integra Type-R)) 17
11 William Balfour/Yasuo Koizumi (Commonwealth Subaru Racing (Subaru Impreza WRX)) 16
12 Fumio Akao/H. Suzuki/Takeshi Tsuchiya (Toyota Belgium (Toyota Celica GT-Four)) 15
13 Tim Buktu/Mel Bourne (Stingray (Mazda RX-7)) 14
14 Martin Wagenstetter/Philippe Adams/Luca Drudi (A.C. Radewormwald (BMW E36 M3)) 12
15 Eloisa Vaca/Aaron Stevanis/Fiodzang Xao (Viação Intermunicipal Dadinho Almeida (Volkswagen Polo)) 10
16 Robb Miller/Hiroshi Akiyama (Hunter Autosports (Peugeot 306 GTi 16)) 6
17 Brennan Graven/Phillip Hasse/Alexander Morton (Akron Racing Institute (Peugeot 306 GTi 16)) 9
18 James Coppuck/Alain Costa/Ayrton Gomes (Polybius Engineering (Honda Integra Type-R)) 4
19 Emerson Divila/Mario Ferris/Jody Murray (Polybius Engineering (Honda Integra Type-R)) 2

Ladies and Gentlemen, here are your respective champions in Classes A and B: Victor Gold Starr and Kathe Rafanelli.
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umatbru [aka nonameyet] wrote:After you made that Herbie reference, why should I bother?

I don't get it. I have my entry in two different positions, separated by one other entry. That Herbie clip was used to illustrate that. What is your problem with me using a comedy clip to illustrate a point I was making, eh?

But thank you for finally acknowledging it.
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Alright here is th information for S2 of the F1RTCC

New Class B cars: Toyota MR2 Bathurst, Peugeot 309 GTi 16v, HSV GTS-R and the Ford Falcon EL XR6
New Races: 200 miles of donington and the Bathurst 1000
only one race per weekend instead of two

Calender:
1. Monza
2. Paul Ricard
3. 200 miles of Norisring
4. Spa 24 hours
5. Donington
6. Bathust 1000
7. Kyalami
8. Macau

Newcomers, you may now submit new entries. Existing competitors can either wait or alter their entries.
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umatbru [aka nonameyet] wrote:Newcomers, you may now submit new entries. Existing competitors can either wait or alter their entries.

What? So if you wish to continue with the same line-up, you have to get to the back of the line? Not even Bernie has thought of that!
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dr-baker wrote:
umatbru [aka nonameyet] wrote:Newcomers, you may now submit new entries. Existing competitors can either wait or alter their entries.

What? So if you wish to continue with the same line-up, you have to get to the back of the line? Not even Bernie has thought of that!


Unless you're altering or withdrawing your entry, please wait til the season begins again.
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umatbru [aka nonameyet] wrote:
dr-baker wrote:
umatbru [aka nonameyet] wrote:Newcomers, you may now submit new entries. Existing competitors can either wait or alter their entries.

What? So if you wish to continue with the same line-up, you have to get to the back of the line? Not even Bernie has thought of that!


Unless you're altering or withdrawing your entry, please wait til the season begins again.

WHAT??! The season will begin before I can enter?! :o :shock:
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dr-baker wrote:
dr-baker wrote:
umatbru [aka nonameyet] wrote:
What? So if you wish to continue with the same line-up, you have to get to the back of the line? Not even Bernie has thought of that!


Unless you're altering or withdrawing your entry, please wait til the season begins again.

WHAT??! The season will begin before I can enter?! :o :shock:


No but if you want to enter, enter.
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umatbru [aka nonameyet] wrote:
umatbru [aka nonameyet] wrote:Unless you're altering or withdrawing your entry, please wait til the season begins again.

No but if you want to enter, enter.

So I DON'T have to wait to enter or do I? I'm confused.

Just enter me with the same team, car and drivers please.
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Loyer Racing will only change cars:
Super Touring: Opel Vectra
B-Class: Opel Astra Gsi
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Can you give us the performance parameters of each car, so that this season doesn't result in total domination by one manufacturer again? And please tell me that the performance disparity between Super Touring and Class B has been redressed.
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kevinbotz wrote:Can you give us the performance parameters of each car, so that this season doesn't result in total domination by one manufacturer again? And please tell me that the performance disparity between Super Touring and Class B has been redressed.


Results are based on car horsepower.
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umatbru [aka nonameyet] wrote:
kevinbotz wrote:Can you give us the performance parameters of each car, so that this season doesn't result in total domination by one manufacturer again? And please tell me that the performance disparity between Super Touring and Class B has been redressed.


Results are based on car horsepower.


So, provide us with the relevant data regarding the performance of the cars. Beyond that, if performance is solely determined by power figures, what exactly is the point of including the Super Touring class? Super Touring cars were generally limited to 300 odd horsepower, but enjoyed significant aerodynamic and construction advantages over non-Super Touring machines. If that performance metric, and the concomitant corollaries associated with that metric, are absent from the simulation, then Super Touring, never mind any other vehicle with a horsepower deficit, will have been rendered entirely irrelevant. Under these conditions, the rational decision for any team would be to opt for the most powerful car, presently the Class B BMW M3, which would inevitably result in a grid comprised solely of the same make.

If this is not the case, and there do exist separate performance parameters (e.g. grip, aerodynamic performance, reliability, etc.), then please clarify as soon as possible.
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kevinbotz wrote:
umatbru [aka nonameyet] wrote:
kevinbotz wrote:Can you give us the performance parameters of each car, so that this season doesn't result in total domination by one manufacturer again? And please tell me that the performance disparity between Super Touring and Class B has been redressed.


Results are based on car horsepower.


So, provide us with the relevant data regarding the performance of the cars. Beyond that, if performance is solely determined by power figures, what exactly is the point of including the Super Touring class? Super Touring cars were generally limited to 300 odd horsepower, but enjoyed significant aerodynamic and construction advantages over non-Super Touring machines. If that performance metric, and the concomitant corollaries associated with that metric, are absent from the simulation, then Super Touring, never mind any other vehicle with a horsepower deficit, will have been rendered entirely irrelevant. Under these conditions, the rational decision for any team would be to opt for the most powerful car, presently the Class B BMW M3, which would inevitably result in a grid comprised solely of the same make.

If this is not the case, and there do exist separate performance parameters (e.g. grip, aerodynamic performance, reliability, etc.), then please clarify as soon as possible.

If this is the case the case, then it may as well be a one make series.
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umatbru [aka nonameyet] wrote:
kevinbotz wrote:Can you give us the performance parameters of each car, so that this season doesn't result in total domination by one manufacturer again? And please tell me that the performance disparity between Super Touring and Class B has been redressed.


Results are based on car horsepower.


If this is the case Loyer Racing won't stay in this series any longer!
This is just ridiculous and don't really have something to do with car racing!!
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Commonwealth Racing is awaiting a confirmation of the allegations before making any decisions regarding its future in the series.
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By default, results are based on horsepower, but in the case of the Class B BMW's i am going to add restrictor plates them to prevent the from dominating the season like last year.
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umatbru [aka nonameyet] wrote:By default, results are based on horsepower, but in the case of the Class B BMW's i am going to add restrictor plates them to prevent the from dominating the season like last year.

Unless you want a mass walkout from the team owners, I don't think it will be enough.
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This isn't enough! You should add aerodynamincal stats for ALL cars! If you don't do so Loyer Racing will jump out of the series!
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