I just remember him having some outright shocking performances.I agree Golding was pretty average but 10th in his first season of DVS isn't completely horrible but yeah, the step he has taken in the first two rounds this year has been quite unbelieveable.
New livery or something else?
And here I was thinking this could be something exciting
It's motor-entertainment rather than motorsport.I really don't know what the sudden obsession with these things is all about
Yeah I don't get it either.And here I was thinking this could be something exciting
I really don't know what the sudden obsession with these things is all aboutThey bore the hell out of me & I'd rather watch the grass grow.
Yeah I don't get it either.
For anyone interested, I came across this YouTube channel that uploads a lot of the support races.
And here I was thinking this could be something exciting![]()
I'm already a subscriber to the Racing Volt channel and enjoy his offerings on a regular basis.Yeah I don't get it either.
For anyone interested, I came across this YouTube channel that uploads a lot of the support races.
If you've seen the 1:18 model of a retro Castrol/Perkins VF Commodore, you'll know just how good that car looks. I was sort of on the same page as you about Wildcards but for the enduros in those colors.Shame it wasn't Castrol sponsoring a couple wildcards for a few rounds.
Anyway, I don't mind them as a sideshow. More exposure the better for V8s.
Unfortunately a few of us bought a ticket for the hype train & for me, it didn't even leave the StationI actually don't mind the super trucks, they're good entertainment. But what a disappointing announcement, I thought it was going to be something big, the way that tweet was hyping it!
And in sad news, RIP Peter Williamson.A real legend of the sport.
I too like Dubai in pCARS. The first sector between the front straight and the back straight is the best part. But like @prisonermonkeys said, the V8s probably wouldn't use the full circuit, in which case the track becomes somewhat average.A couple things:
The Altima isn't selling well here. BUT!... There is still a case for motorsport here, as Nissan are looking to reintroduce NISMO in Australia.
It is possible we could see the GT-R in Supercars, a couple years from now. I'd love for NISSAN to provide customer cars.
The Dubai Autodrome. I just bought pCARS for XBONE. Not the best graphics. However, I like that track. Elevation changes, good straights, a few slow turns which help for passing. Feels like it could be a permanent venue, just by my initial time trying it out. I could see the excitement of all 26+cars pushing and shoving around there.
To me the GT-R doesn't make sense here. At what point does it just become a GT3 car with more power? The problem is that Nissan doesn't really have many cars they can use. I really think if they do make any changes it will be to the engine only, and they'll keep the Altima body.It is possible we could see the GT-R in Supercars, a couple years from now. I'd love for NISSAN to provide customer cars.
As much as I have a problem with the concept of FR V8 Altima & Volvo, I agree with you.To me the GT-R doesn't make sense here. At what point does it just become a GT3 car with more power? The problem is that Nissan doesn't really have many cars they can use. I really think if they do make any changes it will be to the engine only, and they'll keep the Altima body.
Surely not the Insignia?I can agree with an engine change. However, Nissan Australia introduced the Altima for marketing. It hasn't taken off as hoped. Though, people are aware of the car. So, that part of the Jo was done.
The GT-R is the halo car. With Emery thinking about reintroducing NISMO in dealerships, getting the whatever the next shape GT-R on the grid, would be a plus.
It will be interesting to see what Holden run. They run what they sell. When the Commodore ceases, what do they have to fill that space?
Maybe fear of the crowd at Bathurst due to the sound of the engine? I dunno.Speaking of Holden, they were supposed to show their TT V6 at Bathurst last year which was delayed and now it's been really quiet. Wonder where that stands.
Apparently development hasn't finished yet and it's been delayed to another event to be determinedSpeaking of Holden, they were supposed to show their TT V6 at Bathurst last year which was delayed and now it's been really quiet. Wonder where that stands.
That's actually a good suggestion but not sure they would want to switch over to the Infiniti branding. And it doesn't come with the GT-R engine but the new 3.0L TT from the same VR engine family. Funny thing about that is that Nissan has some 3.0L TT V6's laying around from a dead LMP1 program...Could Nissan use the Infiniti Q50? It's 4 door, RWD....I think there's a version of it that comes with the same motor as the GTR.
Would the have to switch to Infiniti branding though? The G37 was badged as a Nissan Skyline in Japan, so couldn't they do the same in Australia?That's actually a good suggestion but not sure they would want to switch over to the Infiniti branding. And it doesn't come with the GT-R engine but the new 3.0L TT from the same VR engine family. Funny thing about that is that Nissan has some 3.0L TT V6's laying around from a dead LMP1 program...
The car is sold as an Infiniti Q50 in Australia, so that wouldn't really work well for them trying to promote sales of the street car.Would the have to switch to Infiniti branding though? The G37 was badged as a Nissan Skyline in Japan, so couldn't they do the same in Australia?
Would the have to switch to Infiniti branding though? The G37 was badged as a Nissan Skyline in Japan, so couldn't they do the same in Australia?
Cadillac isn't RHD friendly either. If they sold the ATS & CTS here I'd be a happy chappy but they don'tMaybe fear of the crowd at Bathurst due to the sound of the engine? I dunno.
I think the Malibu is still around. You call for them. The Camaro is not rhd friendly. What kind of cars will HSV sell? This is why Cadillac should have been brought over.
You see a sticking point for sales, I see a ready-made excuse for why the team is under-performing - and a testament to the drivers' skill when they do succeed.Cadillac isn't RHD friendly either. If they sold the ATS & CTS here I'd be a happy chappy but they don't
I just don't understand why any manufacturer would not develop a car so that it can be sold with the steering wheel on either side throughout the world? Talk about limit your sales potential.