GP of Miami (2hrs) **CANCELLED**

Simulation: NASCAR Racing 2003 Season using the Redline GTP Mod
Race Server IP: check race mail
Password: check race mail
Race Date: Saturday, April 10th, 2010
Race Length: 105 Laps
Yellows: Off
Starts: Single file, Staggered with 0.5 - 1 second interval
Weather: 70° Clear, FIXED
Practice Time: 4:45 pm - 5:45 pm (CET)
Qualify Time: 5:45 pm (GMT)
Happy Hour: approximately 5:50 pm (CET)
Qualifying Laps: 3
Race Time: 6:00 pm (CET)
Pace Lap: FULL
Pit Road Speed Limit: none (even if Nascar says you have to respect a 70MPH Pit Road speed limit, you can actually blast through the pit lane at 200MPH+ with no penalty)
Car Setup: Open
Hardcore Mode: Driving Aids Off & Open Cockpit View
Pitstop Frequency: 1x
Damage: Moderate


Safety

We will be starting the race Single File Staggered to assist in eliminating the first lap incidents. You MUST start with a minimum of a .5 - 1 second gap to the driver in front of you . If a driver is too close at the start, or causing problems, we may consider restarting the race. No pass in the first few corners is going to win the race for you.


Chatting

During, Qualifications and Race, no chatting whatsoever will be tolerated. Even to warn other drivers that you're exiting/entering pits, or to thank a lapper for letting you through. If you do chat, you will receive a warning


-Please confirm you presence or absence to the race in this topic

Drivers having missed two races in a row without prior notification in the race's thread will be withdrawn from the Entry list.

You can as well post your pre/post race impressions here


A bit of history : Last Floridian stop for the IMSA Camel GT circus, and another victory for the Jaguar team, courtesy of Brazil's Raul Boesel this time. He won with a very short margin over Tommy Kendall's Spice, the American having delighted the crowd with a tremendous late charge for the lead, finishing just 3 tenths of a second short of Boesel. A solid 3rd, Geoff Brabham proved once again the reliability of his Nissan, while James Weaver scored the first valuable points for Dyson Racing with a nice 4th place.

Confirmed drivers ( in bold ) :

GTP CLASS

Dauer Racing

#0 : Milt Minter Jr
#00 : Matt Watkins

Bud Light Jaguar Racing

#2 : Sasha Sosnowski
#3 : Guillaume Siebert

Milner Racing

#4 : Kevin Lewis
#5 : Sanjin Haler

Joest Racing

#6 : Larry Krupp
#7 : free / libre

Hotchkis Racing

#10: free / libre

Dyson Racing

#16: Brendan Kaczmarek

MOMO

#30: Stewart Amos

Spice Engineering

#33: free / libre

MTI Racing

#64 : Bruno Goujon
#65 : Carlo Pozzi

Nissan Performance

#1 : Alex Shurikus
#83 : Rich Gast
#84 : Jim Ray

All American Racers

#98 : Bill Yarbrough
#99 : Jerry Foehrkolb


LIGHTS CLASS

Essex Racing

#8 : free / libre
#9 : Frank Verplanken

David Tennyson Racing

#19 : free / libre

Carlos Bobeda Racing

#20 : Guy Pitra

Ecurie Scientific

#36 : Andre Lagunzad

Comptech Racing

#48 : Brad Otto
#49 : Alessandro Milano Rossini

Bieri Racing

#80 : Troy Null

#20 is in see you saturday Guy

#9 ready

The #0 Dauer Porsche will be there..

Alaster will be there in Miami, good luck all!

red #5 is ready

I'll be there

I will be there.

Will be there!

#4 will be there.

For your information, time settings have been changed to CET (Central European Time). It doesn't change anything as far as the starting time is concerned.

To check that you've got the right time, this message has been written at 0.00 CET

I'll be there to try yet again in the #16... We'll see...

Race mail sent ! (with a minor mistake in it : it is of course round 4 not 2 )

I will be there Antoine.
Sure hope I do not have connection issues again.
Very hard track not sure I can even adequately stay out of the way.
The only people that will finish behind me will have blow up or wreck.

Antoine de Mautor wrote:

For your information, time settings have been changed to CET (Central European Time). It doesn't change anything as far as the starting time is concerned.

To check that you've got the right time, this message has been written at 0.00 CET

This whole time thing has me really confused...sure could use some help with it. My time zone is United States...Eastern Daylight Savings time zone.

Bill Yarbrough wrote:

Antoine de Mautor wrote:

For your information, time settings have been changed to CET (Central European Time). It doesn't change anything as far as the starting time is concerned.

To check that you've got the right time, this message has been written at 0.00 CET

This whole time thing has me really confused...sure could use some help with it. My time zone is United States...Eastern Daylight Savings time zone.

You're 6 hours behind the stated CET time.

pas là

Yeah Bill as usual the race will start at midday for you, right?

I will not be attending. On holiday

I am not sure Antoine. All I know is that United States Eastern Daylight Savings time converts to UTC -5. In fact, this is a hot topic over at FSB right now. None know for sure what time we race.

Strike that...US EDT is -4 gmt/utc

Yeh bloody summer time stuff, just as if time zones weren't already a nightmare of themselves !

Wooooowww, j'ai failli le zapper
Je serai là, pas vraiment entrainé, mais je serai là

Regrets, Troy Null in the #80 will be absent. GLA!!!

It's my intention to be there...just hope I don't miss the start of the race because of the time issue.