1971 Canadian-American Challenge Cup - Entry List

David Jaques (6 starts) picks up #49

Timo Vermeersch (6 starts) picks up #55

Jan Kowalski (4 starts) picks up #34

Porsche #0 and McLaren #27 are now available for full-time drives.
Please declare your interest within the next 24 hours.

Lolas #9 and #35, McLaren #39 and Lola #41 are available for full-time drives, first come first serve.

I'd like to free up my car. I'm not getting the results I've thought I could get and I don't seem to be able to keep up with the required driving style at the moment. I may join back later, but I'd like to focus on F171.

Lola #81 is now available for a full-time drive.
Please declare your interest within the next 24 hours.

Porsche #0 and McLaren #27 are available for full-time drives, first come first serve.

May I switch to Porsche #0 if pos please?

Thanks

Lola #13 is now available for a full-time drive.
Please declare your interest within the next 24 hours.

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Lola #81 is now available for a full-time drive, first come first serve.

Hi guys!!! May I take the #81?

Thiago Canola wrote:: Hi guys!!! May I take the #81?

Ok

McLarens #37 and #57 are now available for full-time drives.
Please declare your interest within the next 24 hours.

So #57 it will be. Smile

May I ?

Thiago Canola wrote:: So #57 it will be. May I ?

Quote :: If a full-time car becomes vacant during the series, it is offered during a 24 hour period, and everyone interested asks for it. The interested driver who has the most starts in the series gets the car. In the event two or more interested drivers have the same number of starts, the one who asks for it first gets the car. If nobody asks for it during the 24 hour period, the car is then offered on a first come, first serve basis until it is picked up (this process dispenses with the waiting list system used in previous series).

Thiago Canola picks up #57

All vacant cars are available for full-time drives, first come first serve.

So Seeing as I now have a new job from early September, which exist's in the strange world of 9 to 5 Monday to Friday
Can I book the #39 Mclaren for the last two races?

Assuming I can get internet sorted by the next race that is, as I'm moving from Hampshire to Scotland for said job, I can wait till I'm online again to book a car if that would be preferred

Dave Miller wrote:: So Seeing as I now have a new job from early September, which exist's in the strange world of 9 to 5 Monday to Friday
Can I book the #39 Mclaren for the last two races?

ok

Would possibly like to give this and the F1 1971 a go but evey time I try to download any of the tracks or cars it just hangs and timesout i've tried in diffrent browsers with same result any help would be appreciated

Stephen Gibb wrote:: Would possibly like to give this and the F1 1971 a go but evey time I try to download any of the tracks or cars it just hangs and timesout i've tried in diffrent browsers with same result any help would be appreciated

The links are operating fine, so I would say it is likely an internet issue on your end.

Stephen Gibb wrote:: Would possibly like to give this and the F1 1971 a go but evey time I try to download any of the tracks or cars it just hangs and timesout i've tried in diffrent browsers with same result any help would be appreciated

Consider allowing the download site through your Internet Security (similarly like you sometimes have to allow software onto your Virus Security Excempt List.

I just realised I ain't gonna be around for Laguna Seca, which in itself is a pity, but if I got the rules right, it means I'll have to free up my car. Tasting wine in the Bordeaux region instead... :drink: