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I realize that you probably want the GTP Insider to deal with GT, but you should list the winners of the other competitions on this site if you are going to list the winners of the WRS.
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sUnhttps://www.gtplanet.net/insider/archives/49/gt4-drive
On the GT4 issue in the 5th or 6th paragraph, you spelt licences (spelled licenses) wrong a few times.
After youve set up your cash, youve got three choices. One, spend over an hour searching through 700+ cars for an affordable yet reliable machine. Two, test out Photo Mode. Or Three, get your liscences. This time, if you just complete the 16 tests (per liscence),
_During the Event no driver may use more than four sets of dry-weather tyres, four sets of wet weather tyres and three sets of extreme-weather tyres. Unless the use of wet or extreme-weather tyres is necessary an unused set of dry-weather tyres must be used for both of the qualifying sessions, all reconnaissance laps and the entire race. Unless a precautionary tyre change is necessary for clear and genuine safety reasons, only a punctured or damaged tyre may be changed during a race. No refuelling will be permitted whilst a car is in the pits for the purposes of changing a tyre.
sUnI've always spelt it licence, only to find out I was wrong.![]()
Jimmy EnslashayIt's confusing in Australia. In school, we are told to follow the English way of spelling. I just went and checked my Learner Driver's Log Book, and all through there it's spelt "license".
It's the same with defence/defense. Australia aren't very clear on these things.
EDIT: Sorry for going off-topic.
FamineThat'll be "defense" is a US English variant of the English "defence"...