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I will be there tonight too. Missed last week because I was sick. Also will miss the next two Mondays, or at least the 23th, because I'll going on holyday for my birthday.
On another thought - E3 went by and there was not a word from PD. No new GT for the PS4 and no new content for GT6. I was thinking of getting a PS4 when GT7 is announced, but it seems it is far into the future. There is Project CARS coming in November though and since my PC will not cut it, I'm thinking of getting it for the PS4 (and the console). Really hope that Logitech will announce support for the DFGT for PS4. There is a new official PS4/3 wheel from Trustmaster. It looks great and a good upgrade for DFGT users.
So what are your thoughts guys? Do you have a PS4? Are getting one? Are any of you interested in pCARS or are you waiting for GT7?
But the rest of the times, the 2 wheels off the track were acceptable, hence the small penalty.
Rule BookMore than 2 wheels off the track is off-track
Rule Bookall drivers should keep at least 2 wheels on the track and should always keep off the grass, gravel or sand
It was some great racing today, extremely close. I already didn't think I had a chance at Autumn Ring, but it was especially tough when it would suddenly lose grip in the wet patches. I had more problems with oversteer than understeer, hah. Exciting though!
@WarriusZero Anyway, I wanted to ask about this:
To me, in seems in contradiction with the rule book that says
And then under "track boundaries" says:
To me, that means that any use of off the track (like at Eiger), any touching of the dirt/gravel at the inside is not allowed. Because you should "always" keep off of them. The "2 wheels on the track" part is just for kerbs (which are not part of the track).
I'm just seeking clarification on this, as it would affect how I race! I don't want any additional penalties or something obviously.Just for future reference.
As described in the Rules of Conduct, all drivers should keep at least 2 wheels on the track and should always keep off the grass, gravel or sand.
As described in the Rules of Conduct, all drivers must keep at least 2 wheels on the track.
- if the last driver is quite far behind, the leader will stop completely to make sure that as little time as possible is spent regrouping the field
I feel like I am missing lots of fun not having been to these races.
Would like to join if I can and if you will have me. Lotsa familiar faces should know I try to be clean best I can
Edit: nm, found info in the first post:tup:
Have you read all there was to read?