RDHGP S3 - Merged Season Admin Threads
RDHGP 2009 - RaceDepartment Historic Grand Prix 2009
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RDHGP 2009 - RaceDepartment Historic Grand Prix 2009
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I suggest Abarths and Falcons @ Monza and Ben drives the only Abarth. :sinister:
I call it "balancing the field". It sounds fair to me.See, that sounds spookily like some sort of anti-Tusting discrimination.
I like it! :good:
Hans, we are racing on alternate Thursdays, so for example race 1 is on 7th May, but race 2 will be on 21st May, race 3 on June 4th, so you might not get 4 races in at the start, but there will still be some for when you get back. :good:At first I am exciting -Tracks and Cars, good choice !
Second - the start of the event May 7 ? this means I can do max 4 races I am going on Holiday 6 of June , OK well still 4 races to do.
Hans
Thanks Warren - yeah fun's the prime objective.Love the car choices Stuart. These are cars that don't get a lot of airplay, but since I have tried most of them, I quite liked them all. The best example was the Healey for me, I had never driven it till I tried it in your recent all in event, and found it really nice to drive. The others are all good too, and I agree, they should be competitive over a range of tracks.
All looks well thought out to me, and most importantly, should end up lots of fun. :good::good:
I know :disapointed:, if that 67 Bathurst would definitely have been done, it'd be in there, but as it is I found a couple of issues with Warwick Farm, and I thought (and testing proved) Lakeside and Amaroo, while excellent tracks with the right cars, wouldn't have had the broad performance equality that the tracks I ended up with have.Didn't see any "home" track for me though.
As for car- I'd love to drive them all, but 275 GTB I recently 'discovered' and the GT350 - just for the lairyness - tough choice, oh and the Healy - for the noise........decisions, decisions.:thanks: