Drag Racing Rules SS7?

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So i get kicked every time because i havent a clue what im supposed to do to start one... How? Whats the procedure?
 
there is none. best bet is to have a headset and do a 3 2 1 go
 
listen to what they say when to go. they usually say what seconds on the overall timer to go at. like if the overall time is 19h 45m and 23seconds and they say go at 30 (usually they wont say seconds because they think you would know they mean seconds anyways. youll launch at 19h 45m and 30seconds.
 
listen to what they say when to go. they usually say what seconds on the overall timer to go at. like if the overall time is 19h 45m and 23seconds and they say go at 30 (usually they wont say seconds because they think you would know they mean seconds anyways. youll launch at 19h 45m and 30seconds.

This.
 
I didn't even know you could get kicked.
 
listen to what they say when to go. they usually say what seconds on the overall timer to go at. like if the overall time is 19h 45m and 23seconds and they say go at 30 (usually they wont say seconds because they think you would know they mean seconds anyways. youll launch at 19h 45m and 30seconds.

Thanks! I always hear them saying "25, 25, 25.", and I say to myself "huh"?
 
Is there any marking /landmark for start and finish line?
 
Depends who your racing with. Some people like doing the entire tunnel, some half the tunnel, others go off of bridge posts on the highway. Best bet is get a headset.. everything goes a lot smoother

Just dont be that guy in the veyron smashing through the starting line at 250+
 
Most people just start at the tunnel which is about 1 mile back from the start line. Nobody has set a definite finish line yet as there aren't any real landmarks in the tunnels besides the green lights on the side.

Some race to the first set of lights while others go to the second set. Give it time and there will be more organisation with people becoming more experienced with GT5. Same goes for drifting.

I consider it still in its infancy.
 
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