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- Aletdownofstate
Wheel2WheelRacing is looking for drivers for various Project CARS leagues on PS4. As a league we've been together since 2012, starting originally on F1 2012 on PS3, running multiple splits all the way to F1 2014. Our leagues are 100% distance (roughly an hour and a half for Formula One, probably around 2 hours for WEC) and promote clean and fair racing between members. We have also run GT5/6 leagues in the past and will be hosting F1 2015 leagues when the game is released.
Currently we are looking for drivers for Formula B leagues and LMP1 leagues, with more to be added in different disciplines to be added as members come forward to take part.
Lobbies typically open at 7:30PM GMT, with a 15 minute qualifying session starting at 7:45PM and the race starting at 8:05PM (5 minutes break after qualifying.) Days of the week are yet to be fully established, but it's looking like Tuesday and Thursday at the moment with the leagues starting in a week or two and F1 2015 being on Wednesday and Friday upon release.
We also have a full team of driver stewards who discuss any appeals and incidents that occur as well as dealing out appropriate penalties and discussing future features of the league. This is open to all members for contribution.
Both wheel and pad users are welcome. Assists are permitted. A no assist split will be setup if there's demand for it, we have run this in the past for the F1 games. New drivers will be inducted in a short race with a member of the site to prove they are able to drive cleanly.
If you are interested in racing please sign up on the website and comment on your preferred league. It would be handy if people could also post below with their username on the site and PSN ID. Any questions please feel free to ask below, on the site, or message me on PSN/Twitter @Aletdownofstate.
www.wheel2wheelracing.com
Here are the provisional calendars/rules for the initial leagues.
Formula B/GP2
Standard FIA points system (25, 18, 15, etc)
One mandatory pit stop
15 minute qualifying session
Formation lap
8 Teams of 2 drivers.
Standard drivers and constructors/teams tables
Full damage, tyre wear, technical failures, fuel etc
Race length: 100% distance, roughly an hour and a half in length for the races.
Random weather, though appropriate for the location, Dubai is never going to have anything other than clear/cloudy/hazy for example.
Replays must be saved for evidence when appealing etc. No footage, no appeal.
Tracklist: Links are to layouts of the lesser known tracks.
Circuit De Catalunya, Spain
Zhuhai International Circuit, China
Monaco GP Circuit, Monaco
Imola GP Circuit, Italy
Brno
Donington Park GP Circuit, UK
Hockenheim Ring GP Circuit, Germany
Silverstone GP Circuit, UK
Nurburgring GP Circuit, Germany
Le Circuit Bugatti, France (Le Mans GP Circuit)
Spa-Francorchamps GP Circuit, Belgium
Motorsport Arena Oschersleben, Germany
Monza GP Circuit, Italy
Sakitto GP Circuit, Japan
Road America, USA
Dubai Autodrome (Twilight), Dubai
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WEC/LMP1
Standard FIA points system (25, 18, 15, etc)
2 Mandatory pit stops
15/20 minute qualifying session
Formation lap
4 teams of 4 drivers. Alternatively, 2 teams of 4 drivers in LMP1 and 4 teams of 2 drivers in LMP2/GT cars. Or any combination of this, each category with their own tables similar to how the WEC works IRL.
Standard drivers and constructors/teams tables.
Full damage, tyre wear, mechanical failures, fuel etc
Race length: We can have up to 250 laps in one race so something around the 2 hour mark?
Random weather, though appropriate for the location, Dubai is never going to have anything other than clear/cloudy/hazy for example.
Replays must be saved for evidence when appealing etc. No footage, no appeal.
Tracklist: Links are to layouts of the lesser known tracks. Also races progressing from day to night over the course of the race.
Silverstone GP Circuit, UK
Spa-Francorchamps GP Circuit, Belgium
Circuit de la Sarthe, Le Mans France
Brno
Nurburgring GP Circuit, Germany
Road America, USA
Sakitto GP Circuit, Japan
Zhuhai International Circuit, China
Imola GP Circuit, Italy
Dubai Autodrome, Dubai
Below you can find an example of the racing we've recently been having.
www.wheel2wheelracing.com
Currently we are looking for drivers for Formula B leagues and LMP1 leagues, with more to be added in different disciplines to be added as members come forward to take part.
Lobbies typically open at 7:30PM GMT, with a 15 minute qualifying session starting at 7:45PM and the race starting at 8:05PM (5 minutes break after qualifying.) Days of the week are yet to be fully established, but it's looking like Tuesday and Thursday at the moment with the leagues starting in a week or two and F1 2015 being on Wednesday and Friday upon release.
We also have a full team of driver stewards who discuss any appeals and incidents that occur as well as dealing out appropriate penalties and discussing future features of the league. This is open to all members for contribution.
Both wheel and pad users are welcome. Assists are permitted. A no assist split will be setup if there's demand for it, we have run this in the past for the F1 games. New drivers will be inducted in a short race with a member of the site to prove they are able to drive cleanly.
If you are interested in racing please sign up on the website and comment on your preferred league. It would be handy if people could also post below with their username on the site and PSN ID. Any questions please feel free to ask below, on the site, or message me on PSN/Twitter @Aletdownofstate.
www.wheel2wheelracing.com
Here are the provisional calendars/rules for the initial leagues.
Formula B/GP2
Standard FIA points system (25, 18, 15, etc)
One mandatory pit stop
15 minute qualifying session
Formation lap
8 Teams of 2 drivers.
Standard drivers and constructors/teams tables
Full damage, tyre wear, technical failures, fuel etc
Race length: 100% distance, roughly an hour and a half in length for the races.
Random weather, though appropriate for the location, Dubai is never going to have anything other than clear/cloudy/hazy for example.
Replays must be saved for evidence when appealing etc. No footage, no appeal.
Tracklist: Links are to layouts of the lesser known tracks.
Circuit De Catalunya, Spain
Zhuhai International Circuit, China
Monaco GP Circuit, Monaco
Imola GP Circuit, Italy
Brno
Donington Park GP Circuit, UK
Hockenheim Ring GP Circuit, Germany
Silverstone GP Circuit, UK
Nurburgring GP Circuit, Germany
Le Circuit Bugatti, France (Le Mans GP Circuit)
Spa-Francorchamps GP Circuit, Belgium
Motorsport Arena Oschersleben, Germany
Monza GP Circuit, Italy
Sakitto GP Circuit, Japan
Road America, USA
Dubai Autodrome (Twilight), Dubai
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WEC/LMP1
Standard FIA points system (25, 18, 15, etc)
2 Mandatory pit stops
15/20 minute qualifying session
Formation lap
4 teams of 4 drivers. Alternatively, 2 teams of 4 drivers in LMP1 and 4 teams of 2 drivers in LMP2/GT cars. Or any combination of this, each category with their own tables similar to how the WEC works IRL.
Standard drivers and constructors/teams tables.
Full damage, tyre wear, mechanical failures, fuel etc
Race length: We can have up to 250 laps in one race so something around the 2 hour mark?
Random weather, though appropriate for the location, Dubai is never going to have anything other than clear/cloudy/hazy for example.
Replays must be saved for evidence when appealing etc. No footage, no appeal.
Tracklist: Links are to layouts of the lesser known tracks. Also races progressing from day to night over the course of the race.
Silverstone GP Circuit, UK
Spa-Francorchamps GP Circuit, Belgium
Circuit de la Sarthe, Le Mans France
Brno
Nurburgring GP Circuit, Germany
Road America, USA
Sakitto GP Circuit, Japan
Zhuhai International Circuit, China
Imola GP Circuit, Italy
Dubai Autodrome, Dubai
Below you can find an example of the racing we've recently been having.
www.wheel2wheelracing.com
