Race #5, Canada: Post-Race Discussion

[Tume]

dont worry will check later where you qualifyed later actually tell me where you qualified then it will make my job easier

Maybe put glasses back on and check my earlier post?

 

[Ben Tusting]

Actualy i just realize that im the championship leader after today, cant realy remember that i ever leaded a championship lol.

I'm after you, sunny jim

 

[Carlos Martín]

Qualified 5th. That goes for you Ron

 

[Tume]

Also I don't know what the **** are thinking lapped cars, I was fighting for 3rd with Aalberts and a lapped car was trying to defend the position.

My apologies, it was me. I witnessed the spin of yours in the last chicane when you fought with Aalberts, but the reason why I was "blocking" was that rFactor didn't give me a blue flag, thus I was unaware it was a battle between you and Aalberts.

 

[Carlos Martín]

My apologies, it was me. I witnessed the spin of yours in the last chicane when you fought with Aalberts, but the reason why I was "blocking" was that rFactor didn't give me a blue flag, thus I was unaware it was a battle between you and Aalberts.

Isnt the first time that this happens so dont worry its fine

 

[Primaguida]

..tell me where you qualified then it will make my job easier

8th

 

[Eduard Mallorquí]

dont worry will check later where you qualifyed later actually tell me where you qualified then it will make my job easier

Starting order of Grid 1:

1. Franz Schnyder
2. Rens Klop
3. Barnabas Bodnar
4. Daniel Kiss
5. Carlos Martin
6. Martial Thomas
7. Jorrick Boshove
8. Alessio Campus
9. Mark Aalberts
10. Attila Szekely
11. Benjamin Chong
12. Tuomas Koriala
13. Caner Basol
14. Alessandro Puoti
15. Balazs Galyar
16. Eduard Kore
17. Giordano Valeriano
18. Jonathan Holmes
19. Neil Debacquer
20. Arnaud Lebruchec
21. Kevin Siggy
22. Jackson Wendt
23. Artyom Aslamazyan
24. Miguel Valiente
25. Ghovand Keanie

 

[Ron Squire]

the grid is already done but thanks anyway

 

[Tume]

Eduard Mallorquí I started 11th *cough*

 

[Muhammed Patel]

Nevermind..

 

[Jorrick Boshove]

Because I didn't start, you qualified in 12th.

 

[Carlos Martín]

My race resume (Not too large I was fighting other drivers with different strategy so not too much overtakes)

 

[maxrufus]

Congrats to Alessio Campus, Eduard Kore, Giordano Valeriano, Jonathan Holmes, Rens Klop and Ryan Winsper for being first drivers to gain Full License.

 

[Chris de Jong]

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[patrick de wit]

And now ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, some exciting music made in japan!

Chris still naked behind pc?

and watching this video when naked? wow

 

[Chris de Jong]

ofc i am lol

 

[David Dominguez]

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That chimp is amazing, go and search "Pankun" on youtube

 

[Chris de Jong]

That chimp is amazing, go and search "Pankun" on youtube

Crazy japanese alarm ringing here

 

[Chris de Jong]

Here is a perfect example how japanese tv shows go:

 

[Primaguida]

PQ: good session

Q1: idem

Q2: I think that there are some improvements in comparison with last appointments, especially at mental attitude, but it isn't a great lap. I'm eighth.

Race: good release, average start. I maintain the position untill the hairpin turn, where the inside trajectory allows me to avoid chaos and to earn three positions; I lost them two corners later because of a contact, even if luck and ability allows me to lose only few seconds. First two stints are positive, I virtually recover some positions thanks to a good pace; in the third stint this is not possible because of the strategy, that I had not the possibility to examine in depth. I stay calm and I suffer different overtakes, but also here thanks to the constant pace I limit very much "damages", and I come 6th with a pitstop less.

Congratulations to the winner and to the podium, thanks to my team and to the staff. See you in England.