R3E R3E Racing Club

[Erik Axelsson]

Great race everyone! From second to last in first corner and finished in 4th. I guess I'm happy with that

Another abandonment, today you have shown that you do not know how to make a clean race, thanks to all who hit me, next I will make the same strategy

I made small contact with you on second lap. I looked at the replay and I went into your raceline during the overtake. That was my fault, I'm sorry. During the race I experienced it differently.

If you deliberately ram anybody in any of our races you will be banned from all racing, permanently. End of story, no right to appeal. If you have an issue with anybody ramming you accidentally or on purpose, you follow the very simple incident reporting procedure like everyone else. It's what it's there for. Simple.

That aside, thanks for the excellent racing guys! I'm incredibly sorry to whoever it was that I bumped into a spin at T1. I wasn't sure who it was so I put myself into last place as punishment. From there I had some excellent battles on my way up through the field with various people. All were great fun, really enjoyed myself. Great race, thanks to all who attended.

That might have been me in the first corner Anyway, we had a great battle later on. That was good training for me as I need to get more comfortable driving close to others.

 

[DND]

I was thinking 90 min.

and this is why I was warned not to ask for suggestions Suggestion box is full

What's up for next week?
Never mind, found it.
KO

https://www.racedepartment.com/threads/dtm-hockenheimring-tue-sep-3-2019.171845/

 

[Jean Pierre Vitabar]

Great race everyone! From second to last in first corner and finished in 4th. I guess I'm happy with that


I made small contact with you on second lap. I looked at the replay and I went into your raceline during the overtake. That was my fault, I'm sorry. During the race I experienced it differently.
apologies accepted



That might have been me in the first corner Anyway, we had a great battle later on. That was good training for me as I need to get more comfortable driving close to others.

 

[Jean Pierre Vitabar]

apologies accepted

 

[emarchena]

I'm in!

 

[Mike Wyatt]

Well, finally got home and processed my video of last night's race.

 

[DND]

I'll be there.

KO

I'm in!

Both in

 

[DrSayers]

Well, served me right for not Setting up a pitstop, ah well. Nice that I had the pace for 3rd place in Qualy, and barring my touch on the grass, i was keeping pace with leader. I'll do another, a bit more prepared haha
Cheers guys

 

[balage06]

Another abandonment, today you have shown that you do not know how to make a clean race, thanks to all who hit me, next I will make the same strategy

I think we touched in the last corner as well, but I was already alongside you (and slightly ahead) and left you as much room as possible, so I hope that doesn't count as a "hit" from my side.

 

[Wilko Jones]

With September and the return of the school year, my schedule had changed and this my possibly be my last race. I have to get up very early in the morning, and being awake after 8pm will be problematic, because it's kind of dangerous to drive a bus while tired. Thanks for putting up with me and my quirks, it was fun and hopefully I can make some appearances in the future.

- Bill.

 

[FeltHat]

Not sure if intentional but there's currently raceroom raceway gp track set on the server

 

[DND]

So that's where you developed your racing chops? Hopefully when you are able you will join us. See you next time Bill.

 

[bloozmahn]

I should be good for this! thanks !

 

[sc4dr]

I chuckled during the beginning of the race. -Greg -"someone has their wing setting low" -Brandon- "Or someone has it too high" …. Priceless

 

[DND]

Welcome to the Americas R3E racing club where all skill levels are welcomed and encouraged to participate for a relaxed and friendly racing atmosphere.

We support good hard racing and just ask you to respect track limits, basic racing etiquette and most importantly, each other.

All premium members can sign up for this event. Sign up below and make sure to tag fellow community members who you think are up for a challenge!

Join us
Not a premium member yet but interested in racing with our group of friendly drivers? Click here for more information and learn how you can participate.

If you need any help don't hesitate to ask on TeamSpeak... there's no such thing as a stupid question, and if no one has the answer, I will get one before the next event.

Looking for tips on setting up for a Pit Stop, Glossary of FFB Terms, TS Notifier or other How To's for R3E check out the great resources here.

Or maybe you like to use a setup from one of our talented members, browse the setups here.

Racing Club Rules: Click here
Server and Teamspeak Password: Click here
Teamspeak Installation Guide: Click here
Incident Reporting: Click here

We highly recommend that you join us on TeamSpeak, and that you use an app called Crew Chief. It gives you an audio spotter that tells you when cars are alongside, greatly increasing your awareness and reducing unnecessary incidents. You can download it here.

Server Name: RaceDepartment.com US Tues
Cars: BMW M1 Procar (Fixed Setup) please provide car #
Track: Circuit Zandvoort GP

Tuesday 10/01/2019
Practice: 21:00 ET (30 minutes)
Qualifying: 21:30 ET (15 minutes)

Warmup : 21:45 ET (5 minutes)
Race : 21:50 ET (40 minutes) - Mandatory pit stop (minimum of two tires)

Selecting a car/livery is optional and is just a way of showing your preference. Everyone is free to choose what they like as duplicates are allowed.

Entry List - 20 slots

1. [B][COLOR=#ff0000]David DeGreef[/COLOR][/B] #88
2. 2112
3. stevem #81
   
4. SPC15 #89
   
5. sc4dr #606
6. Rory Wetherington #61
7. TrumpetReich #110
   
8. Sean Armstrong #105
9. ko41 #3
10. emarchena #4
11. TR_S #570
12. BP #84
13. Luke Maney #1
14. Racker2 #105
15. bloozmahn
16. Tennracer #90
17. Keith_G #77
18. matthew walters #96
19. Open
20. Open

Reserve list

1. Reserve
2. Reserve

UTP# 76

Server is OPEN for practice
Please note that server will be reset on race day approximately 2-1/2 hours prior to start time.

 

[DND]

Welcome to the Americas R3E racing club where all skill levels are welcomed and encouraged to participate for a relaxed and friendly racing atmosphere.

We support good hard racing and just ask you to respect track limits, basic racing etiquette and most importantly, each other. Check out this short video explaining club rules.

All premium members can sign up for this event. Sign up below and make sure to tag fellow community members who you think are up for a challenge!

Join us
Not a premium member yet but interested in racing with our group of friendly drivers? Click here for more information and learn how you can participate.

If you need any help don't hesitate to ask on TeamSpeak... there's no such thing as a stupid question, and if no one has the answer, I will get one before the next event.

Looking for tips on setting up for a Pit Stop, Glossary of FFB Terms, TS Notifier or other How To's for R3E check out the great resources here.

Or maybe you like to use a setup from one of our talented members, browse the setups here.

Racing Club Rules: Click here
Server and Teamspeak Password: Click here
Teamspeak Installation Guide: Click here
Incident Reporting: Click here

We highly recommend that you join us on TeamSpeak, and that you use an app called Crew Chief. It gives you an audio spotter that tells you when cars are alongside, greatly increasing your awareness and reducing unnecessary incidents. You can download it here.

Server Name: RaceDepartment.com US Tues
Cars: Audit Sport TT Cup 2015, 2016 Fixed setup
Track: Autodrom Most

Tuesday 10/08/2019
Practice: 21:00 ET (30 minutes)
Qualifying: 21:30 ET (15 minutes)

Warmup : 21:45 ET (5 minutes)
Race 1 : 21:50 ET (20 minutes)

Warmup : 22:10 ET (5 minutes)
Race 2: 22:15 ET (20 minutes) Reverse Grid top 5

Selecting a car/livery is optional and is just a way of showing your preference. Everyone is free to choose what they like as duplicates are allowed.

I am going to ask everyone to please keep the chat to a minimum during the race, especially with the great turn out we have had as it may be distracting to some drivers as well as talking over each will get alot of 'what did you say?'
If we can keep the chat to warning a driver in regards to lapped traffic, giving someone your intent on entering pits if they are approaching, or overall track awareness would greatly be appreciated.

Entry List - 20 slots

1. [B][COLOR=#ff0000]David DeGreef[/COLOR][/B] 2016 #14
2. sc4dr 2015 #99
3. Mike Wyatt 2015 #8
4. brc19 2016 #27
5. SPC15 2015 #26
6. ko41 2016 #42
7. Rory Wetherington 2016 #76
8. 2112
9. stevem
10. SOLO59 2016 #3
11. Rockybob6 2016 #6
12. TR_S 2016 #33
13. Keith_G
    
14. BP
15. Drenon88 #50
    
16. Open
    
17. Open
    
18. Open
    
19. Open

Reserve list

1. Reserve
2. Reserve

UTP# 25

Server is OPEN for practice
Please note that server will be reset on race day approximately 2-1/2 hours prior to start time.

 

[DND]

Welcome to the Americas R3E racing club where all skill levels are welcomed and encouraged to participate for a relaxed and friendly racing atmosphere.

We support good hard racing and just ask you to respect track limits, basic racing etiquette and most importantly, each other. Check out this short video explaining club rules.

All premium members can sign up for this event. Sign up below and make sure to tag fellow community members who you think are up for a challenge!

Join us
Not a premium member yet but interested in racing with our group of friendly drivers? Click here for more information and learn how you can participate.

If you need any help don't hesitate to ask on TeamSpeak... there's no such thing as a stupid question, and if no one has the answer, I will get one before the next event.

Looking for tips on setting up for a Pit Stop, Glossary of FFB Terms, TS Notifier or other How To's for R3E check out the great resources here.

Or maybe you like to use a setup from one of our talented members, browse the setups here.

Racing Club Rules: Click here
Server and Teamspeak Password: Click here
Teamspeak Installation Guide: Click here
Incident Reporting: Click here

We highly recommend that you join us on TeamSpeak, and that you use an app called Crew Chief. It gives you an audio spotter that tells you when cars are alongside, greatly increasing your awareness and reducing unnecessary incidents. You can download it here.

Server Name: RaceDepartment.com US Tues
Cars: Porsche 911 Carrera Cup (964)
Track: Salzburgring

Tuesday 10/15/2019
Practice: 21:00 ET (30 minutes)
Qualifying: 21:30 ET (15 minutes)

Warmup : 21:45 ET (5 minutes)
Race 1 : 21:50 ET (20 minutes)

Warmup : 22:10 ET (5 minutes)
Race 2 : 22:15 ET (20 minutes)

Selecting a car/livery is optional and is just a way of showing your preference. Everyone is free to choose what they like as duplicates are allowed.

Entry List - 20 slots

1. [B][COLOR=#ff0000]David DeGreef[/COLOR][/B] #8
2. Rory Wetherington #16
3. stevem
4. Sean Armstrong
5. sc4dr #15
6. ko41 #33
7. Dave Slee #12
8. 2112
9. emarchena
10. brc19 #30
11. Keith_G
12. Leigh Nielsen
13. Open
    
14. Open
    
15. Open
    
16. Open
    
17. Open
    
18. Open
    
19. Open
20. Open

Reserve list

1. Reserve
2. Reserve

UTP# 38

Server is OPEN for practice
Please note that server will be reset on race day approximately 2-1/2 hours prior to start time. I will post an in game chat message stating as much so that you are aware.

 

[Two Hands]

I tried each out. I am going to drive the 2016 Mercedes #6.

 

[DND]

Welcome to the Americas R3E racing club where all skill levels are welcomed and encouraged to participate for a relaxed and friendly racing atmosphere.

We support good hard racing and just ask you to respect track limits, basic racing etiquette and most importantly, each other. Check out this short video explaining club rules.

All premium members can sign up for this event. Sign up below and make sure to tag fellow community members who you think are up for a challenge!

Join us
Not a premium member yet but interested in racing with our group of friendly drivers? Click here for more information and learn how you can participate.

If you need any help don't hesitate to ask on TeamSpeak... there's no such thing as a stupid question, and if no one has the answer, I will get one before the next event.

Looking for tips on setting up for a Pit Stop, Glossary of FFB Terms, TS Notifier or other How To's for R3E check out the great resources here.

Or maybe you like to use a setup from one of our talented members, browse the setups here.

Racing Club Rules: Click here
Server and Teamspeak Password: Click here
Teamspeak Installation Guide: Click here
Incident Reporting: Click here

We highly recommend that you join us on TeamSpeak, and that you use an app called Crew Chief. It gives you an audio spotter that tells you when cars are alongside, greatly increasing your awareness and reducing unnecessary incidents. You can download it here.

Server Name: RaceDepartment.com US Tues
Cars: GTR3
Track: Laguna Seca

Tuesday 10/22/2019
Practice: 21:00 ET (30 minutes)
Qualifying: 21:30 ET (15 minutes)

Warmup : 21:45 ET (5 minutes)
Race : 21:50 ET (40 minutes) - Mandatory pit stop (minimum of two tires)

Entry List - 20 slots

1. ko41
2. Keith_G
3. 2112
4. sc4dr
5. Sean Armstrong
6. brc19
7. stevem
8. TrumpetReich
9. SPC15
10. Mike Wyatt
11. Luke Maney
12. Rory Wetherington
13. Tennracer
14. emarchena
15. Absurd1ty
16. theColeHardTruth
17. TR_S
18. Open
    
19. Open
20. Open

Reserve list

1. Reserve
2. Reserve

UTP# 54

Server is OPEN for practice
Please note that server will be reset on race day approximately 2-1/2 hours prior to start time.

 

[Luke Maney]

After not taking tires in this race and changing only two in a previous event, I found I will always do four or NONE as I found the car more unstable than any advantage of having two of the 'more' worn tires replaced.
I forgot if it was you, I apologize, but someone had mentioned that the amount of fuel has no effect on how the car reacts in regards to the amount of weight. Is this indeed true, as I feel sometimes the mid, and in particular the rear engine cars feel more balanced to me with more fuel. Have I been imagining things...again?

I think maybe mirroring real world races might help? The race this weekend is F1 at SPA, so maybe you should of put together an X17 race at SPA? And I actually like doing 90 minute races occasionally (have done 6 hr races before at Le Mans). The only reason I didn't do this one is because I didn't believe I could hang with Bock (Damn Bock). I practiced for about 100 to 200 laps but just couldn't find consistancy enough.