1992 WTCM - Vallelunga posted!
1992 WTCM - Vallelunga posted!
Championships
Drivers’ Championship: Honors the driver with the most points across all feature, sprint and endurance races across the season. Drivers score individually towards their total.
Teams Championship: Honors the team with the most points across all feature, sprint and endurance races across the season. Only full-time teams are entered.
Manufacturer Championship: Honors the manufacturer with the most points across all races across the season.
Independents Championship: Honors the independent driver with the most points across all races across the season.
Calendar
1st Round: Symmons Plains Raceway
2nd Round: TI Circuit Aida
3rd Round: Road America
4th Round: Kyalami
5th Round: Silverstone (Endurance Race)
6th Round: Circuit de Pau-Ville
7th Round: Masaryk Circuit
8th Round: Autodromo di Vallelunga
9th Round: Brands Hatch
10th Round: Anderstorp Raceway
11th Round: Spa-Francorchamps (Endurance Race)
12th Round: Hockenheimring
13th Round: Guia Circuit
Weekend Structure
Weekends consists of two possible scenarios: Feature Weekends and Endurance Weekends.
On Feature Weekends, weekends are made from four sessions: Pre-Qualifying, Main Qualifying, Feature Race and Sprint Race.
On Endurance Weekends, weekends are made from three sessions: Pre-Qualifying, Main Qualifying and Endurance Race.
Pre-Qualifying: Consists of two heats, one for Manufacturer entries and another for the Privateer entries. It consists of a 20-minute qualifying session and a 50km race. On Feature Weekends, the top 12 from each race will qualify for the remainder of the weekend. On Endurance Weekends, the top 14 from each race will qualify for the remainder of the weekend.
Main Qualifying: Consists of a 40-minute session that will set the grid for the Feature Race and Endurance Race.
Feature Race: A Mandatory pitstop is required. 200km long.
Sprint Race: Top 10 from the Feature Race are reserved. 100km long. Pitstop is not required.
Endurance Race: Consists of a 400km race.
Points Structure
Pre-Qualifying
1st – 10
2nd – 6
3rd – 4
4th – 3
5th – 2
6th – 1
PP – 1
FL – 1
Feature Race
1st – 20
2nd – 15
3rd – 12
4th – 10
5th – 8
6th – 6
7th – 4
8th – 3
9th – 2
10th – 1
PP – 1
FL – 1
Sprint Race
1st – 10
2nd – 8
3rd – 6
4th – 5
5th – 4
6th – 3
7th – 2
8th - 1
FL – 1
Endurance Race
1st – 40
2nd – 30
3rd – 20
4th – 15
5th – 12
6th – 10
7th – 8
8th – 6
9th – 4
10th – 3
11th – 2
12th – 1
PP – 1
FL – 1
Ballast
NEW: Ballast is applied to a combination of driver and car. For example, if Marc Hessel is driving the second BMW, and if he gets replaced by Giroix, Giroix will inherit the ballast he was carrying.
Ballast is applied to the top four of the driver’s championship, in the following order:
1st - 20kg
2nd - 20kg
3rd - 10kg
4th - 10kg
NEW: Ballast is also applied to the top three chassis (of the current year spec) of the manufacturers championship, in the following order:
1st - 30kg
2nd - 20kg
3rd - 10kg
NEW: In case there's a driver from the top four of the championship missing, ballast is applied to the next car in the championship that isn't eligible for ballast.
NEW: Privateers entries have a default 30kg ballast applied to them.
Drivers’ Championship: Honors the driver with the most points across all feature, sprint and endurance races across the season. Drivers score individually towards their total.
Teams Championship: Honors the team with the most points across all feature, sprint and endurance races across the season. Only full-time teams are entered.
Manufacturer Championship: Honors the manufacturer with the most points across all races across the season.
Independents Championship: Honors the independent driver with the most points across all races across the season.
Calendar
1st Round: Symmons Plains Raceway
2nd Round: TI Circuit Aida
3rd Round: Road America
4th Round: Kyalami
5th Round: Silverstone (Endurance Race)
6th Round: Circuit de Pau-Ville
7th Round: Masaryk Circuit
8th Round: Autodromo di Vallelunga
9th Round: Brands Hatch
10th Round: Anderstorp Raceway
11th Round: Spa-Francorchamps (Endurance Race)
12th Round: Hockenheimring
13th Round: Guia Circuit
Weekend Structure
Weekends consists of two possible scenarios: Feature Weekends and Endurance Weekends.
On Feature Weekends, weekends are made from four sessions: Pre-Qualifying, Main Qualifying, Feature Race and Sprint Race.
On Endurance Weekends, weekends are made from three sessions: Pre-Qualifying, Main Qualifying and Endurance Race.
Pre-Qualifying: Consists of two heats, one for Manufacturer entries and another for the Privateer entries. It consists of a 20-minute qualifying session and a 50km race. On Feature Weekends, the top 12 from each race will qualify for the remainder of the weekend. On Endurance Weekends, the top 14 from each race will qualify for the remainder of the weekend.
Main Qualifying: Consists of a 40-minute session that will set the grid for the Feature Race and Endurance Race.
Feature Race: A Mandatory pitstop is required. 200km long.
Sprint Race: Top 10 from the Feature Race are reserved. 100km long. Pitstop is not required.
Endurance Race: Consists of a 400km race.
Points Structure
Pre-Qualifying
1st – 10
2nd – 6
3rd – 4
4th – 3
5th – 2
6th – 1
PP – 1
FL – 1
Feature Race
1st – 20
2nd – 15
3rd – 12
4th – 10
5th – 8
6th – 6
7th – 4
8th – 3
9th – 2
10th – 1
PP – 1
FL – 1
Sprint Race
1st – 10
2nd – 8
3rd – 6
4th – 5
5th – 4
6th – 3
7th – 2
8th - 1
FL – 1
Endurance Race
1st – 40
2nd – 30
3rd – 20
4th – 15
5th – 12
6th – 10
7th – 8
8th – 6
9th – 4
10th – 3
11th – 2
12th – 1
PP – 1
FL – 1
Ballast
NEW: Ballast is applied to a combination of driver and car. For example, if Marc Hessel is driving the second BMW, and if he gets replaced by Giroix, Giroix will inherit the ballast he was carrying.
Ballast is applied to the top four of the driver’s championship, in the following order:
1st - 20kg
2nd - 20kg
3rd - 10kg
4th - 10kg
NEW: Ballast is also applied to the top three chassis (of the current year spec) of the manufacturers championship, in the following order:
1st - 30kg
2nd - 20kg
3rd - 10kg
NEW: In case there's a driver from the top four of the championship missing, ballast is applied to the next car in the championship that isn't eligible for ballast.
NEW: Privateers entries have a default 30kg ballast applied to them.
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Entries and Budgets
Manufacturer efforts and privateer efforts are allowed into the championship.
Each entry can enter a maximum of 2 cars per weekend, each with 1 driver.
A maximum of 50 entries per round is allowed. From those, 18 will be available to manufacturers, 20 to full time-privateers and the remaining to part-timers.
A user can enter a maximum of one manufacturer entry, one full-time privateers and 2 part-time entries (including one-offs) per round.
NEW: Entries cannot be posted outside its specified times - start of the season and before Macau (for local entries).
NEW: Entries with negative budgets cannot perform monetary operations that involve the spending of money (e.g. updates, buying a new car, hiring drivers that aren’t pay-drivers, etc.). until they go back to being in the positive.
NEW: Chassis cannot be leased between teams - only sold.
Manufacturer Entries
(New) Manufacturer entries have a starting budget of £500,000.
Budgets from previous season carry on into 1992.
Each manufacturer entry must have two main drivers and a test driver under contract.
Manufacturer entries must enter 2 cars in every race weekend of the season to be classified for the Manufacturer Championship.
NEW: Manufacturer entries can choose one of the three available tiers of goals:
Tier-1: Provides £150,000 to the entry. In case goal isn’t met, team is hit with a £250,000 penalty. If the goal is met, the team is rewarded with an additional £150,000.
Tier-2: Provides £100,000 to the entry. In case goal isn’t met, team is hit with a £200,000 penalty. If the goal is met, the team is rewarded with an additional £100,000.
Tier-3: Provides £50,000 to the entry. In case goal isn’t met, team is hit with a £100,000 penalty. If the goal is met, the team is rewarded with an additional £50,000.
Goals for each manufacturer can be found under the “Manufacturer Goals” tab in the available budget Excel sheet.
Manufacturer entries are in control of the building and selling of the current year specification of chassis. More information on this can be found in the Chassis section.
NEW: If a manufacturer entry finishes the season with a negative budget, that manufacturer will leave the series for the next season, as it will deem the investment isn’t worth it given the obtained results. Treat your finances with care!
Privateer Entries
(New) Privateer entries budget will be calculated based on the following percentage of the schedule they enter:
>=75% - £250,000
50-75% - £125,000
25-50% - £75,000
<=25% - £25,000
Budgets from previous season carry on into 1992.
Drivers
Both real life and canon drivers can be used.
Performance for drivers will be based both on canon results and real-life results.
In case a canon driver doesn’t have any previous background associated, he’ll get his performance determined by RNG.
Drivers have a minimum wage of £5,000 per round.
Drivers can be released of their contract, but the team will have to pay them their full contract worth in money.
Team owners don’t require a wage.
Pay-drivers
Pay-drivers do not require a minimum wage.
NEW: Pay-drivers can't be signed as test-drivers.
A driver can be classified as a pay-driver when it is associated with a certain sponsor.
Based on the sponsor, the driver will be determined to be a tier-1 or tier-2 pay-driver.
Tier-1 Pay-Driver: Can bring a minimum of £40,000 a year and a maximum of £80,000 a year.
Tier-2 Pay-Driver: Can bring a minimum of £10,000 a year and a maximum of £40,000 a year.
The amount of money each pay-driver brings to a team will be determined by RNG.
The amount of money each pay-driver brings is also calculated based on the percentage of races that he’ll run during the season.
If a pay-driver gets released by a team while under contract, the team will have to pay them back their sponsorship plus 20% of that values for damages to sponsor trust.
A list of pay-drivers can be found on the available budget Excel sheet, with the name “Pay-Drivers”. More can be added depending on research and driver bids.
Note: While for canon drivers I’ll be lenient on this, for real life drivers I expect that declaring a driver as a pay-driver associates them with its personal sponsor from the time. I encourage some research on this!
Chassis
A full list of previously built chassis can be found under the “Chassis List” tab in the budget.
A chassis has the following properties to it:
Chassis Number: ID that identifies that chassis of the car.
Current Owner: Entry that owns the property to that chassis ID.
Year Built: Year the chassis was originally built. The year the chassis was built impacts directly the performance of it. Chassis Aging is explained further below in this section.
Wear: Wear of the chassis, in percentage.
Value: Current value of the chassis, considering its initial price and depreciation.
Lifetime Avg.: Average reliability of the chassis.
Lifetime Var.: Variance of the lifetime avg. value. Hidden value for players.
Weight: Weight of the chassis. Presented in kilograms. The lower, the lighter the chassis. A chassis can’t have a weight below 1000kg.
Front Grip: Front grip of the chassis. The higher, the better. Grip values are distributed for dry and wet performance.
Rear Grip: Rear grip of the chassis. The higher, the better. Grip values are distributed for dry and wet performance.
Drag: Drag coefficient of the chassis. The lower, the better.
NEW: Teams cannot enter different vehicles in the same race (e.g., if a team owns an E30 M3 and a 318i, they can’t enter both. They can only enter two E30 M3’s or two 318i’s).
NEW: Teams cannot own more than 4 different chassis. This applies to both privateers and manufacturers.
Chassis Building
Manufacturer entries are in control of the building and selling of the current year specification of chassis. In this case, manufacturers control the production of 1992 spec cars.
NEW: The cost of the upgrades into a 1992 spec car, for a manufacturer entry, is of £50,000. For this season, these are applied automatically, but next season, it will be the team manager’s choice.
NEW: Building an entire new manufacturer car costs the manufacturer team £200,000.
Building a new chassis costs £10,000 to the manufacturer.
NEW: Privateer efforts can now build their own version of a chassis as well. To do that, a privateer must have upgraded its car to be different than the one they got from the manufacturer team.
NEW: Teams on negative budget can build chassis and sell them.
Chassis Wear
Each built chassis has a wear value between 0 and 100%.
When a chassis hits 100% wear, it will be considered totaled and, therefore, not usable.
For each 10% wear, a chassis loses 0.01 in its grip values and suffers an increase of 0.01 of drag.
The cost of repairing chassis wear costs £2,000 per 10% of wear.
Chassis Aging
Chassis aging occurs at the end of each season.
Chassis aging impacts all the cars that exist within the universe that were not modified into their next year counterparts. Only manufacturer entries can do this action and it is done automatically by the game.
NEW: Chassis aging affect’s reliability, drag and grip values, in the following manner:
Super Touring:
Reliability: Lifetime Avg. decreases by 400; Lifetime Var. increases by 400.
Drag: Increases by 0.01
Grip: Reduces by 0.02
Group A Cars:
Reliability: Lifetime Avg. decreases by 800; Lifetime Var. increases by 800.
Drag: Increase by 0.02
Grip: Reduces by 0.04
NEW: A chassis depreciates 10% of its value per every year.
Chassis Market
The selling cost of the chassis is determined by builder of the chassis and only the builder of the chassis.
NEW: You can't sell a chassis with a value that is above its original price.
Teams can decide if the chassis sent to the buyer is a detuned version or not. Detuning a chassis can happen in the following manners:
Engine: Chassis sold comes at a 10HP deficit compared to its original counterpart.
Chassis: Chassis sold comes with minus 0.02 grip and an extra 0.02 of drag.
Both: Both above are applied.
None: Privateers get the same version as manufacturer.
Used Chassis Garage
NEW: Teams can sell their chassis to a used chassis garage for 50% of its original market price.
NEW: Privateer teams can buy chassis from the Used Chassis Garage from its listed price.
NEW: Unclaimed cars (with no owner) will get placed directly into the Used Chassis Garage.
NEW: Cars owned by manufacturers do not require to be placed into the Used Chassis Garage. They can be sold as museum pieces by £20,000, sold to privateers for a money that the manufacturer agrees or sold to the Used Chassis Garage for 50% of its original market price.
NEW: Inactive teams from a previous season (e.g. who are not entered in any single race) will get their chassis placed automatically into the Used Chassis Garage and will be disbanded from the WTCM universe.
Upgrades
Teams can ask for a maximum of 6 upgrades – 3 for a vehicle and 3 for drivers - per season.
Upgrades can be either asked for vehicles and drivers.
Upgrades can be requested by both manufacturer and privateers.
NEW: Manufacturers must sell vehicle upgrade to privateers at 100% of the price of the original upgrades. Privateers can not sell their upgrades to any other team. That includes both other privateers and manufacturers.
NEW: Manufacturers can only sell vehicle upgrades to privateers if they have the exact same chassis parameters. In other words, any manufacturer who does not provide a factory car or that applies a chassis penalty to its privateers can not sell their upgrades to them under any circunstance.
NEW: There will be three specific upgrade windows: after Road America, after Brno and after Anderstorp.
Teams can only request a maximum of one upgrade (of each chassis and driver) during an upgrade window.
Upgrade results are determined by RNG.
Vehicle Upgrade
Chassis Upgrade: £150,000
Grip Improvement: 0.005 to 0.02
Drag Decrease: 0.001 to 0.005
Decreases reliability: 100 per each 0.01 grip improvement
Weight Upgrade: £100,000
Decreases chassis weight: 1kg to 10kg
Decreases reliability: 10 per each kg
Reliability Upgrade: £75,000
Increases reliability: 50 to 150 increase
Increases chassis weight: 10 for each 50
Engine Rebuild: £700,000
Engine gets brand new stats.
Chassis Rebuild: £500,000
Chassis gets brand new stats.
Note: Engines are capped off at 290HP. Engine development is frozen during the season.
Driver Upgrades
Race Class Upgrade: £50,000
Improves Race Ability: 0.10 to 0.30
Decreases Qualifying Ability: What it gains on race ability
Aggression: 0.10 to 0.30
Passing: 1 to 5
Increases MinRacing Skill: Same value as race ability
Qualifying Class Upgrade: £50,000
Improves Qualifying Ability: 0.10 to 0.30
Decreases Race Ability: What it gains on qualifying ability
Aggression: 0.10 to 0.30
Consistency: 0.10 to 0.30
Decreases MinRacing Skill: What it gains on qualifying ability
Wet Weather Class Upgrade: £50,000
Increases Wet Weather Ability - 0.10 to 0.30
Increases MinRacing Skill – Same value as wet weather ability
Test Drivers
Test Drivers can be used by manufacturer teams to increase (or, decrease, if you’re unlucky) their upgrade gains.
The bonus or penalty applied to upgrade gains depends on the Feedback Stat of the Test Driver.
The following is the list of possible Feedback Stat values:
Very Bad: Looses 10% of the values gained by RNG.
Bad: Looses 5% of the values gained by RNG.
Decent: Gains 0% of the values gained by RNG.
Good: Gains 5% of the values gained by RNG.
Very Good: Gains 15% of the value gained by RNG.
Excellent: Gains 25% into the value gained by RNG.
Test Driver bonus can be applied a maximum of 2 times in a season. Test Driver bonus can only be applied once per upgrade window.
Manufacturer efforts and privateer efforts are allowed into the championship.
Each entry can enter a maximum of 2 cars per weekend, each with 1 driver.
A maximum of 50 entries per round is allowed. From those, 18 will be available to manufacturers, 20 to full time-privateers and the remaining to part-timers.
A user can enter a maximum of one manufacturer entry, one full-time privateers and 2 part-time entries (including one-offs) per round.
NEW: Entries cannot be posted outside its specified times - start of the season and before Macau (for local entries).
NEW: Entries with negative budgets cannot perform monetary operations that involve the spending of money (e.g. updates, buying a new car, hiring drivers that aren’t pay-drivers, etc.). until they go back to being in the positive.
NEW: Chassis cannot be leased between teams - only sold.
Manufacturer Entries
(New) Manufacturer entries have a starting budget of £500,000.
Budgets from previous season carry on into 1992.
Each manufacturer entry must have two main drivers and a test driver under contract.
Manufacturer entries must enter 2 cars in every race weekend of the season to be classified for the Manufacturer Championship.
NEW: Manufacturer entries can choose one of the three available tiers of goals:
Tier-1: Provides £150,000 to the entry. In case goal isn’t met, team is hit with a £250,000 penalty. If the goal is met, the team is rewarded with an additional £150,000.
Tier-2: Provides £100,000 to the entry. In case goal isn’t met, team is hit with a £200,000 penalty. If the goal is met, the team is rewarded with an additional £100,000.
Tier-3: Provides £50,000 to the entry. In case goal isn’t met, team is hit with a £100,000 penalty. If the goal is met, the team is rewarded with an additional £50,000.
Goals for each manufacturer can be found under the “Manufacturer Goals” tab in the available budget Excel sheet.
Manufacturer entries are in control of the building and selling of the current year specification of chassis. More information on this can be found in the Chassis section.
NEW: If a manufacturer entry finishes the season with a negative budget, that manufacturer will leave the series for the next season, as it will deem the investment isn’t worth it given the obtained results. Treat your finances with care!
Privateer Entries
(New) Privateer entries budget will be calculated based on the following percentage of the schedule they enter:
>=75% - £250,000
50-75% - £125,000
25-50% - £75,000
<=25% - £25,000
Budgets from previous season carry on into 1992.
Drivers
Both real life and canon drivers can be used.
Performance for drivers will be based both on canon results and real-life results.
In case a canon driver doesn’t have any previous background associated, he’ll get his performance determined by RNG.
Drivers have a minimum wage of £5,000 per round.
Drivers can be released of their contract, but the team will have to pay them their full contract worth in money.
Team owners don’t require a wage.
Pay-drivers
Pay-drivers do not require a minimum wage.
NEW: Pay-drivers can't be signed as test-drivers.
A driver can be classified as a pay-driver when it is associated with a certain sponsor.
Based on the sponsor, the driver will be determined to be a tier-1 or tier-2 pay-driver.
Tier-1 Pay-Driver: Can bring a minimum of £40,000 a year and a maximum of £80,000 a year.
Tier-2 Pay-Driver: Can bring a minimum of £10,000 a year and a maximum of £40,000 a year.
The amount of money each pay-driver brings to a team will be determined by RNG.
The amount of money each pay-driver brings is also calculated based on the percentage of races that he’ll run during the season.
If a pay-driver gets released by a team while under contract, the team will have to pay them back their sponsorship plus 20% of that values for damages to sponsor trust.
A list of pay-drivers can be found on the available budget Excel sheet, with the name “Pay-Drivers”. More can be added depending on research and driver bids.
Note: While for canon drivers I’ll be lenient on this, for real life drivers I expect that declaring a driver as a pay-driver associates them with its personal sponsor from the time. I encourage some research on this!
Chassis
A full list of previously built chassis can be found under the “Chassis List” tab in the budget.
A chassis has the following properties to it:
Chassis Number: ID that identifies that chassis of the car.
Current Owner: Entry that owns the property to that chassis ID.
Year Built: Year the chassis was originally built. The year the chassis was built impacts directly the performance of it. Chassis Aging is explained further below in this section.
Wear: Wear of the chassis, in percentage.
Value: Current value of the chassis, considering its initial price and depreciation.
Lifetime Avg.: Average reliability of the chassis.
Lifetime Var.: Variance of the lifetime avg. value. Hidden value for players.
Weight: Weight of the chassis. Presented in kilograms. The lower, the lighter the chassis. A chassis can’t have a weight below 1000kg.
Front Grip: Front grip of the chassis. The higher, the better. Grip values are distributed for dry and wet performance.
Rear Grip: Rear grip of the chassis. The higher, the better. Grip values are distributed for dry and wet performance.
Drag: Drag coefficient of the chassis. The lower, the better.
NEW: Teams cannot enter different vehicles in the same race (e.g., if a team owns an E30 M3 and a 318i, they can’t enter both. They can only enter two E30 M3’s or two 318i’s).
NEW: Teams cannot own more than 4 different chassis. This applies to both privateers and manufacturers.
Chassis Building
Manufacturer entries are in control of the building and selling of the current year specification of chassis. In this case, manufacturers control the production of 1992 spec cars.
NEW: The cost of the upgrades into a 1992 spec car, for a manufacturer entry, is of £50,000. For this season, these are applied automatically, but next season, it will be the team manager’s choice.
NEW: Building an entire new manufacturer car costs the manufacturer team £200,000.
Building a new chassis costs £10,000 to the manufacturer.
NEW: Privateer efforts can now build their own version of a chassis as well. To do that, a privateer must have upgraded its car to be different than the one they got from the manufacturer team.
NEW: Teams on negative budget can build chassis and sell them.
Chassis Wear
Each built chassis has a wear value between 0 and 100%.
When a chassis hits 100% wear, it will be considered totaled and, therefore, not usable.
For each 10% wear, a chassis loses 0.01 in its grip values and suffers an increase of 0.01 of drag.
The cost of repairing chassis wear costs £2,000 per 10% of wear.
Chassis Aging
Chassis aging occurs at the end of each season.
Chassis aging impacts all the cars that exist within the universe that were not modified into their next year counterparts. Only manufacturer entries can do this action and it is done automatically by the game.
NEW: Chassis aging affect’s reliability, drag and grip values, in the following manner:
Super Touring:
Reliability: Lifetime Avg. decreases by 400; Lifetime Var. increases by 400.
Drag: Increases by 0.01
Grip: Reduces by 0.02
Group A Cars:
Reliability: Lifetime Avg. decreases by 800; Lifetime Var. increases by 800.
Drag: Increase by 0.02
Grip: Reduces by 0.04
NEW: A chassis depreciates 10% of its value per every year.
Chassis Market
The selling cost of the chassis is determined by builder of the chassis and only the builder of the chassis.
NEW: You can't sell a chassis with a value that is above its original price.
Teams can decide if the chassis sent to the buyer is a detuned version or not. Detuning a chassis can happen in the following manners:
Engine: Chassis sold comes at a 10HP deficit compared to its original counterpart.
Chassis: Chassis sold comes with minus 0.02 grip and an extra 0.02 of drag.
Both: Both above are applied.
None: Privateers get the same version as manufacturer.
Used Chassis Garage
NEW: Teams can sell their chassis to a used chassis garage for 50% of its original market price.
NEW: Privateer teams can buy chassis from the Used Chassis Garage from its listed price.
NEW: Unclaimed cars (with no owner) will get placed directly into the Used Chassis Garage.
NEW: Cars owned by manufacturers do not require to be placed into the Used Chassis Garage. They can be sold as museum pieces by £20,000, sold to privateers for a money that the manufacturer agrees or sold to the Used Chassis Garage for 50% of its original market price.
NEW: Inactive teams from a previous season (e.g. who are not entered in any single race) will get their chassis placed automatically into the Used Chassis Garage and will be disbanded from the WTCM universe.
Upgrades
Teams can ask for a maximum of 6 upgrades – 3 for a vehicle and 3 for drivers - per season.
Upgrades can be either asked for vehicles and drivers.
Upgrades can be requested by both manufacturer and privateers.
NEW: Manufacturers must sell vehicle upgrade to privateers at 100% of the price of the original upgrades. Privateers can not sell their upgrades to any other team. That includes both other privateers and manufacturers.
NEW: Manufacturers can only sell vehicle upgrades to privateers if they have the exact same chassis parameters. In other words, any manufacturer who does not provide a factory car or that applies a chassis penalty to its privateers can not sell their upgrades to them under any circunstance.
NEW: There will be three specific upgrade windows: after Road America, after Brno and after Anderstorp.
Teams can only request a maximum of one upgrade (of each chassis and driver) during an upgrade window.
Upgrade results are determined by RNG.
Vehicle Upgrade
Chassis Upgrade: £150,000
Grip Improvement: 0.005 to 0.02
Drag Decrease: 0.001 to 0.005
Decreases reliability: 100 per each 0.01 grip improvement
Weight Upgrade: £100,000
Decreases chassis weight: 1kg to 10kg
Decreases reliability: 10 per each kg
Reliability Upgrade: £75,000
Increases reliability: 50 to 150 increase
Increases chassis weight: 10 for each 50
Engine Rebuild: £700,000
Engine gets brand new stats.
Chassis Rebuild: £500,000
Chassis gets brand new stats.
Note: Engines are capped off at 290HP. Engine development is frozen during the season.
Driver Upgrades
Race Class Upgrade: £50,000
Improves Race Ability: 0.10 to 0.30
Decreases Qualifying Ability: What it gains on race ability
Aggression: 0.10 to 0.30
Passing: 1 to 5
Increases MinRacing Skill: Same value as race ability
Qualifying Class Upgrade: £50,000
Improves Qualifying Ability: 0.10 to 0.30
Decreases Race Ability: What it gains on qualifying ability
Aggression: 0.10 to 0.30
Consistency: 0.10 to 0.30
Decreases MinRacing Skill: What it gains on qualifying ability
Wet Weather Class Upgrade: £50,000
Increases Wet Weather Ability - 0.10 to 0.30
Increases MinRacing Skill – Same value as wet weather ability
Test Drivers
Test Drivers can be used by manufacturer teams to increase (or, decrease, if you’re unlucky) their upgrade gains.
The bonus or penalty applied to upgrade gains depends on the Feedback Stat of the Test Driver.
The following is the list of possible Feedback Stat values:
Very Bad: Looses 10% of the values gained by RNG.
Bad: Looses 5% of the values gained by RNG.
Decent: Gains 0% of the values gained by RNG.
Good: Gains 5% of the values gained by RNG.
Very Good: Gains 15% of the value gained by RNG.
Excellent: Gains 25% into the value gained by RNG.
Test Driver bonus can be applied a maximum of 2 times in a season. Test Driver bonus can only be applied once per upgrade window.
Mario on Gutierrez after the Italian Grand Prix wrote:He's no longer just a bit of a tool, he's the entire tool set.
18-07-2015: Forever in our hearts Jules.
25-08-2015: Forever in our hearts Justin.
Re: 1992 WTCM - Don't Post!
Prizes
Endurance Race Prizes
1st: 40.000
2nd: 30.000
3rd: 20.000
4th: 15.000
5th: 10.000
6th: 9.000
7th: 8.000
8th: 7.000
9th: 6.000
10th: 5.000
11th: 4.000
<12th: 3.000
DNF: 1.000
Pole Position: 4.000
Fastest Lap: 4.000
Feature and Sprint Race Prizes
1st: 20.000
2nd: 15.000
3rd: 10.000
4th: 9.000
5th: 8.000
6th: 7.000
7th: 6.000
8th: 5.000
9th: 4.000
<10th: 3.000
DNF: 1.000
Pole Position: 2.000
Fastest Lap: 2.000
Endurance Race Prizes (Independents)
1st: 20.000
2nd: 15.000
3rd: 10.000
4th: 9.000
5th: 8.000
6th: 7.000
7th: 6.000
8th: 5.000
9th: 4.000
<10th: 3.000
DNF: 1.000
Pole Position: 2.000
Fastest Lap: 2.000
Feature and Sprint Race Prizes (Independents)
1st: 10.000
2nd: 8.000
3rd: 6.000
4th: 5.000
5th: 4.000
<6th: 3.000
DNF: 1.000
Pole Position: 1.000
Fastest Lap: 1.000
Endurance Race Prizes (Manufacturers)
1st: 20.000
2nd: 16.000
3rd: 12.000
4th: 10.000
5th: 8.000
6th: 6.000
7th: 4.000
<8th: 2.000
DNF: 1.000
Pole Position: 2.000
Fastest Lap: 2.000
Feature and Sprint Race Prizes (Manufacturers)
1st: 10.000
2nd: 8.000
3rd: 6.000
4th: 5.000
5th: 4.000
<6th: 3.000
DNF: 1.000
Pole Position: 1.000
Fastest Lap: 1.000
Pre-Qualifying Prizes
1st: 10.000
2nd: 8.000
3rd: 6.000
4th: 5.000
5th: 4.000
<6th: 3.000
Pole Position: 2.000
Fastest Lap: 2.000
Driver Championship Prizes
1st: 250.000
2nd: 200.000
3rd: 150.000
4th: 100.000
5th: 75.000
6th: 70.000
7th: 60.000
8th: 50.000
9th: 45.000
10th: 40.000
11th: 35.000
12th: 30.000
13th: 25.000
14th: 20.000
15th: 15.000
16th: 10.000
<17th: 5.000
Teams Championship Prizes
1st: 150.000
2nd: 100.000
3rd: 75.000
4th: 50.000
5th: 40.000
6th: 30.000
7th: 20.000
8th: 10.000
<9th: 5.000
Manufacturer Championship Prizes
1st: 500.000
2nd: 400.000
3rd: 300.000
4th: 250.000
5th: 200.000
6th: 150.000
7th: 100.000
8th: 50.000
9th: 25.000
10th: 10.000
<11th: 5.000
Independents Championship Prizes
1st: 150.000
2nd: 100.000
3rd: 75.000
4th: 50.000
5th: 45.000
6th: 40.000
7th: 35.000
8th: 30.000
9th: 25.000
10th: 20.000
11th: 15.000
12th: 10.000
<13th: 5.000
The following information is important:
Budgets and Chassis
Championship Standings
Reall the rules with care! They are all important.
Waiting List:
1. pasta_maldonado
2. Pinkd56
3. _gg_
Endurance Race Prizes
1st: 40.000
2nd: 30.000
3rd: 20.000
4th: 15.000
5th: 10.000
6th: 9.000
7th: 8.000
8th: 7.000
9th: 6.000
10th: 5.000
11th: 4.000
<12th: 3.000
DNF: 1.000
Pole Position: 4.000
Fastest Lap: 4.000
Feature and Sprint Race Prizes
1st: 20.000
2nd: 15.000
3rd: 10.000
4th: 9.000
5th: 8.000
6th: 7.000
7th: 6.000
8th: 5.000
9th: 4.000
<10th: 3.000
DNF: 1.000
Pole Position: 2.000
Fastest Lap: 2.000
Endurance Race Prizes (Independents)
1st: 20.000
2nd: 15.000
3rd: 10.000
4th: 9.000
5th: 8.000
6th: 7.000
7th: 6.000
8th: 5.000
9th: 4.000
<10th: 3.000
DNF: 1.000
Pole Position: 2.000
Fastest Lap: 2.000
Feature and Sprint Race Prizes (Independents)
1st: 10.000
2nd: 8.000
3rd: 6.000
4th: 5.000
5th: 4.000
<6th: 3.000
DNF: 1.000
Pole Position: 1.000
Fastest Lap: 1.000
Endurance Race Prizes (Manufacturers)
1st: 20.000
2nd: 16.000
3rd: 12.000
4th: 10.000
5th: 8.000
6th: 6.000
7th: 4.000
<8th: 2.000
DNF: 1.000
Pole Position: 2.000
Fastest Lap: 2.000
Feature and Sprint Race Prizes (Manufacturers)
1st: 10.000
2nd: 8.000
3rd: 6.000
4th: 5.000
5th: 4.000
<6th: 3.000
DNF: 1.000
Pole Position: 1.000
Fastest Lap: 1.000
Pre-Qualifying Prizes
1st: 10.000
2nd: 8.000
3rd: 6.000
4th: 5.000
5th: 4.000
<6th: 3.000
Pole Position: 2.000
Fastest Lap: 2.000
Driver Championship Prizes
1st: 250.000
2nd: 200.000
3rd: 150.000
4th: 100.000
5th: 75.000
6th: 70.000
7th: 60.000
8th: 50.000
9th: 45.000
10th: 40.000
11th: 35.000
12th: 30.000
13th: 25.000
14th: 20.000
15th: 15.000
16th: 10.000
<17th: 5.000
Teams Championship Prizes
1st: 150.000
2nd: 100.000
3rd: 75.000
4th: 50.000
5th: 40.000
6th: 30.000
7th: 20.000
8th: 10.000
<9th: 5.000
Manufacturer Championship Prizes
1st: 500.000
2nd: 400.000
3rd: 300.000
4th: 250.000
5th: 200.000
6th: 150.000
7th: 100.000
8th: 50.000
9th: 25.000
10th: 10.000
<11th: 5.000
Independents Championship Prizes
1st: 150.000
2nd: 100.000
3rd: 75.000
4th: 50.000
5th: 45.000
6th: 40.000
7th: 35.000
8th: 30.000
9th: 25.000
10th: 20.000
11th: 15.000
12th: 10.000
<13th: 5.000
The following information is important:
Budgets and Chassis
Championship Standings
Reall the rules with care! They are all important.
Waiting List:
1. pasta_maldonado
2. Pinkd56
3. _gg_
Mario on Gutierrez after the Italian Grand Prix wrote:He's no longer just a bit of a tool, he's the entire tool set.
18-07-2015: Forever in our hearts Jules.
25-08-2015: Forever in our hearts Justin.
Re: 1992 WTCM - Don't Post!
Autosport, January 1992 wrote:WTCM releases details for second Super Touring season
FISA have announced the details for the 1992 World Touring Car Masters season. FISA have explained the short delay in announcing the final ruleset due to a "long process of discussion with the manufacturers currently involved in the series and with possible new ones looking to homogolate their cars to compete from 1993 onwards", said FISA president Max Mosley.
The second season ran under the Super Touring ruleset will keep most of the calendar from 1991. While the final details on proper dates for each race haven't yet been announced, the full calendar can be found down below:
1st Round: Symmons Plains Raceway
2nd Round: TI Circuit Aida
3rd Round: Road America
4th Round: Kyalami
5th Round: Silverstone (Endurance Race)
6th Round: Circuit de Pau-Ville
7th Round: Masaryk Circuit
8th Round: Autodromo di Vallelunga
9th Round: Brands Hatch
10th Round: Anderstorp Raceway
11th Round: Spa-Francorchamps (Endurance Race)
12th Round: Hockenheimring
13th Round: Guia Circuit
The calendar will once again open up in Australia, with a trip to Symmons Plains, before going to Japan, for a visit at Aida, and then to America, as WTCM visits Road America for the first time. The crashes that have happened at the track in the last two seasons seem to have contribued greatly to the switch in venue for the series. A return to Kyalami shows up as the last fly-away round before the European season, which kicks off with the Tourist Trophy - this time, held at the Silverstone Grand Prix Layout. It follows with visits to Pau, Brno, the first visit of WTCM to the italian racetrack of Vallelunga, Brands Hatch, the endurance race at Spa, and the return of the Hockenheimring to the calendar for the first time since 1988 - this time, under the full Grand Prix layout. The season finale will be hosted on the streets of Macau, once again.
The major rule-changes to the cars has been with the engine development getting frozen during the season. Max Mosley has been quoted this was the biggest struggle between FISA and the manufacturers. "They wanted us to increase the engine cap this year, allowing them to develop as they wished. We were reluctant at first to accept, but eventually we realized that this wasn't Group A anymore. This is Super Touring, and it's all about having the best competition for the best drivers in the world. They eventually accepted a the engine freezing and the reduction in the power cap, but we are expecting the fight to continue during the season."
Silvio Bachot will start the 1992 season as the defending champion. BMW Team Schnitzer are the defending teams champions, while Vauxhall the defending manufacturer champions.
So, first thing first, before we carry on:
Team managers who managed a manufacturer team (except Rated and Pinkd56) have until the 22nd April to declare interest in carrying on managing their team for 1992.
Mario on Gutierrez after the Italian Grand Prix wrote:He's no longer just a bit of a tool, he's the entire tool set.
18-07-2015: Forever in our hearts Jules.
25-08-2015: Forever in our hearts Justin.
Re: 1992 WTCM - 1991 Factory Managers: declare your interest
Vauxhall Sport will return in 1992, now with a British licence.
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Re: 1992 WTCM - 1991 Factory Managers: declare your interest
Peugeot shall return to the path to bankruptcy.
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Re: 1992 WTCM - 1991 Factory Managers: declare your interest
Mitsubishi Motors Press Release wrote:Mitsubishi renews it's partnership with Mitsubishi Ralliart Europe for the 1992 World Touring Car Masters, with expectations to change the expectations for continued running of the works Mitsubishi team.
Funding prospects are still in negotiation.
I will continue to run Mitsubishi as Mitsubishi Ralliart Europe.
Klon wrote:What did poor André do to you for him to be insulted like that?
Re: 1992 WTCM - 1991 Factory Managers: declare your interest
Tom Walkinshaw will continue his inexorable march toward Anglo-Teutonic glory with Audi.
Klon, on Alt-F1 wrote: I like to think it's more poker than gambling, though.
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Re: 1992 WTCM - 1991 Factory Managers: declare your interest
Union Saver Developments will continue with the series alongside Toyota
Re: 1992 WTCM - 1991 Factory Managers: declare your interest
Well, time is up! Sorry to all involved, but if you wish to enter a team, you will still be able to enter a privateer of course.
So, therefore, we have the following teams without manager:
BMW (BMW Team Schnitzer
Lada
Mazda (Mazdaspeed Team Taisan)
Nissan (Nissan Janspeed Racing)
So, the following people can choose a manufacturer:
1. pimmy
2. Frogfoot9013
3. Spooder918
4. takagi_for_the_win
Picking will done with first come, firt serve. Just say the manufacturer you wish to take over. Whoever picks Lada must choose a team name and present a back-story for that choosing. You have 48 hours to do this.
So, therefore, we have the following teams without manager:
BMW (BMW Team Schnitzer
Lada
Mazda (Mazdaspeed Team Taisan)
Nissan (Nissan Janspeed Racing)
So, the following people can choose a manufacturer:
1. pimmy
2. Frogfoot9013
3. Spooder918
4. takagi_for_the_win
Picking will done with first come, firt serve. Just say the manufacturer you wish to take over. Whoever picks Lada must choose a team name and present a back-story for that choosing. You have 48 hours to do this.
Mario on Gutierrez after the Italian Grand Prix wrote:He's no longer just a bit of a tool, he's the entire tool set.
18-07-2015: Forever in our hearts Jules.
25-08-2015: Forever in our hearts Justin.
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Re: 1992 WTCM - pimmy required... until tomorrow!
User: Frogfoot9013
Manufacturer: Lada Team Brock (AUS)
Background: As Peter Brock was the Australian Lada importer at this time, he is the natural choice for running Lada's foray into WTCM!![Pantano :pantano:](./images/smilies/icon_pantano.png)
Manufacturer: Lada Team Brock (AUS)
Background: As Peter Brock was the Australian Lada importer at this time, he is the natural choice for running Lada's foray into WTCM!
![Pantano :pantano:](./images/smilies/icon_pantano.png)
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James Hunt, commentating on the 1991 German Grand Prix wrote:The Benettons looking very smart together on the track, mostly because they're both going so slowly.
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Re: 1992 WTCM - pimmy, Frogfoot, Takagi and spooder required
I'll take Mazda
Rotary engine time
Rotary engine time
Jack Aitken!that guy from '18 US GP wrote: NYOOOOOOOM
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Re: 1992 WTCM - pimmy, Frogfoot, Takagi and spooder required
Putting my name down as first reserve for the manufacturers, should a space appear
Klon wrote:more liek Nick Ass-idy amirite?
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Re: 1992 WTCM - pimmy, Frogfoot, Takagi and spooder required
Out of blind loyalty to the most Irish Anglo-Hungarian to ever set foot in the BTCC paddock, I'll go with Nissan.
TORA! TORA! TORA!
Re: 1992 WTCM - pimmy, Frogfoot, Takagi and spooder required
Can I please be placed on the waiting list.
Re: 1992 WTCM - Chassis wheeling and deading until April 30t
This is the following list of manufacturers for 1992:
Vauxhall (Dom/Vauxhall Sport)
Toyota (SeedStriker/Union Saver Developments)
BMW (pimmy/BMW Team Schnitzer)
Mazda (Spooder918/Mazdaspeed Team Taisan)
Nissan (takagi_for_the_win/Nissan Janspeed Racing)
Mitsubishi (CaptainGetz12/Mitsubishi Ralliart Europe)
Peugeot (Gertrand Bachot/Peugeot Talbot Sport)
Audi (kevinbotz/TWR Audi)
Lada (Frogfoot9013/Lada Team Brock)
Therefore, it is time to move into the next section of the preparation of the season, which is chassis wheeling and dealing!
For this section, teams from 1991 can choose what to do with their cars from last year.
I really recommend reading the entirety of the chassis section of the rules, found in the second post of this thread.
Therefore, 1991 teams (including Volkswagen and Mercedes, excluding Lada) must inform what they plan to do with their 1991 vehicles. A full list of chassis stats and built cars can be found in the Chassis List tab of:
HERE
Remember: this section is only to inform if you plan to put your car into the used garage chassis (if your a privateer), if you want to it sold to a museum (manufacturers) or if you want to sell your chassis to another privateer. This is are all your decision, and I repeat: read in full the chassis section of the second post, all the important information is there.
Finally, this is the form you must fill-out then:
Whoever doesn't fill out this form, their chassis will stay under your ownership. Whoever breaks any of the specified rules will get penalized
Note for Rated and Zakspeed: If you choose to keep the 1992 Sierra Sapphire's, you are the "owner" of the Sierra Sapphire chassis rights and, therefore, you can build further versions of the car.
1992 manufacturers have to fullfill this form as well:
Vauxhall (Dom/Vauxhall Sport)
Toyota (SeedStriker/Union Saver Developments)
BMW (pimmy/BMW Team Schnitzer)
Mazda (Spooder918/Mazdaspeed Team Taisan)
Nissan (takagi_for_the_win/Nissan Janspeed Racing)
Mitsubishi (CaptainGetz12/Mitsubishi Ralliart Europe)
Peugeot (Gertrand Bachot/Peugeot Talbot Sport)
Audi (kevinbotz/TWR Audi)
Lada (Frogfoot9013/Lada Team Brock)
Therefore, it is time to move into the next section of the preparation of the season, which is chassis wheeling and dealing!
For this section, teams from 1991 can choose what to do with their cars from last year.
I really recommend reading the entirety of the chassis section of the rules, found in the second post of this thread.
Therefore, 1991 teams (including Volkswagen and Mercedes, excluding Lada) must inform what they plan to do with their 1991 vehicles. A full list of chassis stats and built cars can be found in the Chassis List tab of:
HERE
Remember: this section is only to inform if you plan to put your car into the used garage chassis (if your a privateer), if you want to it sold to a museum (manufacturers) or if you want to sell your chassis to another privateer. This is are all your decision, and I repeat: read in full the chassis section of the second post, all the important information is there.
Finally, this is the form you must fill-out then:
Code: Select all
[b]For Manufacturers:[/b]
Team Name:
Chassis Name Number:
Operation (museum/used chassis/available to purchase for agreed price):
[b]For Privateers:[/b]
Team Name:
Chassis Name and Number:
Operation (used chassis/available to purchase for agreed price/keep them):
Whoever doesn't fill out this form, their chassis will stay under your ownership. Whoever breaks any of the specified rules will get penalized
![Wink ;)](./images/smilies/icon_e_wink.gif)
Note for Rated and Zakspeed: If you choose to keep the 1992 Sierra Sapphire's, you are the "owner" of the Sierra Sapphire chassis rights and, therefore, you can build further versions of the car.
1992 manufacturers have to fullfill this form as well:
Code: Select all
Vehicle: (your vehicle, its shown on bold in the Car Stats page)
Cost: (cost for privateers)
Detuning: Engine/Chassis/Both/None (information in Chassis Market in second post)
Manufacturer Goal (list in the Manufacturer Goals tab):
Mario on Gutierrez after the Italian Grand Prix wrote:He's no longer just a bit of a tool, he's the entire tool set.
18-07-2015: Forever in our hearts Jules.
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Re: 1992 WTCM - Chassis wheeling and deading until April 30t
Team Name: Autosport Mannschaft Gelsenkirchen
Chassis Name and Number: Opel Vectra '91 #801
Opel Vectra '91 #802
Operation: selling both cars for 20k each. otherwise, Used Car Garage.
Chassis Name and Number: Opel Vectra '91 #801
Opel Vectra '91 #802
Operation: selling both cars for 20k each. otherwise, Used Car Garage.
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Re: 1992 WTCM - Chassis wheeling and deading until April 30t
Team Name: Mercedes-Benz AMG (that one) Team
Chassis Name Number: #1,#2,#3
Operation: all going to the museum.
Chassis Name Number: #1,#2,#3
Operation: all going to the museum.
Re: 1992 WTCM - Chassis wheeling and deading until April 30t
Team Name: Volkswagen
Chassis Name Number: Volkswagen Golf Mk3 #1
Operation: Museum
Team Name: Volkswagen
Chassis Name Number: Volkswagen Golf Mk3 #2
Operation: Museum
Team Name: Volkswagen
Chassis Name Number: Volkswagen Golf Mk3 #3
Operation: Museum
TWR Audi
Vehicle: '92 Audi 80
Cost: TBD
Detuning: Engine
Manufacturer Goal (list in the Manufacturer Goals tab): Tier 1
Chassis Name Number: Volkswagen Golf Mk3 #1
Operation: Museum
Team Name: Volkswagen
Chassis Name Number: Volkswagen Golf Mk3 #2
Operation: Museum
Team Name: Volkswagen
Chassis Name Number: Volkswagen Golf Mk3 #3
Operation: Museum
TWR Audi
Vehicle: '92 Audi 80
Cost: TBD
Detuning: Engine
Manufacturer Goal (list in the Manufacturer Goals tab): Tier 1
Klon, on Alt-F1 wrote: I like to think it's more poker than gambling, though.
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Re: 1992 WTCM - Chassis wheeling and deading until April 30t
Team Name: Union Saver Developments
Team Country: Austria
Vehicle: Toyota Carina II
Cost: 20.000
Detuning: Both
Team Numbers: #16, #17
Manufacter Goal: Win one of the Championships
Team Country: Austria
Vehicle: Toyota Carina II
Cost: 20.000
Detuning: Both
Team Numbers: #16, #17
Manufacter Goal: Win one of the Championships
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Re: 1992 WTCM - Chassis wheeling and deading until April 30t
Team Name: Larsen Racing System
Chassis Name and Number: #2
Operation: Purchasable for £15999.99, otherwise kept as spare chassis
Chassis Name and Number: #3
Operation: Purchasable for £15999.99, otherwise going to the used chassis garage now sold to Team Racing for £15999.99
Chassis Name and Number: #2
Operation: Purchasable for £15999.99, otherwise kept as spare chassis
Chassis Name and Number: #3
Operation: Purchasable for £15999.99, otherwise going to the used chassis garage now sold to Team Racing for £15999.99
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Named after HRT, now on HRT
Named after HRT, now on HRT
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Re: 1992 WTCM - Chassis wheeling and deading until April 30t
Nissan Janspeed Racing
Vehicle: 1992 Nissan Primera
Cost: TBD
Detuning: Both
Manufacturer Goal (list in the Manufacturer Goals tab): Tier 3
Vehicle: 1992 Nissan Primera
Cost: TBD
Detuning: Both
Manufacturer Goal (list in the Manufacturer Goals tab): Tier 3
TORA! TORA! TORA!
Re: 1992 WTCM - Chassis wheeling and deading until April 30t
Team: Vauxhall Sport
Vehicle: '92 Vauxhall Cavalier (Opel Vectra for privateers)
Cost: TBD - Larsen and AM Gelsenkirchen will get a 5k discount, other 1991 Opel users will get a 2.5k discount
Detuning: Engine
Manufacturer Goal (list in the Manufacturer Goals tab): Tier 2
Vehicle: '92 Vauxhall Cavalier (Opel Vectra for privateers)
Cost: TBD - Larsen and AM Gelsenkirchen will get a 5k discount, other 1991 Opel users will get a 2.5k discount
Detuning: Engine
Manufacturer Goal (list in the Manufacturer Goals tab): Tier 2
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Re: 1992 WTCM - Chassis wheeling and deading until April 30t
Team Name: BMW Team Schnitzer
Chassis Name Number: BMW E30 M3 Evo #2
Operation: Museum
Team Name: BMW Team Schnitzer
Chassis Name Number: BMW E30 M3 Evo #3
Operation: Museum
Team: BMW Team Schnitzer
Vehicle: BMW 318i
Cost: TBA
Detuning: Chassis
Manufacturer Goal: Tier 1
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Team Name: Team Take One
Chassis Name and Number: BMW E30 M3 #1
Operation: Sell for 20,500.
Chassis Name Number: BMW E30 M3 Evo #2
Operation: Museum
Team Name: BMW Team Schnitzer
Chassis Name Number: BMW E30 M3 Evo #3
Operation: Museum
Team: BMW Team Schnitzer
Vehicle: BMW 318i
Cost: TBA
Detuning: Chassis
Manufacturer Goal: Tier 1
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Team Name: Team Take One
Chassis Name and Number: BMW E30 M3 #1
Operation: Sell for 20,500.
Re: 1992 WTCM - Chassis wheeling and deading until April 30t
Zakspeed keeps the upgraded Sierra for 1992.
Team Name : Zakspeed
Vehicle: '92 Zakspeed Ford Sierra (Ford Sierra Sapphire for privateers. No Merkur as it was dropped in 1989)
Cost: 16 000
Detuning: None
Manufacturer Goal: N/A
Team Name : Zakspeed
Vehicle: '92 Zakspeed Ford Sierra (Ford Sierra Sapphire for privateers. No Merkur as it was dropped in 1989)
Cost: 16 000
Detuning: None
Manufacturer Goal: N/A
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BORDAS BORDAS BORDAS
Re: 1992 WTCM - Chassis wheeling and deading until April 30t
Courage Competition will send their two Mazdas to the used car lot and retreat fairly quickly.
Re: 1992 WTCM - Chassis wheeling and deading until April 30t
Poker Golf will put all their chips on the table and send their two cars to the used car lot.
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Re: 1992 WTCM - Chassis wheeling and deading until April 30t
Team Racing wants to buy chassis #3 off LRS for £15999.99.
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Re: 1992 WTCM - Chassis wheeling and deading until April 30t
Frogfoot9013 wrote:Team Racing wants to buy chassis #3 off LRS for £15999.99.
Deal.
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Re: 1992 WTCM - Chassis wheeling and deading until April 30t
Pasta will be taking over Mazda, as Sprooder informed me he didn't have time to participate in the series. Fortunately, he can still enter a privateer as he wishes.
These are my teams' decisions by the way:
Team Name: Kaliber ICS Racing
Chassis Name and Number: Toyota Carina #4 and #5
Operation (used chassis/available to purchase for agreed price/keep them): Used Chassis Garage
Team Name: Team Le Mans
Chassis Name and Number: Nissan Primera eGT #4
Operation (used chassis/available to purchase for agreed price/keep them): Used Chassis Garage
Team Name: Prodrive
Chassis Name and Number: BMW 318is #1 and #2
Operation (used chassis/available to purchase for agreed price/keep them): Used Chassis Garage
Now it's time to do driver bids, but before that, let me post the final calendar dates (they're also on the wiki) for the 1992 season:
1st Round: Symmons Plains Raceway (March 6-8)
2nd Round: TI Circuit Aida (March 27-29)
3rd Round: Road America (April 24-26)
4th Round: Kyalami (May 22-24)
5th Round: Silverstone (Endurance Race) (June 19-21)
6th Round: Circuit de Pau-Ville (July 10-12)
7th Round: Masaryk Circuit (July 24-26)
8th Round: Autodromo di Vallelunga (August 7-9)
9th Round: Brands Hatch (August 28-30)
10th Round: Anderstorp Raceway (September 11-13)
11th Round: Spa-Francorchamps (Endurance Race) (October 9-11)
12th Round: Hockenheimring (October 23-25)
13th Round: Guia Circuit (November 20-22)
Beware clashes with other canon series then.
First, a reminder: You can still perform chasssis operations during sign-ups. Just fill out the forms below for your teams:
Secondly, the following drivers are under contract for 1992 already:
Tim Harvey and Bernd Schneider (Vauxhall Sport)
Philippe Alliot, Yannick Dalmas and Jean-Pierre Jabouille (Peugeot Talbot Sport)
Will Hoy (Mazdaspeed Team Taisan)
Marc Hessel (BMW Team Schnitzer)
Kieth O'dor (Nissan Janspeed Racing)
Rest of the drivers are available, of course.
I've updated the budgets and chassis list according to the transactions already performed. You can find them: Here
Finally, after all this, we can present the sign-up forms:
For manufacturer entries:
Remember that, for privateers, you have to buy the cars from the manufacturers or use one of the cars you currently own.
Oh, yeah, and don't forget this: A user can place a maximum of one manufacturer entry, one full-time privateers and 2 one-off per round. Recommend reading the Entries section in the first post of this page as well.
For privateer entries:
For driver bids:
Remember: manufacturer must hire a test driver as well.
Copy-pasting the entire driver section here in order to remember you all:
Drivers:
Both real life and canon drivers can be used.
Performance drivers will be based on canon results and real life results.
In case a canon driver doesn’t have any previous background associated, he’ll get his talent file RNG’ed.
Drivers have a minimum wage of £5,000 per round.
A driver can be classified as a paydriver. A driver can only be classified as a paydriver if you can associate him with a certain sponsor (for real life drivers, make sure you research about this). Depending on the sponsor and the driver, the driver will be determined to be either a tier 1 paydriver or a tier 2 paydriver.
Tier 1 paydriver can bring a quantity of up to 75,000 a year (if it ran all races) and a minimum of 30,000 (if it ran all races).
Tier 2 paydriver can bring a quantity of up to 40,000 a year (if it ran all races) and a minimum of 10,000 (if it ran all races).
You have one whole week to finish all these operations (until the 8th May). Enjoy and take your time. Any doubts, please ask on the topic (or Discord).
These are my teams' decisions by the way:
Team Name: Kaliber ICS Racing
Chassis Name and Number: Toyota Carina #4 and #5
Operation (used chassis/available to purchase for agreed price/keep them): Used Chassis Garage
Team Name: Team Le Mans
Chassis Name and Number: Nissan Primera eGT #4
Operation (used chassis/available to purchase for agreed price/keep them): Used Chassis Garage
Team Name: Prodrive
Chassis Name and Number: BMW 318is #1 and #2
Operation (used chassis/available to purchase for agreed price/keep them): Used Chassis Garage
Now it's time to do driver bids, but before that, let me post the final calendar dates (they're also on the wiki) for the 1992 season:
1st Round: Symmons Plains Raceway (March 6-8)
2nd Round: TI Circuit Aida (March 27-29)
3rd Round: Road America (April 24-26)
4th Round: Kyalami (May 22-24)
5th Round: Silverstone (Endurance Race) (June 19-21)
6th Round: Circuit de Pau-Ville (July 10-12)
7th Round: Masaryk Circuit (July 24-26)
8th Round: Autodromo di Vallelunga (August 7-9)
9th Round: Brands Hatch (August 28-30)
10th Round: Anderstorp Raceway (September 11-13)
11th Round: Spa-Francorchamps (Endurance Race) (October 9-11)
12th Round: Hockenheimring (October 23-25)
13th Round: Guia Circuit (November 20-22)
Beware clashes with other canon series then.
First, a reminder: You can still perform chasssis operations during sign-ups. Just fill out the forms below for your teams:
Code: Select all
[b]For Manufacturers:[/b]
Team Name:
Chassis Name Number:
Operation (museum/used chassis/available to purchase for agreed price):
[b]For Privateers:[/b]
Team Name:
Chassis Name and Number:
Operation (used chassis/available to purchase for agreed price/keep them):
Secondly, the following drivers are under contract for 1992 already:
Tim Harvey and Bernd Schneider (Vauxhall Sport)
Philippe Alliot, Yannick Dalmas and Jean-Pierre Jabouille (Peugeot Talbot Sport)
Will Hoy (Mazdaspeed Team Taisan)
Marc Hessel (BMW Team Schnitzer)
Kieth O'dor (Nissan Janspeed Racing)
Rest of the drivers are available, of course.
I've updated the budgets and chassis list according to the transactions already performed. You can find them: Here
Finally, after all this, we can present the sign-up forms:
For manufacturer entries:
Code: Select all
Team Name:
Team Country:
Vehicle:
Cost (required for those who have not posted yet):
Detuning (required for those who have not posted yet):
Team Numbers:
Manufacter Goal (required for those who have not posted yet):
Remember that, for privateers, you have to buy the cars from the manufacturers or use one of the cars you currently own.
Oh, yeah, and don't forget this: A user can place a maximum of one manufacturer entry, one full-time privateers and 2 one-off per round. Recommend reading the Entries section in the first post of this page as well.
For privateer entries:
Code: Select all
Team Name:
Team Country:
Vehicle (don't forget to mention the year of the vehicle!):
Number of Cars (if you are buying):
Rounds:
Team Numbers:
For driver bids:
Code: Select all
Driver Name:
Years of Contract (factory only):
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver):
Number:
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2):
Rounds:
Wage (per race):
Remember: manufacturer must hire a test driver as well.
Copy-pasting the entire driver section here in order to remember you all:
Drivers:
Both real life and canon drivers can be used.
Performance drivers will be based on canon results and real life results.
In case a canon driver doesn’t have any previous background associated, he’ll get his talent file RNG’ed.
Drivers have a minimum wage of £5,000 per round.
A driver can be classified as a paydriver. A driver can only be classified as a paydriver if you can associate him with a certain sponsor (for real life drivers, make sure you research about this). Depending on the sponsor and the driver, the driver will be determined to be either a tier 1 paydriver or a tier 2 paydriver.
Tier 1 paydriver can bring a quantity of up to 75,000 a year (if it ran all races) and a minimum of 30,000 (if it ran all races).
Tier 2 paydriver can bring a quantity of up to 40,000 a year (if it ran all races) and a minimum of 10,000 (if it ran all races).
You have one whole week to finish all these operations (until the 8th May). Enjoy and take your time. Any doubts, please ask on the topic (or Discord).
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Re: 1992 WTCM - Sign-ups are open until the 8th May!
Team Name: Larsen Racing System
Team Country: Sweden
Vehicle: Opel Vectra '92 (with discount)
Number of Cars: 2 (with the '91 chassis being kept as a third, spare car)
Rounds: All
Team Numbers: 80, 81
Driver Name: Andreas Larsen (DEC: me)
Driver Status: Equal if Thiim signed, otherwise #1
Number: 80
Pay-Driver: no
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): 8k per round (his dad still owns the team)
Driver Name: Kurt Thiim
Driver Status: Equal
Number: 81
Pay-Driver: no
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): 15k per round
Driver Name: Rickard Rydell
Driver Status: #2
Number: 81
Pay-Driver: no
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): 8k per round
Driver Name: Peggen Andersson
Driver Status: #2
Number: 81
Pay-Driver: no
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): 10k per round
Driver Name: Thorkild Thyrring
Driver Status: #2
Number: 81
Pay-Driver: yes (Danepak)
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): gib money please
Team Country: Sweden
Vehicle: Opel Vectra '92 (with discount)
Number of Cars: 2 (with the '91 chassis being kept as a third, spare car)
Rounds: All
Team Numbers: 80, 81
Driver Name: Andreas Larsen (DEC: me)
Driver Status: Equal if Thiim signed, otherwise #1
Number: 80
Pay-Driver: no
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): 8k per round (his dad still owns the team)
Driver Name: Kurt Thiim
Driver Status: Equal
Number: 81
Pay-Driver: no
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): 15k per round
Driver Name: Rickard Rydell
Driver Status: #2
Number: 81
Pay-Driver: no
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): 8k per round
Driver Name: Peggen Andersson
Driver Status: #2
Number: 81
Pay-Driver: no
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): 10k per round
Driver Name: Thorkild Thyrring
Driver Status: #2
Number: 81
Pay-Driver: yes (Danepak)
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): gib money please
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Re: 1992 WTCM - Sign-ups are open until the 8th May!
Mitsubishi Ralliart Europe has already upgraded it's two chassis to 1992-spec, so we will not do anything with them.
Vehicle: Mitsubishi Galant
Cost: 15000
Detuning: None
Manufacturer Goal (list in the Manufacturer Goals tab): Tier 2 (Score a point)
Benson & Hedges Racing will not contest 1992:
Team Name: Benson & Hedges Racing
Chassis Name Number: Ford Sierra RS Cosworth #2 1991
Operation: Used Car Garage
Car is for sale for 19000.
Finally, Dyson Racing will attempt to contest the Round of Americas and will await prices to be revealed for new and used chassis. The team hopes to run a 2-car operation.
Vehicle: Mitsubishi Galant
Cost: 15000
Detuning: None
Manufacturer Goal (list in the Manufacturer Goals tab): Tier 2 (Score a point)
Benson & Hedges Racing will not contest 1992:
Team Name: Benson & Hedges Racing
Chassis Name Number: Ford Sierra RS Cosworth #2 1991
Operation: Used Car Garage
Car is for sale for 19000.
Finally, Dyson Racing will attempt to contest the Round of Americas and will await prices to be revealed for new and used chassis. The team hopes to run a 2-car operation.
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Re: 1992 WTCM - Sign-ups are open until the 8th May!
1986 Formula One World Champion Guillaume Gauthier is looking for a drive.
Two other members of the ex-F1 bois club looking for drives are Valentino Nicchi and Gabriel Château.
Two other members of the ex-F1 bois club looking for drives are Valentino Nicchi and Gabriel Château.
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Re: 1992 WTCM - Sign-ups are open until the 8th May!
Lada Team Brock
Team Name: Lada Team Brock
Team Country: Australia
Vehicle: Lada Samara
Cost (required for those who have not posted yet): £12.5k
Detuning (required for those who have not posted yet): As if you can detune a Lada Samara![Pantano :pantano:](./images/smilies/icon_pantano.png)
Team Numbers: 05, 50
Manufacter Goal (required for those who have not posted yet): Tier 1
Driver bids (incomplete rn, will be updated later):
Car 05:
Driver Name: Peter Brock
Years of Contract (factory only): N/A (owner-driver)
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): #1
Number: 05
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): (Yes)
Rounds: 1
Wage (per race): N/A (owner-driver)
Note: Peter Brock will also serve as the team's test driver.
Driver Name: John Bowe (AUS)
Years of Contract (factory only): 1
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): #1
Number: 50 for Round 1, 05 Round 2 onwards
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): no
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): 12k
Driver Name: Neil Crompton (AUS)
Years of Contract (factory only): 1
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): #1
Number: 50 for Round 1, 05 Round 2 onwards
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): no
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): 8k
Driver Name: Paul Morris (AUS)
Years of Contract (factory only): 1
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): #1
Number: 50 for Round 1, 05 Round 2 onwards
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): no
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): 8k
Car 50:
Driver Name: Nikolay Bolshikh (RUS)
Years of Contract (factory only): 1
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): #2
Number: 50
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): Yes, tier 2, sponsor: Sharp (ran a BMW M3 sponsored by Sharp in various rallies in 1991), ZiL
Rounds: Round 2 onwards
Wage (per race): gib mone
Driver Name: Viktor Kazankov (RUS)
Years of Contract (factory only): 1
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): #2
Number: 50
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): no
Rounds: Round 2 onwards
Wage (per race): 5k
Driver Name: Aleksey Vasiliyev (RUS)
Years of Contract (factory only): 1
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): #2
Number: 50
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): no
Rounds: Round 2 onwards
Wage (per race): 5k
Team Racing
Team Name: Team Racing
Team Country: Hong Kong
Vehicle: Opel Vectra #3 (bought from LRS)
Rounds: All
Team Numbers: 925
Driver Name: Andre Newate (HK, DEC: me)
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): the driver
Number: 925
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): Tier 1, Sponsor: Complete Fabrication
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): N/A (owner-driver)
Additional note for Team Racing:
Chassis Name and Number: Ford Sierra Sapphire #6
Operation (used chassis/available to purchase for agreed price/keep them): Will be sent to Used Car Garage if nobody buys it, otherwise for sale to anyone for £20k.
Additional Entry
Part-time privateer entry for Australia, Japan and Macao:
Team Name: New Zealand Dairy Board Racing Team
Team Country: New Zealand
Vehicle (don't forget to mention the year of the vehicle!): 1992 Mitsubishi Galant #6 (bought from CaptainGetz12 for 15000)
Number of Cars (if you are buying): 1
Rounds: 1, 2, 13
Team Numbers: 97
Driver Name: Nick Richardson (NZL, DEC: me)
Years of Contract (factory only): N/A (owner-driver)
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): Owner-driver
Number: 97
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): N/A (owner-driver), sponsor: NZ Dairy Board
Rounds: 1, 2, 13
Wage (per race): N/A
Team Name: Lada Team Brock
Team Country: Australia
Vehicle: Lada Samara
Cost (required for those who have not posted yet): £12.5k
Detuning (required for those who have not posted yet): As if you can detune a Lada Samara
![Pantano :pantano:](./images/smilies/icon_pantano.png)
Team Numbers: 05, 50
Manufacter Goal (required for those who have not posted yet): Tier 1
Driver bids (incomplete rn, will be updated later):
Car 05:
Driver Name: Peter Brock
Years of Contract (factory only): N/A (owner-driver)
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): #1
Number: 05
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): (Yes)
Rounds: 1
Wage (per race): N/A (owner-driver)
Note: Peter Brock will also serve as the team's test driver.
Driver Name: John Bowe (AUS)
Years of Contract (factory only): 1
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): #1
Number: 50 for Round 1, 05 Round 2 onwards
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): no
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): 12k
Driver Name: Neil Crompton (AUS)
Years of Contract (factory only): 1
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): #1
Number: 50 for Round 1, 05 Round 2 onwards
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): no
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): 8k
Driver Name: Paul Morris (AUS)
Years of Contract (factory only): 1
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): #1
Number: 50 for Round 1, 05 Round 2 onwards
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): no
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): 8k
Car 50:
Driver Name: Nikolay Bolshikh (RUS)
Years of Contract (factory only): 1
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): #2
Number: 50
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): Yes, tier 2, sponsor: Sharp (ran a BMW M3 sponsored by Sharp in various rallies in 1991), ZiL
Rounds: Round 2 onwards
Wage (per race): gib mone
Driver Name: Viktor Kazankov (RUS)
Years of Contract (factory only): 1
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): #2
Number: 50
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): no
Rounds: Round 2 onwards
Wage (per race): 5k
Driver Name: Aleksey Vasiliyev (RUS)
Years of Contract (factory only): 1
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): #2
Number: 50
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): no
Rounds: Round 2 onwards
Wage (per race): 5k
Team Racing
Team Name: Team Racing
Team Country: Hong Kong
Vehicle: Opel Vectra #3 (bought from LRS)
Rounds: All
Team Numbers: 925
Driver Name: Andre Newate (HK, DEC: me)
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): the driver
Number: 925
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): Tier 1, Sponsor: Complete Fabrication
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): N/A (owner-driver)
Additional note for Team Racing:
Chassis Name and Number: Ford Sierra Sapphire #6
Operation (used chassis/available to purchase for agreed price/keep them): Will be sent to Used Car Garage if nobody buys it, otherwise for sale to anyone for £20k.
Additional Entry
Part-time privateer entry for Australia, Japan and Macao:
Team Name: New Zealand Dairy Board Racing Team
Team Country: New Zealand
Vehicle (don't forget to mention the year of the vehicle!): 1992 Mitsubishi Galant #6 (bought from CaptainGetz12 for 15000)
Number of Cars (if you are buying): 1
Rounds: 1, 2, 13
Team Numbers: 97
Driver Name: Nick Richardson (NZL, DEC: me)
Years of Contract (factory only): N/A (owner-driver)
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): Owner-driver
Number: 97
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): N/A (owner-driver), sponsor: NZ Dairy Board
Rounds: 1, 2, 13
Wage (per race): N/A
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Re: 1992 WTCM - Sign-ups are open until the 8th May!
Vehicle: Peugeot 405 Mi16
Cost: 20,000 - any privateers with an older 405 chassis can trade theirs in for a 75% discount
Detuning: None
Manufacturer Goal (list in the Manufacturer Goals tab): Tier 1
Now, may I just remind everyone that reigning series champion Silvio Bachot is available for any team to hire. He would be particularly happy if the works BMW team would offer him a contract (
).
I'll hold off posting Tauber's driver plans until Bachot's status is confirmed.
Cost: 20,000 - any privateers with an older 405 chassis can trade theirs in for a 75% discount
Detuning: None
Manufacturer Goal (list in the Manufacturer Goals tab): Tier 1
Now, may I just remind everyone that reigning series champion Silvio Bachot is available for any team to hire. He would be particularly happy if the works BMW team would offer him a contract (
![Wink ;)](./images/smilies/icon_e_wink.gif)
I'll hold off posting Tauber's driver plans until Bachot's status is confirmed.
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Re: 1992 WTCM - Sign-ups are open until the 8th May!
CaptainGetz12 wrote:.
Finally, Dyson Racing will attempt to contest the Round of Americas and will await prices to be revealed for new and used chassis. The team hopes to run a 2-car operation.
We offer you our 91 opel vectras for $20,000 each. We are willing to lower the price, if you want.
Meanwhile
Team Name: Veltins Autosport Mannschaft Gelsenkirchen
Team Country: Germany
Vehicle (don't forget to mention the year of the vehicle!): Opel Vectra 92 (Waiting on Dom's price for the cars)
Number of Cars (if you are buying): 2
Rounds: all
Team Numbers: 801 and 802
Driver Name: Volker Strycek (GER)
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): #1
Number: 801
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): no
Rounds: all
Wage (per race): minimum wages
Driver Name: Eric Van De Poele (BEL)
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): #2
Number: 802
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): Yes, Lease Plan, Tier 2
Rounds: All European Rounds, Plus America and South Africa
Driver Name: Paul Radisich (NZL
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): #2
Number: 802
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): Yes, Aegis Oil, Tier 2
Rounds: All Asian Rounds
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Re: 1992 WTCM - Sign-ups are open until the 8th May!
Team Name: Mazdaspeed Team Taisan
Team Country: JPN
Vehicle: Mazda Lantis
Works Car Cost: 37,999 (6k discount for first team to purchase)
Detuning: None
Team Numbers: 7, 8
Manufacter Goal: Tier 2
Driver bids (to be updated):
Driver Name: Hideo Fukuyama
Years of Contract (factory only): 1
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): Equal
Number: 8 (Hoy gets 7)
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): Yes, Tier 1, Kikkoman
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): N/A
Driver Name: Isabella Noriko
Years of Contract (factory only): 1
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): Equal
Number: 8 (Hoy gets 7)
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): Yes, Tier 2, Sheng Shiong
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): N/A
Team Country: JPN
Vehicle: Mazda Lantis
Works Car Cost: 37,999 (6k discount for first team to purchase)
Detuning: None
Team Numbers: 7, 8
Manufacter Goal: Tier 2
Driver bids (to be updated):
Driver Name: Hideo Fukuyama
Years of Contract (factory only): 1
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): Equal
Number: 8 (Hoy gets 7)
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): Yes, Tier 1, Kikkoman
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): N/A
Driver Name: Isabella Noriko
Years of Contract (factory only): 1
Driver Status (#1, #2, Equal, Test Driver): Equal
Number: 8 (Hoy gets 7)
Pay-Driver (yes/no and must name sponsors and if tier 1 or 2): Yes, Tier 2, Sheng Shiong
Rounds: All
Wage (per race): N/A
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Re: 1992 WTCM - Sign-ups are open until the 8th May!
Team Name: Vic Lee Motorsport
Team Country: UK
Vehicle: Mazda 323F/Lantis '92
Number of Cars (if you are buying): 2 (with discount)
Rounds: TBD, depends on drivers signed
Team Numbers: 4, 44 (1, 4 if Bachot signed, in which case any #44 bids apply to the #4)
Driver Name: Silvio Bachot (DEC: GB)
Driver Status: #1
Number: 4 ( or #1)
Pay-Driver: no
Rounds: 1-8, 10-13
Wage (per race): 15k per race
Driver Name: Manuel Reuter
Driver Status: #1
Number: 4
Pay-Driver: no
Rounds: 1-8, 10-13
Wage (per race): 15k per race
Driver Name: John Cleland
Driver Status: #1
Number: 4
Pay-Driver: no
Rounds: 1-8, 10-13
Wage (per race): 12k per race
Driver Name: Valentino Nicchi (DEC: Pinkd56)
Driver Status: #1
Number: 4
Pay-Driver: no
Rounds: 1-8, 10-13
Wage (per race): 11k per race
Driver Name: Nathan Nurmester (DEC: Nuppiz)
Driver Status: #1
Number: 4
Pay-Driver: no
Rounds: 2-8, 10-13
Wage (per race): 10k per race
Driver Name: Robb Gravett
Driver Status: #1
Number: 4
Pay-Driver: yes (Shell)
Rounds: 2-8, 10-13
Wage (per race): gib mone (Tier 2)
Driver Name: John Trimbole
Driver Status: #2
Number: 44
Pay-Driver: yes (Daily Planet)
Rounds: 1
Wage (per race):gib mone (Tier 1 if possible)
Driver Name: Matt Neal
Driver Status: #2
Number: 44
Pay-Driver: yes (Rimstock)
Rounds: 5-8, 10-13
Wage (per race):gib mone (Tier 1 if possible)
Driver Name: Laurence Bristow
Driver Status: #2
Number: 44
Pay-Driver: yes (Bristow Helicopters)
Rounds: 5-8, 10-13
Wage (per race):gib mone (Tier 1 if possible)
Driver Name: Alex Portman
Driver Status: #2
Number: 44
Pay-Driver: yes (son of the 9th Viscount Portman)
Rounds: 5-8, 10-13
Wage (per race): gib mone (probably Tier 2)
We will also send both our 405s to the used car garage if possible
Team Country: UK
Vehicle: Mazda 323F/Lantis '92
Number of Cars (if you are buying): 2 (with discount)
Rounds: TBD, depends on drivers signed
Team Numbers: 4, 44 (1, 4 if Bachot signed, in which case any #44 bids apply to the #4)
Driver Name: Silvio Bachot (DEC: GB)
Driver Status: #1
Number: 4 ( or #1)
Pay-Driver: no
Rounds: 1-8, 10-13
Wage (per race): 15k per race
Driver Name: Manuel Reuter
Driver Status: #1
Number: 4
Pay-Driver: no
Rounds: 1-8, 10-13
Wage (per race): 15k per race
Driver Name: John Cleland
Driver Status: #1
Number: 4
Pay-Driver: no
Rounds: 1-8, 10-13
Wage (per race): 12k per race
Driver Name: Valentino Nicchi (DEC: Pinkd56)
Driver Status: #1
Number: 4
Pay-Driver: no
Rounds: 1-8, 10-13
Wage (per race): 11k per race
Driver Name: Nathan Nurmester (DEC: Nuppiz)
Driver Status: #1
Number: 4
Pay-Driver: no
Rounds: 2-8, 10-13
Wage (per race): 10k per race
Driver Name: Robb Gravett
Driver Status: #1
Number: 4
Pay-Driver: yes (Shell)
Rounds: 2-8, 10-13
Wage (per race): gib mone (Tier 2)
Driver Name: John Trimbole
Driver Status: #2
Number: 44
Pay-Driver: yes (Daily Planet)
Rounds: 1
Wage (per race):gib mone (Tier 1 if possible)
Driver Name: Matt Neal
Driver Status: #2
Number: 44
Pay-Driver: yes (Rimstock)
Rounds: 5-8, 10-13
Wage (per race):gib mone (Tier 1 if possible)
Driver Name: Laurence Bristow
Driver Status: #2
Number: 44
Pay-Driver: yes (Bristow Helicopters)
Rounds: 5-8, 10-13
Wage (per race):gib mone (Tier 1 if possible)
Driver Name: Alex Portman
Driver Status: #2
Number: 44
Pay-Driver: yes (son of the 9th Viscount Portman)
Rounds: 5-8, 10-13
Wage (per race): gib mone (probably Tier 2)
We will also send both our 405s to the used car garage if possible
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Re: 1992 WTCM - Sign-ups are open until the 8th May!
Team Name: Vauxhall Sport
Team Country: GBR
Vehicle: Vauxhall Cavalier '92 for Factory - Opel Vectra '92 for Customer
Cost (required for those who have not posted yet): 22,500 for LRS and AMG / 25,000 for 1991 Opel customers / 27,500 for everyone else
Detuning (required for those who have not posted yet): Engine
Team Numbers: 5 (Schneider) & 6 (Harvey)
Manufacturer Goal (required for those who have not posted yet): Tier 2
Team Country: GBR
Vehicle: Vauxhall Cavalier '92 for Factory - Opel Vectra '92 for Customer
Cost (required for those who have not posted yet): 22,500 for LRS and AMG / 25,000 for 1991 Opel customers / 27,500 for everyone else
Detuning (required for those who have not posted yet): Engine
Team Numbers: 5 (Schneider) & 6 (Harvey)
Manufacturer Goal (required for those who have not posted yet): Tier 2
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