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- Zolon32
Ladies and Gentlemen, like most people on here I guess, I have been an ardent fan of Gran Turismo since the first moment I encountered it, in my case that was in 1999. Since the arrival of GT5 I have competed in well organised league racing and, over the past couple of years, I've dropped ABS, switched to hard damage and, most recently, have been taking part in longer races where the weather has a say in the outcome.
Through this I've found myself in the company of some very fast, serious, racers (Who kick my butt I must add), but even so I can't find anyone who really loves what I like to think of a seriously serious racing. Racing where your use of your right foot is as important as your wheel. In short, 600pp road cars, minimum 1,400kg, no down force, sports soft tyres, hard damage, the possibility of rain, and with all assists off.
This sounds like heaven to me, but I'm told that it marks me out as a freak, and I have to say, judging by how few people seem to want to do it, I think they might be right.
Come on GTers, there's got to be some other freaks out there, aren't there?
Cheers, Zolon.
Through this I've found myself in the company of some very fast, serious, racers (Who kick my butt I must add), but even so I can't find anyone who really loves what I like to think of a seriously serious racing. Racing where your use of your right foot is as important as your wheel. In short, 600pp road cars, minimum 1,400kg, no down force, sports soft tyres, hard damage, the possibility of rain, and with all assists off.
This sounds like heaven to me, but I'm told that it marks me out as a freak, and I have to say, judging by how few people seem to want to do it, I think they might be right.
Come on GTers, there's got to be some other freaks out there, aren't there?
Cheers, Zolon.