NZNL Season 7, Start date
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NZNL Season 7, Start date
Seeing as the other thread got a bit off track I'll start another one
Starting date for NZNL Season 7, due to popular demand is Jan 18 2006
Provisional tracks will be:
Jan 18 np_Daytona 55%
Jan 25 CaliforniaBR 45%
Feb 1 Thunderbay 55%
Feb 8 Chicagoland 45%
Feb 15 Piggzsport Superspeedway 100%
Feb 22 MichiganBR 45%
Mar 1 Supercell 55%
Mar 8 Indianapolis 45%
Mar 15 Texas 55%
Mar 22 np_Talladega 55%
This balances the tracks with 5 SS and 5 SW tracks
If Blue Ridge manages to have a test it could replace one of the above tracks.
VR races will be 25% as last season, discussion on an enduro to be decided
Starting date for NZNL Season 7, due to popular demand is Jan 18 2006
Provisional tracks will be:
Jan 18 np_Daytona 55%
Jan 25 CaliforniaBR 45%
Feb 1 Thunderbay 55%
Feb 8 Chicagoland 45%
Feb 15 Piggzsport Superspeedway 100%
Feb 22 MichiganBR 45%
Mar 1 Supercell 55%
Mar 8 Indianapolis 45%
Mar 15 Texas 55%
Mar 22 np_Talladega 55%
This balances the tracks with 5 SS and 5 SW tracks
If Blue Ridge manages to have a test it could replace one of the above tracks.
VR races will be 25% as last season, discussion on an enduro to be decided
- Murphy's Law
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Can is suggest that we run a revised setup for Chicagoland because last time we had several dings cause by people selfspining (myself included trying to hard on cold tyres) cause the setup is a bit loose for about the 1st 3-4 laps. I’ll do a better setup if you want me to.
Personally I would prefer to run at Charlotte (Lowe's) instead. I find it more enjoyable then Chicagoland.
Personally I would prefer to run at Charlotte (Lowe's) instead. I find it more enjoyable then Chicagoland.
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One of the main criteria in choosing tracks is the "survivability" factor what that means is that we try and choose tracks that are wide enough to avoid accidents.
So if there is a spinning car or an accident in front, a wider track will allow you to pick an escape route. Narrow tracks like Lowes do not give you this option.
While this is not 100% foolproof it has worked well for the last 3 seasons.
The skill level has picked up since we last ran Chicagoland, and while the setup is loose to start with it provides a good setup for a long run.
It is important that each driver practices on a track and therefore learns how to handle the setup
So if there is a spinning car or an accident in front, a wider track will allow you to pick an escape route. Narrow tracks like Lowes do not give you this option.
While this is not 100% foolproof it has worked well for the last 3 seasons.
The skill level has picked up since we last ran Chicagoland, and while the setup is loose to start with it provides a good setup for a long run.
It is important that each driver practices on a track and therefore learns how to handle the setup
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Not if you know what you are doing. The problem is that the front right tyre pressurer is higher then Right rear, which would cause the fronts to be closer to optimum pressure at the start of a run and will have better grip then the rears so the car will be loose, but as the you get further into the run the tyre will cross the optimum pressurer and cause the rears to be closer to the optimum pressurer and now have better grip then the fronts so the car will be tight. So all we need to do is even up the tyre pressers. That should fix the problem. The setup may need some miner adjustments doe.odonohuesp wrote:Also, as pointed out last season, if you take a lose setup and tighten it up, it will only make it tougher to keep the car down on the track at the end of the run and you will begin pushing into the wall.
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Would you say it has improved enough to say run with yellows on?TonyG wrote:The skill level has picked up since we last ran Chicagoland, and while the setup is loose to start with it provides a good setup for a long run.
Just kidding
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well fuk m3Murphy's Law wrote:Not if you know what you are doing. The problem is that the front right tyre pressurer is higher then Right rear, which would cause the fronts to be closer to optimum pressure at the start of a run and will have better grip then the rears so the car will be loose, but as the you get further into the run the tyre will cross the optimum pressurer and cause the rears to be closer to the optimum pressurer and now have better grip then the fronts so the car will be tight. So all we need to do is even up the tyre pressers. That should fix the problem. The setup may need some miner adjustments doe.odonohuesp wrote:Also, as pointed out last season, if you take a lose setup and tighten it up, it will only make it tougher to keep the car down on the track at the end of the run and you will begin pushing into the wall.
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was that an invite Bazzil lolBAZZIL wrote:well fuk m3Murphy's Law wrote:Not if you know what you are doing. The problem is that the front right tyre pressurer is higher then Right rear, which would cause the fronts to be closer to optimum pressure at the start of a run and will have better grip then the rears so the car will be loose, but as the you get further into the run the tyre will cross the optimum pressurer and cause the rears to be closer to the optimum pressurer and now have better grip then the fronts so the car will be tight. So all we need to do is even up the tyre pressers. That should fix the problem. The setup may need some miner adjustments doe.odonohuesp wrote:Also, as pointed out last season, if you take a lose setup and tighten it up, it will only make it tougher to keep the car down on the track at the end of the run and you will begin pushing into the wall.
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If you know what your doing, you could use the current setup in the state it is in and have no problems. Plus if memory serves me correctly, you were on the verge of being suspend for the remainder of the season after we raced Chicagoland last time.Murphy's Law wrote:Not if you know what you are doing. The problem is that the front right tyre pressurer is higher then Right rear, which would cause the fronts to be closer to optimum pressure at the start of a run and will have better grip then the rears so the car will be loose, but as the you get further into the run the tyre will cross the optimum pressurer and cause the rears to be closer to the optimum pressurer and now have better grip then the fronts so the car will be tight. So all we need to do is even up the tyre pressers. That should fix the problem. The setup may need some miner adjustments doe.odonohuesp wrote:Also, as pointed out last season, if you take a lose setup and tighten it up, it will only make it tougher to keep the car down on the track at the end of the run and you will begin pushing into the wall.
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So I'm not the only one sitting here remembering that.odonohuesp wrote:Plus if memory serves me correctly, you were on the verge of being suspend for the remainder of the season after we raced Chicagoland last time.
Lots of noise coming from someone that disappeared when his driving was being questioned only to be replaced by his mysterious brother (*cough*) who also rapidly vanished.
I'm wondering who let you back in the main league. Disappearing to avoid the consequences of your driving and dodging a potential suspension. Maybe you'd be better off doing some more rookie time.
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You need to get your facts right! When I was look a possible suspension I still run the rest of the season (all 8 races season 5) but at the start of season 6 I had Problems with my computer crashing after about 20mins of after the start I try everything I know to fix it (I know a bit about computers) and after about 3 races I gave up and just before xmas the power unit went and as soon as we replaced it I haven’t had a problem with it.If you don’t believe me look at the points at simracerhq and you will see that I run all 8 races in season 5 but only 3 in season 6.Eagle32 wrote:I'm wondering who let you back in the main league. Disappearing to avoid the consequences of your driving and dodging a potential suspension. Maybe you'd be better off doing some more rookie time.
If most peps want me to run in the rookie league I will if most peps don’t have a problem with me running in the main league I will stay and would be running in both leagues (I would prefer the 2nd option )
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My memory was more clouded with the erratic driving Murphy of smacking into other people on a regular basis. And of course the camera doesn't lie. Fast is good, fast and out of control is bad.
I'm happy to join the league, starting next Wednesday, but will be unavailable for the 2nd race, as I'm away out of town on holidays.
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I do not believe anyone is questioning the fact that you left the league to avoid suspension. You did become more cautious of your driving when you were on the bubble and you have already stated that you have the intention of taking a different approach for season 7.
Some of your actions and comments during the past view seasons have people wondering. For example, you had a trend of being involved in an incident whether it was a self spin and your race was ruined or there was contact between you and another driver; it seemed like you were unable to complete a 1/4 of a race. Then there was the time when you mentioned of going to Australia to live with your girlfriend, but all of your post where still coming from NZ and when comments where made about this, you did not defend the allegations.
As it has already been said, its a new year and a fresh slate and I believe I am speaking for all drivers when I say that I hope you do take a different approach on this season with the intention of finishing in the best possible position you can without having a negative affect on another drivers race
Some of your actions and comments during the past view seasons have people wondering. For example, you had a trend of being involved in an incident whether it was a self spin and your race was ruined or there was contact between you and another driver; it seemed like you were unable to complete a 1/4 of a race. Then there was the time when you mentioned of going to Australia to live with your girlfriend, but all of your post where still coming from NZ and when comments where made about this, you did not defend the allegations.
As it has already been said, its a new year and a fresh slate and I believe I am speaking for all drivers when I say that I hope you do take a different approach on this season with the intention of finishing in the best possible position you can without having a negative affect on another drivers race
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I had the opportunitiy on more than one occasion to sit and watch Murphys law race on my screen and I am adamant that most of his driving problems stemmed from bad lag his car was to erratic.
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