1973 IMSA Road Atlanta 200 [December 1st]

916 number 19 max and moritz please


i tried this car 2 hours then 2 others

all are the same

i might take the stingray but i think it uses so much tires and: the brakes go up to 1190C

so after how many laps do the brakes fail?

Richard Coxon wrote:

I did a 1:35.5 in my 914, It is hard to see which class is which! I think I'm quickest in our class (I Think, please feel free to correct me!).... 

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i cant understand:

i did a 36.0

and my car felt so easy to drive. it turned it clean and out.

now something is changed. one click. and i cant get it back. it slides and spins.

worst of all: u cant catch the spin because then u countersteer into the wall its weird

Joel Sixou wrote:

Richard Coxon wrote:

I did a 1:35.5 in my 914, It is hard to see which class is which! I think I'm quickest in our class (I Think, please feel free to correct me!).... 

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Well done Joel. Very close at the top of our class.

Can I take the last big Vette please?   

Ricard Suanya wrote:

Can I take the last big Vette please?   

The last 'Vette is yours, but if you prefer, there 's the same race in a half-lenght version, at the america time. You can watch that here : http://historicsimracing.123.st/t2280-hso-a-open-event-1973-imsa-road-atlanta-200-december-1st

Ben Paulet wrote:

Ricard Suanya wrote:

Can I take the last big Vette please?   

The last 'Vette is yours, but if you prefer, there 's the same race in a half-lenght version, at the america time. You can watch that here : http://historicsimracing.123.st/t2280-hso-a-open-event-1973-imsa-road-atlanta-200-december-1st

Thank you, but the race schedule in the "european" event is far better for my location.

Ricard Suanya wrote:

Ben Paulet wrote:

Ricard Suanya wrote:

Can I take the last big Vette please?   

The last 'Vette is yours, but if you prefer, there 's the same race in a half-lenght version, at the america time. You can watch that here : http://historicsimracing.123.st/t2280-hso-a-open-event-1973-imsa-road-atlanta-200-december-1st

Thank you, but the race schedule in the "european" event is far better for my location.

Yes of course, Barcelona time.  
I was sure you was a south america driver.  

I did as well to be honest Ben  

Ben Paulet wrote:

Ricard Suanya wrote:

Ben Paulet wrote:

Ricard Suanya wrote:

Can I take the last big Vette please?   

The last 'Vette is yours, but if you prefer, there 's the same race in a half-lenght version, at the america time. You can watch that here : http://historicsimracing.123.st/t2280-hso-a-open-event-1973-imsa-road-atlanta-200-december-1st

Thank you, but the race schedule in the "european" event is far better for my location.

Yes of course, Barcelona time.  
I was sure you was a south america driver.  

alala, la relève n'est pas encore au timing  

3 tours de pénalité pour Monsieur Sixou, pour moquage.  

  Since when Barcelona is in South America?   

Ben Paulet wrote:

3 tours de pénalité pour Monsieur Sixou, pour moquage.  

  

That Alpine a310 is a super car man its so easy to drive!!!

still i musst stay with my choice except the team has money for another car

Thank Jens and Honza for help in setting up the car. After some adjustments Porsche has become much more loyal to my talentless driving  . However, still has to cope with a monstrous excitement at the sight of the car in the rearview mirror. Remember  , I'm ready for everything to give to overtake without any incidents  !

Ben, would it be possible for you to change my car to the #80 Porsche 2.5?   Sorry

Seeing the hotlap, it could be a close race between the american cars in the big category (far behind the european tho)  

Ricard Suanya wrote:

Ben, would it be possible for you to change my car to the #80 Porsche 2.5?   Sorry

Ok done.

Porsche 911 2.5 ST #41 free  


Thanks

I'll take the Alfa #35, please.

Seeing how others have switched cars, hopefully it'll be ok for me to switch as well. I'd like to go with the #100 BMW 2002 Tii. Thanks.

Opened a can of worms Ben  

Glenn Corliss wrote:

I'll take the Alfa #35, please.

The Alfa is yours, but if you prefer, there 's the same race in a half-lenght version, at the america time. You can watch that here : http://historicsimracing.123.st/t2280-hso-a-open-event-1973-imsa-road-atlanta-200-december-1st

Chris Hamilton wrote:

Seeing how others have switched cars, hopefully it'll be ok for me to switch as well. I'd like to go with the #100 BMW 2002 Tii. Thanks.

The BMW is yours, but if you prefer, there 's the same race in a half-lenght version, at the america time. You can watch that here : http://historicsimracing.123.st/t2280-hso-a-open-event-1973-imsa-road-atlanta-200-december-1st