An excuse to do a 24hr race - and raise money for charity

[catsfather]

Edinburgh's Sick Kids hospital is encouraging gamers to do a 24hr gaming session and raise money for the hospital.

http://www.edinburghsickkids.org/press-and-news/news-archive/seeking-brave-gamers.html

It could be an excuse to do a 24 hour race that even the wife would have difficulty complaining about.

"Honey, I'm doing it for charity."

 

[Rico_S]

I just hope it won't be an overkill race. A 24-Hour thrilling race is the only fun thing.

 

[catsfather]

When I eventually do a 24 hour race I'm going to take care to choose a car that gives me the chance of a podium rather than something that gives me a guaranteed win.

 

[Machate-man]

"Honey, I'm doing it for charity."

Is this B-spec? Because You're guaranteed a win in anything 650pp and up in A-spec

 

[SkateNj]

Finally a good reason to do 24 Hours at Le Mans

 

[Aaronrray]

When I eventually do a 24 hour race I'm going to take care to choose a car that gives me the chance of a podium rather than something that gives me a guaranteed win.

I won le mans in a McLaren f1 road car, it was 24 hours of intense "on your toes" racing that, when good fast paced music is in the background, keeps you mezmerized