I was just going to post that in the race last night I was locking the front tires with ABS on which has never happened before, ever, and apparently there’s an ABS glitch that was added with the last update. The first I’ve heard of it, hopefully that gets fixed soon.
I have noticed that too...I don't really lock the brakes up fully but enough to slide the car around. Entering the Corkscrew was dangerous for me running a brake bias of 3 to the rear, which is why i was braking early there almost every lap. Turn 1 was a different monster
I have noticed sometimes that when you check the member list in the lobby, I have my setting at default, and it displays weak. Never gave it much thought since I figured it was resorting back to my hard setting. Will be taking note.Turn 1 was where it was worst for me.
It took me about a third of the race to figure out a rhythm and brake bias setting that made driving the car sort of work, but by then I was almost a lap behind and had wasted a stint driving on mediums.
Apparently the ABS moves itself from Default to Weak, so you have to set it to off and back to Default at some point in practice in the lobby (or something, apparently)
It's almost like they are trying to work in some kind of brake temp into the game. Everyone had issues with it so it clearly couldn't be a fluke to you hosting ARL we had a weird spot in the redbull Jr that was very similar as well.
Everything has been updated and is on the main 1st page post.
Congratulations to
Herimopp89
SRT DK Racing
T5Black
On you podium finishes
I will try to make a better points layout in the days to come. It's so cheesy compared to ARL's layout.
Last night went off reasonably well for the first race but it wasn't without issues. We lost @GTP_Guido due to problems and we also had to reboot the lobby. Just a reminder if your in the lobby and everything is running smoothly please don't leave as this is when the problems started. Luckily the lobby stayed stable until the race was over and no reports of any serious lag issues.
We are switching host for the next race to try and solve these problems. @Cold Warrior will be your race host for the February 1st race at Blue Moon Bay. He has a super fast connection and lives closer to Europe than I do so hopefully this takes care of any issues we have from our players across the pond. If @Cold Warrior is not on your friends list please make it a point to get that done if you do not receive one from him first.
@micantony and @Infineon are also our backup host and should be added as well
Qualifying for next months race will be an open 10 minutes for everyone as Blue Moon Bay is a large enough track with plenty of room to handle all 16 players at once.
I would like to thank everyone who raced yesterday and I look forward to racing everyone again next month.
Mr. Rlnsky, we are running the Blue Moon full road course, correct? I need to start running laps to find a little speed there. I can promise you I ran well over 1000 laps at Laguna Seca since it was released in preparation for Saturdays race and it still didnt prevent me from stepping in the cow pile once the race started. That's kinda the reason I was so torn between the 86 and the Trophy, the 86 was within .400 of the Trophy and more forgiving but the Toyota GR3 cars seemed slower the GR3 Renault.

Mr. Rlnsky, we are running the Blue Moon full road course, correct? I need to start running laps to find a little speed there. I can promise you I ran well over 1000 laps at Laguna Seca since it was released in preparation for Saturdays race and it still didnt prevent me from stepping in the cow pile once the race started. That's kinda the reason I was so torn between the 86 and the Trophy, the 86 was within .400 of the Trophy and more forgiving but the Toyota GR3 cars seemed slower the GR3 Renault.
Small detail. Race info for Feb 1 gives the track info for Blue Moon Bay, then the qualifying details list track as Luguna Saca. I'm sure it's just an over sight. But thought I'd mention it.
Paul.
So I suggested cautions for this race to Rinsky yesterday and he didn’t shoot down the idea. They make sense for oval racing since it can get pretty lonely if you make a mistake and lose the draft. We could do the same thing they do in IRS, if 2 or more cars are involved in an incident they can type “C” to bring out a caution. It’s the responsibility of the involved cars to type it, otherwise there isn’t a caution.
I was thinking it could be an automated process. The lead cars turn on their 4 way flashers and slow down to 60mph or whatever caution speed is. If they’re past turn 2 they go past the finish line and wait for the field to bunch up and then pit the next lap. If they’re in the first half of the lap there will be enough time for the field to bunch up behind them so they can pit the first time they get to it. Everyone else can drive as fast as is safe to get to the leader, and then slow down. Then the next time the field reaches the finish line after pitting the race will restart.
It’ll be too much work to organize lead lap and lapped cars so if they stay out and all of the lead lap cars in front of them pit they can drive around at full speed and try to catch up to the field, and if they pit they stay a lap down but it’s their call whether they keep their place in line or drop to the back.
Keeping with the spirit of the “endurance” race the final 30 minutes no cautions will occur, to make it a straight race to the end. They just happen in the first 2/3rds to stop it being too lonely for anyone.
Basically it’s always easier to organize these things using voice chat but if that’s not something that can be done it could work as long as everyone knows what’s going on.
thats not a good idea in my opinion , why should other people be punished because off an incident they had nothing to do with ? And it could encourage people to take a chance they wouldn't otherwise take , just my opinion offcourse![]()
@WhiteFlight1
could you have done another lap?
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this is our finish as the timer expired. he slowed just enough to not have to do another lap, and i didnt quite beat the timer.
thats not a good idea in my opinion , why should other people be punished because off an incident they had nothing to do with ? And it could encourage people to take a chance they wouldn't otherwise take , just my opinion offcourse![]()
We don't do cautions last year for BB Raceway. Which is a much more difficult oval to drive.So I suggested cautions for this race to Rinsky yesterday and he didn’t shoot down the idea. They make sense for oval racing since it can get pretty lonely if you make a mistake and lose the draft. We could do the same thing they do in IRS, if 2 or more cars are involved in an incident they can type “C” to bring out a caution. It’s the responsibility of the involved cars to type it, otherwise there isn’t a caution.
I was thinking it could be an automated process. The lead cars turn on their 4 way flashers and slow down to 60mph or whatever caution speed is. If they’re past turn 2 they go past the finish line and wait for the field to bunch up and then pit the next lap. If they’re in the first half of the lap there will be enough time for the field to bunch up behind them so they can pit the first time they get to it. Everyone else can drive as fast as is safe to get to the leader, and then slow down. Then the next time the field reaches the finish line after pitting the race will restart.
It’ll be too much work to organize lead lap and lapped cars so if they stay out and all of the lead lap cars in front of them pit they can drive around at full speed and try to catch up to the field, and if they pit they stay a lap down but it’s their call whether they keep their place in line or drop to the back.
Keeping with the spirit of the “endurance” race the final 30 minutes no cautions will occur, to make it a straight race to the end. They just happen in the first 2/3rds to stop it being too lonely for anyone.
Basically it’s always easier to organize these things using voice chat but if that’s not something that can be done it could work as long as everyone knows what’s going on.
Gr.3 Oval BOP boosts all cars 791 hp and weights them to 2,866 lbs some the class is fairly balanced expect for handling issues. So you're Subaru shouldn't be a problem here. Good luck in June at Sarthe though. Rinsky got the car to beat their.No matter what will be desided regarding cautions , the Subaru is pretty much in BIG BIG problems in that race as it lack`s topspeed badly![]()
We don't do cautions last year for BB Raceway. Which is a much more difficult oval to drive.
Plus I think we'll just confuse everyone.
Haha, there was no way, had like half a tank at that point. Perhaps a bit douchy move, I almost felt bad about it
Anyway, it was a fun race however I was totally out of practice, pace was scary slow with tons of mistakes![]()