This low-powered, high-downforce Formula 3 car is the ultimate machine for the closest racing possible in Automobilista. All premium members can sign up for this event and we have unlimited slots available so make sure to bring a friend. 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 to race with our group of friendly drivers? Click here for more informationand learn how you can participate as well. See you on track?! How to connect to a server: click here Server and Teamspeak Password: click here Racing Club Rules: click here Server Name: RACEDEPARTMENT.COM US F3 Cars: Formula 3 F309 Track: Virginia International Raceway Full Course Practice: 22:00 EST | 03:00 GMT (30 min) Qualifying: 22:30 EST | 03:30 GMT (15 min) Race: 22:45 EST | 03:45 GMT (30 mins) Please feel free to join us on Teamspeak for the banter Entry List Server Lorenzo Bonder St3fan KODIAK Premium Slot Premium Slot Premium Slot Premium Slot Premium Slot Premium Slot Premium Slot Premium Slot Premium Slot Premium Slot Premium Slot Premium Slot Premium Slot Premium Slot Premium Slot Premium Slot Premium Slot
Hi Lorenzo would you please put my name on the roster? Thanks. Hopefully other people will join. I will just automatically ignore this event if only you and me are on the list by Wednesday...
Yeah, I'll have to probably go around 20 EST on this race so it's "good" for most of the people. If we don't get more people then I'm cancelling it. Also, I got a date tomorrow as well so that makes my presence a bit more difficult.
No problem man! Work comes first! Well let's hope we get some signups, either on here or the other events. I don't want to cancel an event.
woah! another lonely race, its this normal for US servers? ill join, provided its at 10pm est. ive been having a hard time with these time zones
Wednesday is the worst day of the week for my sim racing hobby. Also, I don't think AMS is very popular with the US-based drivers; however, I don't have any numbers/facts to support this...just my views.
