Round 12 - Gran Premio d’Italia [Sept 8th]

Greg - out of curiosity, how fast could you qualify in the crappiest car in the 91F1 series here at Monza? Not sure which is the crappiest - you make that call.

Easy.
Minardi 7th in the constructors championship in 91.
Ferrari engine.

JP Campmajo wrote:

Easy.
Minardi 7th in the constructors championship in 91.
Ferrari engine.

He means how fast could Greg go in the slowest car the mod currently has to offer at Monza. I think.  

Mike Becnel wrote:

Greg - out of curiosity, how fast could you qualify in the crappiest car in the 91F1 series here at Monza? Not sure which is the crappiest - you make that call.

sincerely I have no idea , maybe between 1.25.0 and 1.25.4 but i don t know

Greg Goissen wrote:

Mike Becnel wrote:

Greg - out of curiosity, how fast could you qualify in the crappiest car in the 91F1 series here at Monza? Not sure which is the crappiest - you make that call.

sincerely I have no idea , maybe between 1.25.0 and 1.25.4 but i don t know

You should have tried the Modena - even in the Coloni i've been 2 Seconds faster per Lap (so i think Modena is the crappiest car)

Ben Warren wrote:

JP Campmajo wrote:

Easy.
Minardi 7th in the constructors championship in 91.
Ferrari engine.

He means how fast could Greg go in the slowest car the mod currently has to offer at Monza. I think.  

What Ben said.

Would you try the Modena and see what the best you can do is please?

There is a reason for me asking, I think we are losing participation because people think the cars at the bottom are worse than they really are. I just took your current car with a setup I happen to have and beat my time (and was VERY shocked).

Well I for one quit because I think the mod sucks.  

Mike Becnel wrote:

There is a reason for me asking, I think we are losing participation because people think the cars at the bottom are worse than they really are. I just took your current car with a setup I happen to have and beat my time (and was VERY shocked).

Losing participation towards the season end is something that happens in every league.

Lotus was quite horrid in Monza, no straight line speed to compete with. I believe next track suites Lotus better.

Greg Goissen wrote:

Mike Becnel wrote:

Greg - out of curiosity, how fast could you qualify in the crappiest car in the 91F1 series here at Monza? Not sure which is the crappiest - you make that call.

sincerely I have no idea , maybe between 1.25.0 and 1.25.4 but i don t know

With brutal cutting I think my limit with the lotus could have been 1.26-1.26.5 so yeah I think some alien could have done closer to 1.25 with it.

Guillaume Siebert wrote:

Well I for one quit because I think the mod sucks.  

I would like to upgrade the water based glue they put the wings on with to at least super glue!

I would like to hear what Greg could do in the Williams...

Looks as if 6 seconds coverd the grid in 1991-not bad really...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1991_Italian_Grand_Prix

James Knowles wrote:

I would like to hear what Greg could do in the Williams...

Looks as if 6 seconds coverd the grid in 1991-not bad really...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1991_Italian_Grand_Prix

This makes me sad as I missed Martini's time by two seconds and Greg is nearly spot on with Morbidelli? I need to do a lot better on a hotlap too, and although I didn't feel as confident as in qualifying with the car, it got better in the 2nd half. But the race was basically over by thenxD

(Well imo Greg is heaven-sent and should be driving as legendary Minardi-Martini to reflect the team situation!  )

I am more like "Davide Mortadello"

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Losing participation towards the season end is something that happens in every league.

The mod is also very demanding (Especially when doing the real almost 2 hours races) and time consuming (training, etc) but its run on this league where there are so many great events and series that it's hard to pass on one. For any non-alien this is a championship that requires full (and quite big) commitment, so it's normal that people get discouraged and prefer to join the other great championships.

Alberto Ibañez wrote:

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Losing participation towards the season end is something that happens in every league.

The mod is also very demanding (Especially when doing the real almost 2 hours races) and time consuming (training, etc) but its run on this league where there are so many great events and series that it's hard to pass on one. For any non-alien this is a championship that requires full (and quite big) commitment, so it's normal that people get discouraged and prefer to join the other great championships.

+1, I made a hole in my wall while making my set up the other day  

Alessio Campigotto wrote:

Alberto Ibañez wrote:

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Losing participation towards the season end is something that happens in every league.

The mod is also very demanding (Especially when doing the real almost 2 hours races) and time consuming (training, etc) but its run on this league where there are so many great events and series that it's hard to pass on one. For any non-alien this is a championship that requires full (and quite big) commitment, so it's normal that people get discouraged and prefer to join the other great championships.

+1, I made a hole in my wall while making my set up the other day  

I apologize for leaving any walls on the track for you to hit. I will be more thorough next race. Just wait one practice day and it will be a golf course with no trees.  

Oh Gregggggg....did you see this??

http://en.espnf1.com/ferrari/motorsport/story/124483.html

Kimi to Ferrari.

    

i knew