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Well, i've eventually got round to posting the settings and rules for this long-in-conception OLR series!!!
As of yesterday we now have an almost full grid of entrants. This is the list as it stands:
Nurburgring - Cougar XR-7
M31 - Cougar XR-7
TheCracker - Alfa GTA
Luxy - Alfa GTA
geeTeye - Alfa GTA
Icemanshooter23 - Shelby GT350R
goixoye - Shelby GT350R
Foamy302 - ShelbyGT350R
Redline Fox - Plymouth Cuda
Enzo Guy (GTX) - Plymouth Cuda
Jetboys427 - Plymouth Cuda
Sjaak68 - Nissan 1600 SSS
Barbol - Nissan 1600 SSS
MachOne - Camaro Z/28
Slicks - Camaro Z/28
Schrodes - Camaro Z/28
yourlocalgod - 2002 Turbo
1989therat - 2002 Turbo
Dudley (GTX) - 2002 Turbo
SilverStang - Dodge Charger R/T
microrcdude - Dodge Charger R/T
MustangManiac16 - Dodge Charger R/T
If this list is incorrect, or anyone definately doesn't want to race at all. Then please PM me and i will update the list.
Now considered as a 'Club' racing series - rather than a 'Professional' series as it was originally run, this OLR version will be a more laid-back affair. The series will be run in Arcade Mode - giving us greater flexibility in potential race length, yet giving no room for those with good tuning ability to have an advantage. The cars although on paper have vastly different abilities, will be tuned using the Quick Tune menus to equalise their performance.
Keeping with the historic club racing theme there will be no driver aids aloud - this helps the lower powered Euro/Japanese which won't suffer the traction problems that the US V8's do. When i tested all the cars originally, there was only a 2 second per lap gap between the quickest and slowest cars on the Infineon 'Stock Car' circuit. During say a 8-lap race the slight performance advantage that the V8's have over the Inline 4's will be reduced by the smaller cars 'drivability' This is further helped by the fact that the Alfa, BMW and Nissan/Datsun will run on softer tires than the mediums that the V8's do.
The series will be run in Arcade mode, with the usual OLR rules.
These are the settings for everyones machines, the changes are made in the 'Quick Tune' option.
Alfa GTA
134bhp
670kgs
Soft Sports Tyres
BMW 2002 turbo
168bhp
1080kgs
Soft Sports Tyres
Nissan 1600SSS
128bhp
1003kgs
The hardest Racing Tyres
Top Speed - 250km/h
Camaro Z/28
268bhp
1401kgs
Medium Sports Tyres
Charger 440 R/T
375bhp
1650kgs
Medium Sports Tyres
Mercury Cougar XR-7
290bhp
1418kgs
Medium Sports Tyres
Shelby GT350R
275bhp
1268kgs
Medium Sports Tyres
Plymouth Cuda 440
384bhp
1576kgs
Medium Sports Tyres
134bhp
670kgs
Soft Sports Tyres
BMW 2002 turbo
168bhp
1080kgs
Soft Sports Tyres
Nissan 1600SSS
128bhp
1003kgs
The hardest Racing Tyres
Top Speed - 250km/h
Camaro Z/28
268bhp
1401kgs
Medium Sports Tyres
Charger 440 R/T
375bhp
1650kgs
Medium Sports Tyres
Mercury Cougar XR-7
290bhp
1418kgs
Medium Sports Tyres
Shelby GT350R
275bhp
1268kgs
Medium Sports Tyres
Plymouth Cuda 440
384bhp
1576kgs
Medium Sports Tyres
We will have a warm-up race with a deadline of Sunday Sept 25th 12midnight GMT to be held at the Infineon Stock Car Circuit over 8 laps with usual OLR rules applying. Testing must be done in the 'Free Run' mode with the actual race ran only once. Feedback on how fair the settings seem when you have done some testing will be much appreciated!
The series will start for real probably the following week (depending on how smoothly the warm-up goes)
These are the circuits that we will run at:
Round1 - Portland Historic Races - Yosemite
Round2 - Wine Country Classic - Infineon Full Circuit
Round3 - Coronado Classic Speed Festival - Seattle
Round4 - Thunderhill Park HMSA Invitational - Autumn Ring reverse
Round5 - Lime Rock Park Vintage Special - Grand Valley East a 20 lap enduro with fuel & tires?
Round6 - Rolex Monterey Historic Automobile Races - Laguna Seca
- Dates and lap quantities for these races will be posted soon.
Thanks again to everyone for being so patient! - keep checking back for updates