RDHGP S3 - Merged Season Admin Threads
RDHGP 2009 - RaceDepartment Historic Grand Prix 2009
Details: TBA!
RDHGP 2009 - RaceDepartment Historic Grand Prix 2009
Details: TBA!
For those of you who might not be sure of the facts and figures of the League cars.
Code:| Weight Power Torque Gears Shelby GT350 | 1330kg 351bhp 455NM 4 gears Mercedes 300SL | 1166kg 250bhp 328NM 4 gears Ferrrari 275GTB | 1160kg 310bhp 295NM 5 gears Austin Healey 3000 | 940kg 225bhp 320NM 4 gears Renault Alpine A110 | 700kg 150bhp 175NM 5 gears
This is the post with the rest of the info, Nige.Righto then - I suppose it's time to confess all.
The RDHGP is going to be a GTC65 league.
The cars we will be using are:-
Austin Healey 3000
Ferrari 275GTB
Mercedes Benz 300SL
Renault Alpine A110
Shelby GT350
They are all very close in times, but how you end up getting those times differs wildly depending on the car involved. I can almost guarantee that you'll have one right now you like the look of, but further testing will probably change your mind into something you never considered. I know that happened to me.
Each of the cars will have a "home" race (Donington/Imola/Hockenheim/Magny Cours/Mid Ohio). There will be 3 other races, two 100k events @ Mondello Intermediate & Interlagos, and the third of which will be the season ending double lengther (oo-er) @ Spa, a nod to the 6h race they do in the Real Life Historic racing season (watchers of the GT Racer series will know all about that race).
We'll look to be starting this at the start of May, it'll run on alternate Thursday evenings in place of that night's GTL club event.
It kind of makes sense that the Club events and the CotM events around the period of the league will be biased more towards TC65 & GTC76 events. There may still be the odd GTC65 event, but the cars in the league won't generally be involved.
Right, that's the scoop.
I await the howls of derision and disappointment from you all.
Let's be 'avin' yer.
And if people are affraid they dont get points, they should drive faster and earn them! (spirit )
there would be (statistically) a few more retirements through accidents etc.