What Is Your Race Number?

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Red five standing by.

(I don't actually have a full time race number, but it's British GP weekend, and Vettel is driving Nige's old Williams that he bought. Also, it's just a great line)

Hey, I too had a birthday June 27th! Congratulations belatedly MrHorsepower, birthday bro!
 
3, nothing related to NAS(TY)CAR, just always liked 3.


Jerome
 
92. No reason, I just like the number. I also liked the year ( I also had a '92 Supra Turbo that I loved) so that might be part of it.

Otherwise, I'll use 84, my birth year.

Can't bring myself to use 46. That belongs to the GOAT.
 
I used to run 888 with my old account because I liked Craig Lowndes but shortly after he retired from full-time racing I switched to 2 because it was the number Scott Pye had at WAU. Not only that but it was the number of Mark Skaife and Garth Tander so it also had some historical significance to me. When Pye left WAU at the end of 2019 he went to Team 18 and got the number 20, which I have used ever since. Funnily enough, I haven't actually applied the number to any of my cars in GT7 yet:lol:
 
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I run GT4 cars with 14, Johan Cruyffs number and GT3 cars with number 58, the number of Marco Simoncelli


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When I can choose a number, or put a number on a car in games, it's 17, the day I was born. 🙂

When I do a livery in GT, if the car has a number plate, I use 'REDHED17' on an Italian plate, rear only, as that was a good template I found to put text on. 🙂
 
I always number a car for the age I am the day I number it. All of my garages in the various Turismo games over the years represent a timeline of me getting older. My newest GT7 cars are currently wearing number 62. It doesn't seem that long ago that my cars were numbered in the 40's lol.
 
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