24h races

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That's what I'm saying. The 'Ring is the one track that has everything. Uphill corners, downhill corners, reverse corners, then to top it all off a strait where you can get higher speeds than on the Mulsanne. And it was called green hell because of all the trees that used to grow inches from the track: drivers would steer a bit too little and hit a tree.

You've just been Venomspec'd.

I have seen some crazy pictures and videos of wrecks from the old nurburgring, which was even bumpier :scared:
 
gamerdog6482
That's what I'm saying. The 'Ring is the one track that has everything. Uphill corners, downhill corners, reverse corners, then to top it all off a strait where you can get higher speeds than on the Mulsanne. And it was called green hell because of all the trees that used to grow inches from the track: drivers would steer a bit too little and hit a tree.

You've just been Venomspec'd.

Woo! Can't wait.
 
Silver10
do you guys mean by Cape Ring track?

No, as in Nurburgring Nordschleife. Notice the last four letters of NurburgRING. It's just a way of saying the name cause it's easier to say the ring or the green hell than to memorize the name Nurburgring Nordschleife, although I do have it memorized...
 
Well, me too. Used the word "Nordschleife", got in a huge debate about weather or not it was a real word, left and never went back.
 
gamerdog6482
Well, me too. Used the word "Nordschleife", got in a huge debate about weather or not it was a real word, left and never went back.

Rage Quit!

Lol jk no but you are aware that sometimes people decide to play scrabble without names. So if they were playing without names you still weren't allowed to use Nordschleife. :P
 
Rage Quit!

Lol jk no but you are aware that sometimes people decide to play scrabble without names. So if they were playing without names you still weren't allowed to use Nordschleife. :P

Skrabble in German, please! Nordschleife means "North Loop." :lol:
 
MrMelancholy15
You definitely could: ,,Die Nordschleife des Rings der Stadt Nürburg."

Notice: ,,Die" is pronounced as the letter D and not as a rather unwanted action...

I love having a German person telling me what this means. Thank you
 
I love having a German person telling me what this means. Thank you

Haha, no problem. As long as the moderators don't mind (and PLEASE don't, I was just being helpful in our off-topic Scrabble discussion) I don't think anyone else does. :)



Back on topic, any updates, Madame?
 
No more scrabble talk. He said he was going to start his 24h of Le mans today, so he is probably just doing that right now. All we can do now is wait for him to update us on how it's going
 
No more scrabble talk. She said she was going to start his 24h of Le mans today, so he is probably just doing that right now. All we can do now is wait for him to update us on how it's going

I believe Interpunct is a Madame from Monaco... C'est possible.
 
MrMelancholy15
I believe Interpunct is a Madame from Monaco... C'est possible.

You are correct. Sadly I don't live there anymore, I will move back to Monaco soon enough... And I had to postpone the 24h race... Something came up and had to leave my house. I was just 2 laps into the race lol.
 
You are correct. Sadly I don't live there anymore, I will move back to Monaco soon enough... And I had to postpone the 24h race... Something came up and had to leave my house. I was just 2 laps into the race lol.

at least you can do B-Spec 24 hours... cause the NPC can go into pit then-self while you leave at the house
 
You are correct. Sadly I don't live there anymore, I will move back to Monaco soon enough... And I had to postpone the 24h race... Something came up and had to leave my house. I was just 2 laps into the race lol.

Better early than 15 hours in. Note to self: before attempting LM 24h race, inform parents NOT to turn the PS3 off. :lol:
 
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Bah, j viens du Canada/Deutschland... Proche á la Belgique ou le Québec. Vous m'en croyez? :lol: Aussi, je trouve le français mieux que cette langue Américaine qu'on parle (mauvaisement) au Canada, avec des accents terribles! Mais, parce que j'aimerais voyager pour tout le monde, j'ai appris l'allemand, l'espagnole, le français et l'anglais. Prochaine: la langue la plus belle; Russkiye. :lol: J'aimerais pouvoir utliser les clés de cette langue... Mais, pour ça, j'ai besoin du Traducteur Google; en utilisant la <<Russkaya Klaviatura.>>
 
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