Monday Night Racing (Recruiting)

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Nearly 1,000 of you passed up driving one of the best FWD cars in GT7, last Monday.

How many of you can resist driving an R34? :gtpflag:
 
Monday Night Racing races are designed to help all drivers improve. We drive anything anywhere. If it is in the game, it is fair game.

Driving AWD cars fast can be a challenge. You need time to adjust to the different drivetrain. These races are the ticket that you need to push your skills. Take the first track. It looks simple, right? Easy too dismiss? Wrong! It is deceptively simple, but difficult on which to be consistently fast. And there are a few Walls of Champions to avoid. It is the perfect warm-up track because it will set the pace for the night. Dragon Trail, with the chicane of death, deserves more respect for the track and car. After those two tracks, Nurburgring will be a chef's kiss because it is way easier to drive compared to the previous challenges.

See that beauty, below? Who is going to miss driving this beast!

Monday Night Racing

August 10 @ 7:30 P.M. Eastern

Car: NISSAN Skyline R34 V-spec 2 Nur 2002, 336 HP, 3439 lbs, Tires = Sport Hard, (target PP = 524.80)

Add the Fully Customizable Suspension, Differential, Vectoring Differential, Manual Transmission, Brake Controller.

NISSAN-R34-GT-R-V-spec-2-Nur-2002-Yosemite-National-Park.jpg


Tracks & Conditions, (Laps)
Blue Moon Bay Infield A / Counter-clockwise, Tires = 13X Fuel = 5X, (13)
Dragon Trail Seaside Reverse / Counter=clockwise, Tires = 18X Fuel = 5X, (8)
Nurburgring 24-hour, Tires = 18X Fuel = 5X, (2)



Don't hit what you can see. [SCCA rulebook]
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Well, we had quite a response to the R34, last night!

Tough to do in the middle of a summer.

So many tow trucks had to be called, too. 😁
 
Each week, this thread has hundreds of readers! Since the last posting, nearly 750 curious drivers wanted to learn about our racing.

Thank you, but why not race with us and learn for yourself what fair racing is like? Everyone earns their place at the finish line. We all drive the same car with the same specs, but the cars can be tuned to your driving style. The only driving aid allowed is ABS, and tires are chosen after being carefully tested. Experiential learning and repetition are used to help us become better drivers.

But there is still room for you. You are reading about our racing presumably because you too want to become a better driver. Right? There is a wide variety of drivers each week, too, and we all get something from racing these challenges together. You can too.

Read the top post again, and I truly look forward to your racing with us each week.
 

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