Win Tickets to the 2022 Goodwood Festival of Speed in a GT Sport Online Competition
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- Addison,Texas
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Last year was quite a mess. No defined rule on what tires for the car, the way they handled determining the winner (Which @Adam41 explained here) and of course as mentioned, no prize even handed out at all. Thankfully, the car issue is sorted and way more easier for everyone to see as opposed to having to guess, but that leaderboard mixup seems to indicate they still haven't quite gotten a grasp on things (Doesn't help that they haven't fixed that since May 17th.)
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- 34,597
- Addison,Texas
- GTP_RACECAR
So, I got curious and did abit of digging and discovered something that once again seems to indicate that these guys still don't quite have things well sorted: Just looking around on Instagram (My platform of choice for this) I found that there are at least 29 entries that have been submitted since May 17th (The last time the leaderboard has been updated) and yet none of them are on it despite all using the hashtag AND showing the full lap to completion as stated in the rules (and all are viewable too). That doesn't look great to me just on that bit of digging alone and I can only imagine how much worse it'll get if its the same story with Facebook and Twitter entries, especially since its just passed the deadline.
Edit: They finally updated the board
However, 51s is Reeeeallly suspect considering the winner only got 54 last year.
Edit: They finally updated the board
However, 51s is Reeeeallly suspect considering the winner only got 54 last year.
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- Perth, Australia
Haha, well I can confirm my lap time was not that fast (I did a 54.963, not 54.693). I feel as though this doesn't get checked. As for the insanse lap times under 53 seconds, I'm 99% sure those times are with a modified version of the car.
Let's just hope the "heats phase" uses BoP.
Let's just hope the "heats phase" uses BoP.
