RDiLMS - Summer Tour 2012

Yoeri Gijsen

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RaceDepartment iRacing Le Mans Series - 2012 Summer Tour

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Introduction

Welcome to the RaceDepartment iRacing Le Mans Series - 2012 Summer Tour. In anticipation of team and driver swap features we've decided to host a season of five two-hour races to warm you up for the real endurance events that we hope to organise in iRacing later this year. The season stretches from early July to early September. New this season is the use of the iLeagueRace website to manage the sign up procedure and the standings display.

Cars
  • HPD ARX-01c
  • Chevrolet Corvette C6R
  • Ford GT
Season schedule (Saturdays)
  1. Week 28 - 14 July - 2 Hours of Sebring (42) - Results
  2. Week 30 - 28 July - 2 Hours of Watkins Glen (42)
  3. Week 32 - 11 August - 2 Hours of Texas (42)
  4. Week 34 - 25 August - 2 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps (60)
  5. Week 36 - 8 September - 2 Hours of Motegi (42)
Event settings
  • Open practice: 17:00 GMT (90 minutes)
  • Qualification: 18:30 GMT (30 minutes: 10m LMP - 10m GT1 - 10m GT2)
  • Race: 19:00 GMT (2 hours)
  • Server farm: NL-Ams
  • Starting type: rolling
  • Fast tows: 1
  • Cautions: full course cautions off
  • Restarts: -
  • Racers/server: 42 (3x 14) up to 60 (3x 20)
  • Hardcore level: Disable all driving aids (but clutch assist ok)
  • Password: click here
  • Time converter: click here
Qualification

The qualifcation session has a lenght of 30 minutes in which each of the classes has the track for itself for 10 minutes, while staying in the pits during the other 20 minutes. Once the 10-minute mark is reached the drivers may complete their current lap and are to return to the pit right after (by tow or driving) without obstructing the class that starts qualification.

Point distribution system (per class)
  1. 20
  2. 17
  3. 15
  4. 13
  5. 11
  6. 10
  7. 9
  8. 8
  9. 7
  10. 6
  11. 5
  12. 4
  13. 3
  14. 2
  15. 1
NOTE: Each driver is allowed to drop one race. The four best results count towards the standings.

Broadcast

With the exception of the first round, all races will be broadcasted by ETV.

Prizes

Live glory on the broadcast and 130,000 people reading you won it.

How to join?
  1. Apply for a free RaceDepartment Licensed Membership here
  2. Sign up for RDiLMS 2012 ST here
NOTE: Both steps are required in this specific order. Entries without RaceDepartment Licensed Membership will be denied!

Absences

Every driver that signs up for the competition is expected to join its events. Anyone that does not enter an event without giving prior notice of his absence will be replaced by a driver from the waiting list.

If you cannot participate please take the following steps:
  1. Start a conversation with Yoeri Gijsen and notify us at least 24 hours before the start of the race.
  2. Edit your sign-up info by setting it to 'Unavailable' at the Series & Sign-up page.
NOTE: 24 hours before the race the entry list will freeze and the staff will add and notify drivers from the waiting list. Absent drivers cannot rejoin unless given permission by the staff due to limited grid spots.

Important links
 
2 Hours of Motegi

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Event settings
  • Track: Twin Ring Motegi - GP (Night)
  • Date: 8th of September, 2012
  • Open practice: 17:00 GMT (90 minutes)
  • Qualification: 18:30 GMT (30 minutes: 10m LMP - 10m GT1 - 10m GT2)
  • Race: 19:00 GMT (2 hours)
  • Server farm: NL-Ams
  • Starting type: rolling
  • Fast tows: 1
  • Cautions: full course cautions off
  • Restarts: -
  • Racers/server: 42 (3x 14)
  • Hardcore level: Disable all driving aids (but clutch assist ok)
  • Password: click here
Click here to compare your local time to GMT
Current GMT offsets: [Los Angeles -7] [New York -4] [Amsterdam +2]

Qualification

The qualifcation session has a lenght of 30 minutes in which each of the classes has the track for itself for 10 minutes, while staying in the pits during the other 20 minutes. Once the 10-minute mark is reached the drivers may complete their current lap and are to return to the pit right after (by tow or driving) without obstructing the class that starts qualification. The order of qualification is: HPD ARX-01c (0-10m), Chevrolet Corvette C6.r (10-20m) and Ford GT (20-30m).

Briefing

Regulations. First of all, please make sure you have read the RaceDepartment League Regulations. The document is ready for revision, but the important parts are still valid.

There are some rules of fist for the on track conduct. Some of it is already in the RD League Regulation, some of it might vary depending on the situation. Whatever the situation, this must be your initial approach:

Faster Cars
  • You have the responsibility for picking the right moment to initiate a safe pass... and safe it must be!
  • Try to initiate passes coming on the the straights, rather than in a corner or on corner entry.
  • If you must pass at corner entry, make sure you are well alongside (at least 50%) before the turn-in point of the slower car. Do not try to pass inside when the slower car already turns in.
  • Try to pass through places the slower car will not go, which generally means going off the prefered line.
  • If you feel you might not get there in time, pick a line early, keep some reserves (prepare to brake) and see how the slower car responds. Perhaps the slower car will cooperate, but if he does not, you must pull out.
  • Accept the fact that you will lose time behind slower cars. Every faster car has this problem.
Slower Cars
  • Generally you must simply keep to the racing line and await the passes of the slower cars. This is the preferable method, because it makes you predictable. After all, everyone knows the prefered line.
  • When you pick a line, try to stick with it through a straight or corner. Changing lines right in front of someone might lead to accidents.
  • Cooperate with safe passes. Don't make it hard for the faster cars. Remember, the faster they pass you, the less time you lose being passed.
  • If you get passed, try to be clear before you turn in. Perhaps you must brake a little earlier, but that's a small price to pay for not having to go two-wide into a corner.
  • Accept the fact that getting passed might lose you time. It's a fact of life in endurance racing. Nothing you can do about it but try to speed up the process by cooperating.
Damage. When you crash, it is important to keep your head in the game. Brake the car to a stand still, check your F3 (Relative) and see whether or not you can return to the race line safely. Do not move if other cars are incoming!

If you try to return the car to the pit driving, make sure you can do this safely. If you can't drive it in a more or less straight line without making all kinds of unexpected manoeuvres, you are advised to park your car off track and press escape for a tow. This is important to prevent crashes.

Pitstops. When you are going to make a pitstop, please enter the apron going into Turn 9 and exit the apron coming out of Turn 2 when you leave the pitlane. This way we might prevent any bad crashes from happening with people coming on and off the apron at random places.

Chat. Try to keep chatting to the minimum. Chat only if it's necessary of desirable. Not not go about venting your frustrations over text or voice chat. If you need to chat elaborately with a driver, make sure you use private chat. Type: /#00 (startnumber) and press enter. Note that any foul language might have consequences for your participation in future events.

Incident reports

If the regulations are breached during the event, an incident report can be filed. To do this, please send an e-mail to Yoeri Gijsen with the following information:
  • Names of the involved drivers (including your own)
  • Description of the incident (as objective as possible - leave your emotions aside)
  • A replay of the incident from at least 5 seconds before the incident until 5 seconds after (mind the size)
Absences

Every driver that signs up for the competition is expected to join its events. Anyone that does not enter an event without giving prior notice of his absence will be replaced by a driver from the waiting list.

If you cannot participate please take the following steps:
  1. Start a conversation with Yoeri Gijsen and notify him at least 24 hours before the start of the race.
  2. Edit your sign-up info by setting it to 'Unavailable' at the Series & Sign-up page.
NOTE: 24 hours before the race the entry list will freeze and the staff will add and notify drivers from the waiting list. Absent drivers cannot rejoin unless given permission by the staff due to limited grid spots.
 
2 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps

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Event settings
  • Track: Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps - Endurance Pits (Day)
  • Date: 25th of August, 2012
  • Open practice: 17:00 GMT (90 minutes)
  • Qualification: 18:30 GMT (30 minutes: 10m LMP - 10m GT1 - 10m GT2)
  • Race: 19:00 GMT (2 hours)
  • Server farm: NL-Ams
  • Starting type: rolling
  • Fast tows: 1
  • Cautions: full course cautions off
  • Restarts: -
  • Racers/server: 60 (3x 20)
  • Hardcore level: Disable all driving aids (but clutch assist ok)
  • Password: click here
Click here to compare your local time to GMT
Current GMT offsets: [Los Angeles -7] [New York -4] [Amsterdam +2]

Qualification

The qualifcation session has a lenght of 30 minutes in which each of the classes has the track for itself for 10 minutes, while staying in the pits during the other 20 minutes. Once the 10-minute mark is reached the drivers may complete their current lap and are to return to the pit right after (by tow or driving) without obstructing the class that starts qualification. The order of qualification is: HPD ARX-01c (0-10m), Chevrolet Corvette C6.r (10-20m) and Ford GT (20-30m).

Briefing

Regulations. First of all, please make sure you have read the RaceDepartment League Regulations. The document is ready for revision, but the important parts are still valid.

There are some rules of fist for the on track conduct. Some of it is already in the RD League Regulation, some of it might vary depending on the situation. Whatever the situation, this must be your initial approach:

Faster Cars
  • You have the responsibility for picking the right moment to initiate a safe pass... and safe it must be!
  • Try to initiate passes coming on the the straights, rather than in a corner or on corner entry.
  • If you must pass at corner entry, make sure you are well alongside (at least 50%) before the turn-in point of the slower car. Do not try to pass inside when the slower car already turns in.
  • Try to pass through places the slower car will not go, which generally means going off the prefered line.
  • If you feel you might not get there in time, pick a line early, keep some reserves (prepare to brake) and see how the slower car responds. Perhaps the slower car will cooperate, but if he does not, you must pull out.
  • Accept the fact that you will lose time behind slower cars. Every faster car has this problem.
Slower Cars
  • Generally you must simply keep to the racing line and await the passes of the slower cars. This is the preferable method, because it makes you predictable. After all, everyone knows the prefered line.
  • When you pick a line, try to stick with it through a straight or corner. Changing lines right in front of someone might lead to accidents.
  • Cooperate with safe passes. Don't make it hard for the faster cars. Remember, the faster they pass you, the less time you lose being passed.
  • If you get passed, try to be clear before you turn in. Perhaps you must brake a little earlier, but that's a small price to pay for not having to go two-wide into a corner.
  • Accept the fact that getting passed might lose you time. It's a fact of life in endurance racing. Nothing you can do about it but try to speed up the process by cooperating.
Damage. When you crash, it is important to keep your head in the game. Brake the car to a stand still, check your F3 (Relative) and see whether or not you can return to the race line safely. Do not move if other cars are incoming!

If you try to return the car to the pit driving, make sure you can do this safely. If you can't drive it in a more or less straight line without making all kinds of unexpected manoeuvres, you are advised to park your car off track and press escape for a tow. This is important to prevent crashes.

Pitstops. The Endurance Pits layout has the long pitlane. You enter it in the middle of the former busstop chicane and exit it at Eau Rouge/Radillon. Driver on the track need to be aware of the dangerous pit exit and make sure people that exit the pits get sufficient room (marked by the white pit exit line) to make it safely back on track.

Chat. Try to keep chatting to the minimum. Chat only if it's necessary of desirable. Do not go about venting your frustrations over text or voice chat. If you need to chat elaborately with a driver, make sure you use private chat. Type: /#00 (startnumber) and press enter. Note that any foul language might have consequences for your participation in future events.

Broadcast

This event will be our first broadcast with ETV. The race will be streamed live both on RaceDepartment and ETV. Please make sure you come prepared and behave like a gentleman. Let's make this series shine!

Every driver is asked to come to the ETV TeamSpeak during or after the race. This way the commentators can interview you about your experiences. You will likely not be disturbed while driving, but a few questions during a pitstop or when you've crashed out or finished the race will make the broadcast that much more interesting and interactive.

So join the ETV TeamSpeak at ts31.gameservers.com:9207.

Incident reports

If the regulations are breached during the event, an incident report can be filed. To do this, please send an e-mail to Yoeri Gijsen with the following information:
  • Names of the involved drivers (including your own)
  • Description of the incident (as objective as possible - leave your emotions aside)
  • A replay of the incident from at least 5 seconds before the incident until 5 seconds after (mind the size)
Absences

Every driver that signs up for the competition is expected to join its events. Anyone that does not enter an event without giving prior notice of his absence will be replaced by a driver from the waiting list.

If you cannot participate please take the following steps:
  1. Start a conversation with Niel Hekkens and Yoeri Gijsen and notify them at least 24 hours before the start of the race.
  2. Edit your sign-up info by setting it to 'Unavailable' at the Series & Sign-up page.
NOTE: 24 hours before the race the entry list will freeze and the staff will add and notify drivers from the waiting list. Absent drivers cannot rejoin unless given permission by the staff due to limited grid spots.
 
2 Hours of Texas

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>>> RESULTS <<<
>>> BROADCAST (RELIVE) by ETV <<<

Event settings
  • Track: Texas Motor Speedway - Combined Road Course (Day)
  • Date: 11th of August, 2012
  • Open practice: 17:00 GMT (90 minutes)
  • Qualification: 18:30 GMT (30 minutes: 10m LMP - 10m GT1 - 10m GT2)
  • Race: 19:00 GMT (2 hours)
  • Server farm: NL-Ams
  • Starting type: rolling
  • Fast tows: 1
  • Cautions: full course cautions off
  • Restarts: -
  • Racers/server: 42 (3x 14)
  • Hardcore level: Disable all driving aids (but clutch assist ok)
  • Password: click here
Click here to compare your local time to GMT
Current GMT offsets: [Los Angeles -7] [New York -4] [Amsterdam +2]

Qualification

The qualifcation session has a lenght of 30 minutes in which each of the classes has the track for itself for 10 minutes, while staying in the pits during the other 20 minutes. Once the 10-minute mark is reached the drivers may complete their current lap and are to return to the pit right after (by tow or driving) without obstructing the class that starts qualification. The order of qualification is: HPD ARX-01c (0-10m), Chevrolet Corvette C6.r (10-20m) and Ford GT (20-30m).

Briefing

Regulations. First of all, please make sure you have read the RaceDepartment League Regulations. The document is ready for revision, but the important parts are still valid.

There are some rules of fist for the on track conduct. Some of it is already in the RD League Regulation, some of it might vary depending on the situation. Whatever the situation, this must be your initial approach:

Faster Cars
  • You have the responsibility for picking the right moment to initiate a safe pass... and safe it must be!
  • Try to initiate passes coming on the the straights, rather than in a corner or on corner entry.
  • If you must pass at corner entry, make sure you are well alongside (at least 50%) before the turn-in point of the slower car. Do not try to pass inside when the slower car already turns in.
  • Try to pass through places the slower car will not go, which generally means going off the prefered line.
  • If you feel you might not get there in time, pick a line early, keep some reserves (prepare to brake) and see how the slower car responds. Perhaps the slower car will cooperate, but if he does not, you must pull out.
  • Accept the fact that you will lose time behind slower cars. Every faster car has this problem.
Slower Cars
  • Generally you must simply keep to the racing line and await the passes of the slower cars. This is the preferable method, because it makes you predictable. After all, everyone knows the prefered line.
  • When you pick a line, try to stick with it through a straight or corner. Changing lines right in front of someone might lead to accidents.
  • Cooperate with safe passes. Don't make it hard for the faster cars. Remember, the faster they pass you, the less time you lose being passed.
  • If you get passed, try to be clear before you turn in. Perhaps you must brake a little earlier, but that's a small price to pay for not having to go two-wide into a corner.
  • Accept the fact that getting passed might lose you time. It's a fact of life in endurance racing. Nothing you can do about it but try to speed up the process by cooperating.
Damage. When you crash, it is important to keep your head in the game. Brake the car to a stand still, check your F3 (Relative) and see whether or not you can return to the race line safely. Do not move if other cars are incoming!

If you try to return the car to the pit driving, make sure you can do this safely. If you can't drive it in a more or less straight line without making all kinds of unexpected manoeuvres, you are advised to park your car off track and press escape for a tow. This is important to prevent crashes.

Pitstops. When you are going to make a pitstop, please enter the apron going into Turn 9 and exit the apron coming out of Turn 2 when you leave the pitlane. This way we might prevent any bad crashes from happening with people coming on and off the apron at random places.

Chat. Try to keep chatting to the minimum. Chat only if it's necessary of desirable. Not not go about venting your frustrations over text or voice chat. If you need to chat elaborately with a driver, make sure you use private chat. Type: /#00 (startnumber) and press enter. Note that any foul language might have consequences for your participation in future events.

Broadcast

This event will be our first broadcast with ETV. The race will be streamed live both on RaceDepartment and ETV. Please make sure you come prepared and behave like a gentleman. Let's make this series shine!

Incident reports

If the regulations are breached during the event, an incident report can be filed. To do this, please send an e-mail to Yoeri Gijsen with the following information:
  • Names of the involved drivers (including your own)
  • Description of the incident (as objective as possible - leave your emotions aside)
  • A replay of the incident from at least 5 seconds before the incident until 5 seconds after (mind the size)
Absences

Every driver that signs up for the competition is expected to join its events. Anyone that does not enter an event without giving prior notice of his absence will be replaced by a driver from the waiting list.

If you cannot participate please take the following steps:
  1. Start a conversation with Yoeri Gijsen and notify him at least 24 hours before the start of the race.
  2. Edit your sign-up info by setting it to 'Unavailable' at the Series & Sign-up page.
NOTE: 24 hours before the race the entry list will freeze and the staff will add and notify drivers from the waiting list. Absent drivers cannot rejoin unless given permission by the staff due to limited grid spots.

LMP - HPD ARX-01c
  1. Nathan Robinson
  2. Rob Cuss
  3. Dmitry Sivkov
  4. Soren Mogensen
  5. Jason Elrod
  6. Davis Braun
  7. Bryce Weir
  8. Farooq Manzar
  9. Ronny Fantini
  10. Martin Blais
  11. Hampus Andersson
  12. Lasse Bruun-Hanssen
  13. Brayden Whitaker
  14. Bill Fields
  15. Dezza Murray
  16. Ivan Gomez
  17. Gary Feakins
  18. Filip Verbert
  19. Josh Barton
LMGT1 - Chevrolet Corvette C6.R
  1. Yoeri Gijsen
  2. Niel Hekkens
  3. Erik Hafner
  4. Tom Van Put
  5. Hannes Thaler
  6. David Garcia
  7. Marko Buhin
  8. Julian Roberts
  9. Adam Greenwood
  10. Bogdan Spatacean
  11. Martim Silva
  12. Teo Bubicic
  13. Zlatko Bralic
  14. Joel Wraith
  15. James Chesters
LMGT2 - Ford GT
  1. Jarrett Lawson
  2. David Jordan2
  3. Dennis Gerressen
  4. Björn Spindel
  5. Caramidaru Andrei Bogdan
  6. Charles Huffstetler
  7. Kenny Duval
  8. Andy Baker
  9. Adam Gosling
  10. Silas Greiner
  11. Duarte Pires
  12. Satoru Ohno
  13. Dean Allen
  14. George Mastrokostas
  15. Peter Kiermeier
  16. Oscar Sahlin
Regular driver (eligible to drive)
Absent (not eligible to drive)
Replacement driver (eligible to drive)
Waiting list (not eligible to drive)
Absent without notice

NOTE: Replacement drivers will be assigned about 24 hours before the race
 
2 Hours of Watkins Glen - Broadcasted!

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>>> RESULTS <<<

Event settings
  • Track: Watkins Glen International - Classic Boot (Day)
  • Date: 28th of July, 2012
  • Open practice: 17:00 GMT (90 minutes)
  • Qualification: 18:30 GMT (30 minutes: 10m LMP - 10m GT1 - 10m GT2)
  • Race: 19:00 GMT (2 hours)
  • Server farm: NL-Ams
  • Starting type: rolling
  • Fast tows: 1
  • Cautions: full course cautions off
  • Restarts: -
  • Racers/server: 42 (3x 14)
  • Hardcore level: Disable all driving aids (but clutch assist ok)
  • Password: click here
Click here to compare your local time to GMT

Qualification

The qualifcation session has a lenght of 30 minutes in which each of the classes has the track for itself for 10 minutes, while staying in the pits during the other 20 minutes. Once the 10-minute mark is reached the drivers may complete their current lap and are to return to the pit right after (by tow or driving) without obstructing the class that starts qualification. The order of qualification is: HPD ARX-01c (0-10m), Chevrolet Corvette C6.r (10-20m) and Ford GT (20-30m).

Briefing

First of all, please make sure you have read the RaceDepartment League Regulations. The document is ready for revision, but the important parts are still valid.

Secondly, 2 hours is a pretty long time to unfold your racing plans. No need to rush it in the early laps. Take your time to plan your passes and only execute them at the best opportunity. It's recommended not to force the issue.

Thirdly, we're going to race with around 40 cars sharing the track. This means that all drivers are going to be in traffic for most of the time, especially later in the race. The only way that is going to work out is if all drivers drive with respect and patience.

The faster drivers are expected to take the initiative in providing safe passes on slower cars. It is generally recommended to postpone corner passes to the exit of the corner. Passes can also be made under braking, but should only be begun if the faster car can get well alongside or past the slower car before the turn-in point of the corner (measured by that of the slower car), so that there can be no question about who has track position. It is advised that faster drivers show their intentions as soon as possible by picking lines.

The slower drivers are expected to cooperate with these passes and must not try to block faster cars unnecessarily. It is recommended that the slower cars stick to their normal, preferred racing line or choose an alternative line well before the faster car gets close. Slower cars must refrain from making unexpected manoeuvres such as sudden line changes, braking way early and such.

In general, faster drivers must find their way around slower drivers. Try not to go two-wide into a corner, but instead focus on being clear when you turn in.

Finally, please do not use the text chat and use the voice chat only for necessary communications. Do not go about discussing incidents or frustrations elaborately until after the race. If you feel you have not been treated right by any driver during the race, please make an incident report(see below).

Broadcast

This event will be our first broadcast with ETV. The race will be streamed live both on RaceDepartment and ETV. Please make sure you come prepared and behave like a gentleman. Let's make this series shine!

Incident reports

If the regulations are breached during the event, an incident report can be filed. To do this, please send an e-mail to Yoeri Gijsen with the following information:
  • Names of the involved drivers (including your own)
  • Description of the incident (as objective as possible - leave your emotions aside)
  • A replay of the incident from at least 5 seconds before the incident until 5 seconds after (mind the size)
Absences

Every driver that signs up for the competition is expected to join its events. Anyone that does not enter an event without giving prior notice of his absence will be replaced by a driver from the waiting list.

If you cannot participate please take the following steps:
  1. Start a conversation with Xosé Estrada and notify him at least 24 hours before the start of the race.
  2. Edit your sign-up info by setting it to 'Unavailable' at the Series & Sign-up page.
NOTE: 24 hours before the race the entry list will freeze and the staff will add and notify drivers from the waiting list. Absent drivers cannot rejoin unless given permission by the staff due to limited grid spots.

LMP - HPD ARX-01c
  1. Nathan Robinson
  2. Rob Cuss
  3. Dmitry Sivkov
  4. Soren Mogensen
  5. Jason Elrod
  6. Davis Braun
  7. Bryce Weir
  8. Farooq Manzar
  9. Ronny Fantini
  10. Martin Blais
  11. Hampus Andersson
  12. Lasse Bruun-Hanssen
  13. Santiago Niza
  14. Brayden Whitaker
  15. Bill Fields
  16. Josh Barton
  17. Iván Gómez
  18. Gary Feakins
LMGT1 - Chevrolet Corvette C6.R
  1. Yoeri Gijsen
  2. Niel Hekkens
  3. Erik Hafner
  4. Tom Van Put
  5. Hannes Thaler
  6. David Garcia
  7. Marko Buhin
  8. Julian Roberts
  9. Adam Greenwood
  10. Bogdan Spatacean
  11. Martim Silva
  12. Teo Bubicic
  13. Zlatko Bralic
  14. Joel Wraith
  15. James Chesters
LMGT2 - Ford GT
  1. Eckhart von Glan
  2. Jarrett Lawson
  3. David Jordan2
  4. Dennis Gerressen
  5. Björn Spindel
  6. Caramidaru Andrei Bogdan
  7. Charles Huffstetler
  8. Kenny Duval
  9. Andy Baker
  10. Adam Gosling
  11. Silas Greiner
  12. Duarte Pires
  13. Satoru Ohno
  14. Dean Allen
  15. George Mastrokostas
  16. Peter Kiermeier
Regular driver (eligible to drive)
Absent (not eligible to drive)
Replacement driver (eligible to drive)
Waiting list (not eligible to drive)
Absent without notice

IMPORTANT: Due to my temporary absence from the 23rd of July on, Xosé Estrada will take over this event. Please contact him if you have any questions after the 22nd of July. Incident reports will be reviewed when I return.
 
2 Hours of Sebring

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>>> RESULTS <<<
(race starts around the 48:50 mark)​

Event settings
  • Track: Sebring International Raceway - International Course (Day)
  • Date: 14th of July, 2012
  • Open practice: 17:00 GMT (90 minutes)
  • Qualification: 18:30 GMT (30 minutes: 10m LMP - 10m GT1 - 10m GT2)
  • Race: 19:00 GMT (2 hours)
  • Server farm: NL-Ams
  • Starting type: rolling
  • Fast tows: 1
  • Cautions: full course cautions off
  • Restarts: -
  • Racers/server: 42 (3x 14)
  • Hardcore level: Disable all driving aids (but clutch assist ok)
  • Password: click here
Qualification

The qualifcation session has a lenght of 30 minutes in which each of the classes has the track for itself for 10 minutes, while staying in the pits during the other 20 minutes. Once the 10-minute mark is reached the drivers may complete their current lap and are to return to the pit right after (by tow or driving) without obstructing the class that starts qualification.

Briefing

First of all, please make sure you have read the RaceDepartment League Regulations. The document is ready for revision, but the important parts are still valid.

Secondly, 2 hours is a pretty long time to unfold your racing plans. No need to rush it in the early laps. Take your time to plan your passes and only execute them at the best opportunity. It's recommended not to force the issue.

Thirdly, we're going to race with around 40 cars sharing the track. This means that all drivers are going to be in traffic for most of the time, especially later in the race. The only way that is going to work out is if all drivers drive with respect and patience.

The faster drivers are expected to take the initiative in providing safe passes on slower cars. It is generally recommended to postpone corner passes to the exit of the corner. Passes can also be made under braking, but should only be begun if the faster car can get well alongside or past the slower car before the turn-in point of the corner (measured by that of the slower car), so that there can be no question about who has track position. It is advised that faster drivers show their intentions as soon as possible by picking lines.

The slower drivers are expected to cooperate with these passes and must not try to block faster cars unnecessarily. It is recommended that the slower cars stick to their normal, preferred racing line or choose an alternative line well before the faster car gets close. Slower cars must refrain from making unexpected manoeuvres such as sudden line changes, braking way early and such.

In general, faster drivers must find their way around slower drivers. Try not to go two-wide into a corner, but instead focus on being clear when you turn in.

Finally, please do not use the text chat and use the voice chat only for necessary communications. Do not go about discussing incidents or frustrations elaborately until after the race. If you feel you have not been treated right by any driver during the race, please make an incident report(see below).

Incident reports

If the regulations are breached during the event, an incident report can be filed. To do this, please send an e-mail to Yoeri Gijsen with the following information:
  • Names of the involved drivers (including your own)
  • Description of the incident (as objective as possible - leave your emotions aside)
  • A replay of the incident from at least 5 seconds before the incident until 5 seconds after (mind the size)
Absences

Every driver that signs up for the competition is expected to join its events. Anyone that does not enter an event without giving prior notice of his absence will be replaced by a driver from the waiting list.

If you cannot participate please take the following steps:
  1. Start a conversation with Yoeri Gijsen and notify us at least 24 hours before the start of the race.
  2. Edit your sign-up info by setting it to 'Unavailable' at the Series & Sign-up page.
NOTE: 24 hours before the race the entry list will freeze and the staff will add and notify drivers from the waiting list. Absent drivers cannot rejoin unless given permission by the staff due to limited grid spots.

LMP - HPD ARX-01c
  1. Santiago Niza
  2. Nathan Robinson
  3. Rob Cuss
  4. Dmitry Sivkov
  5. Soren Mogensen
  6. Jason Elrod
  7. Josh Barton
  8. Bill Fields
  9. Davis Braun
  10. Bryce Weir
  11. Farooq Manzar
  12. Ronny Fantini
  13. Martin Blais
  14. Hampus Andersson
  15. Lasse Bruun-Hanssen
LMGT1 - Chevrolet Corvette C6.R
  1. Yoeri Gijsen
  2. Niel Hekkens
  3. Linus Brostrm
  4. Erik Hafner
  5. Tom Van Put
  6. James Chesters
  7. Hannes Thaler
  8. David Garcia
  9. Marko Buhin
  10. Julian Roberts
  11. Adam Greenwood
  12. Bogdan Spatacean
  13. Martim Silva
  14. Teo Bubicic
LMGT2 - Ford GT
  1. George Mastrokostas
  2. Eckhart von Glan
  3. Jarrett Lawson
  4. David Jordan2
  5. Dennis Gerressen
  6. Björn Spindel
  7. Caramidaru Andrei Bogdan
  8. Charles Huffstetler
  9. Kenny Duval
  10. Andy Baker
  11. Adam Gosling
  12. Silas Greiner
  13. Duarte Pires
  14. Satoru Ohno
Regular driver (eligible to drive)
Absent (not eligible to drive)
Replacement driver (eligible to drive)
Waiting list (not eligible to drive)
Absent without notice
 
Yoeri, you seem to be busy planning something and have put all these threads up with 2 hour races. I'm dying here, I need some info. You got me excited and then have left me hanging. What are you scheming?? i'm on to you :p

I sure hope its on a weekend day :)
 
iLeagueRace is a great tool for leagues! I am using it now and it's really great.

You can make a alternative (and better) link, something like racedepartment.ileaguerace.com.
At configuration > domain alias configuration.
That way you can a direct link to everybody.
 
Which cars? :)
The typical or thinking a little different? Hope you replace the Ford with the Caddy ;-)

About the same speed, but much more fun to drive :)

Hope to have more info this weekend as I leave on holiday for 14 days on monday :)
 

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