AC GT3 @ Le Mans - Sunday 11th of June 2017

[Eugene Abramoff]

Hi, Please Me with the 911 GT3R !! Thx !

Probably gonna kill myself after I have killed the rear tires but I'll have the old SLS AMG.

sign me up in the R8 please

I haven't much experience at Le Mans, but since you ask, I'm in

Sign me up with Porsche please for my first AC race at RD.

Well, It's gonna be tight, but sign me in, with the Lambo, pls.
Thx.

Sign me up please Eugene. Not sure which car yet. Thank you

In please

Everyone added!

 

[Eugene Abramoff]

@BhZ , @Leprekaun , @kamackeris pls don't forget to announce which cars you will drive by Sunday afternoon.

 

[Eugene Abramoff]

I don't know what to say...too bad.
@Eugene Abramoff I thought you couldn't use mods...does this means we will see bathurst in the near future?

I can use mods very rarely. You will definitely see Bathurst on the weekend irl race happens, can;t promise more than that. Next mod you can look forward to is Paul Ricard to go along with Blancpain GT.

 

[Tobiman]

AMG GT3. Thx.

 

[Celtic Pharaoh]

Okay, I've decided to use the 488 GT3
FORZA FERRARI!

 

[gdifino71]

I will be there with Audi R8.
ThanX

 

[celeste]

i'm in please, 911thx

 

[Allan Ramsbottom]

yes plz taking the SCG

 

[BhZ]

@Eugene Abramoff I'm having some problems understanding the "limits" of the track. You can easily ride the kerb quite aggressively and be fine with it. I just want to be sure that that's allowed, especially in the chicanes at the end of the track. I know about the rule "2 wheels on track" and usually the kerbs are considered part of the track, but when i do it it doesn't feel fair.

 

[BhZ]

Btw, i'm training in the server right now if anyone wants to join, i can help with the setup.

 

[Geof]

@Eugene Abramoff I'm having some problems understanding the "limits" of the track. You can easily ride the kerb quite aggressively and be fine with it. I just want to be sure that that's allowed, especially in the chicanes at the end of the track. I know about the rule "2 wheels on track" and usually the kerbs are considered part of the track, but when i do it it doesn't feel fair.

Well, you should probably consider that kerb as part of the track is more a convention in some series than a rule.

Art 8. of racing club on RD :
"Do not deliberately cut the track. The white (or yellow) lines mark the edge of the road. Do not cross them with more than two wheels."

I don't read that kerbs could make exception to that in our case. But correct me if I'm wrong.
Now that confusion may explain why I see so much liberties with track limits (in general, nothing against you in particular).

 

[BhZ]

Well, you should probably consider that kerb as part of the track is more a convention in some series than a rule.

Art 8. of racing club on RD :
"Do not deliberately cut the track. The white (or yellow) lines mark the edge of the road. Do not cross them with more than two wheels."

I don't read that kerbs could make exception to that in our case. But correct me if I'm wrong.
Now that confusion may explain why I see so much liberties with track limits (in general, nothing against you in particular).

Probably confused with the real Blancpain, my bad.

 

[Roberto Dominici]

i'm in please, 911thx

 

[BhZ]

I'll take the Ferrari. Tried the new Audi but it's on rails, boring

 

[Ramon Salles]

In with Porsche, thanks!!!!

 

[kamackeris]

GTR for me please

 

[Simon Hodge]

Can I join - huracan plz

 

[Rob Milliken]

Im in - ! Audi R8 LMS 2016

 

[Eugene Abramoff]

AMG GT3. Thx.

I will be there with Audi R8.
ThanX

i'm in please, 911thx

yes plz taking the SCG

i'm in please, 911thx

In with Porsche, thanks!!!!

Can I join - huracan plz

Im in - ! Audi R8 LMS 2016

Everyone added! Almost full lobby!

 

[Eugene Abramoff]

@Eugene Abramoff I'm having some problems understanding the "limits" of the track. You can easily ride the kerb quite aggressively and be fine with it. I just want to be sure that that's allowed, especially in the chicanes at the end of the track. I know about the rule "2 wheels on track" and usually the kerbs are considered part of the track, but when i do it it doesn't feel fair.

Agree with what Geof said. As far as I remember, just like all other tracks, you have the line that marks the limit of the track and over that line on the outside you have kerbs. You can of course ride them, but with that, make sure you still have 2 wheels within the line. If there is no line, then consider inner edge of the curb as that line, basically have 2 wheels on the road and the rest of the car can be on the kerb.