rF2 1960s F3 @ Zandvoort - Thu 19 Apr 2019

[Denis Betty]

in please. Someone share their setup? I lose the rear traction all time . thanks

Glad that you'll be joining us.
Let me know when you're going on track.

 

[s1wyn2001]

Hi,
Could you out me down as a maybe?

Thanks

 

[Denis Betty]

Hi,
Could you out me down as a maybe?

Thanks

Yep, will do.

 

[RobertR1]

Sign me up please! my first rf2 and vintage race.

 

[Denis Betty]

Sign me up please! my first rf2 and vintage race.

This is really shaping up to be a great evening.
Welcome aboard sir.

 

[Alexey Spirichev]

im in, Please

 

[Daniel Nieto]

Am I still on time,for sign up ot the party??

 

[RobertR1]

This is really shaping up to be a great evening.
Welcome aboard sir.

Hi Denis,

Looks there is a lot of setup work to do with a new install with VR/OSW so no way I can make this. I'll spend a few days tuning it all in and then join the crew. Have a great race!

 

[Daniel Monteiro]

Thanks for tonight guys, these cars really give a lot of action

Thank you organizers for this!

 

[Juan Roguez]

I feel it in the second race, in the first corner, I do not know if I was responsible or not, in any case I'm sorry,in the first race I could not avoid accidents, I could not avoid,I had a lot of fun thanks for the event, very good cars

 

[Antmerino]

Great races. The best , the first race, I never have seen a fly car
Congratulation for this amazing combo.

first race

second race

 

[Matt Rosum]

I feel it in the second race, in the first corner, I do not know if I was responsible or not, in any case I'm sorry,in the first race I could not avoid accidents, I could not avoid,I had a lot of fun thanks for the event, very good cars

Well, for all it's worth, you are forgiven. Would not be a race department event if I would not get pushed off track during the first few corners. I'm actually starting to believe that I am the common demoninator here...

 

[Case_]

@Matt Rosum As someone who often ends up off track in the first few laps (often due to my own actions, though), I was wondering what happened to you after reading this, so I'm looking at replay, and...Juan is talking about a different incident with a different person (And for what it's worth, the one involving you IMO wasn't your fault at all, even though you might've been braking a bit earlier than necessary.)

(Which also reminds me I wanted to upload my race and still haven't done so...)

 

[Denis Betty]

Hmmm, rF2 updated directly after I closed the game and all my replays were borked. Sounds like your replays still playing ok though Martin?

 

[Case_]

@Denis Betty I see no issues here. I can try sending them to you if you want.

 

[Denis Betty]

I'll take another look. The Reiza stuff has been updated, so I'm gonna have a play later.

 

[Matt Rosum]

Martin, thanks for clarifying. I did get pushed off track during that race in the first corner, but I did not suspect that the exact same thing happened to another car as well :]
Yes, I might have been on the brakes a little early...experience shows, that especially in the first corner, you better hold back a fair bit or the danger of mishaps rises a LOT. Not sure what the golden rule is in that situation.

 

[Case_]

@Matt Rosum I try to hold back in the first corner and during the first lap as well (even though I guess less than I used to), but honestly, no matter how much it gets emphasized that you don't win the race in the first corner or even during the first lap, most people still go right to the limit and sometimes beyond it as soon as the race goes green. Your incident was a perfect example of that IMO - completely avoidable if a bit more care was taken. (But I know we're not supposed to comment on incidents, so I won't say more.)

 

[Denis Betty]

Martin, thanks for clarifying. I did get pushed off track during that race in the first corner, but I did not suspect that the exact same thing happened to another car as well :]
Yes, I might have been on the brakes a little early...experience shows, that especially in the first corner, you better hold back a fair bit or the danger of mishaps rises a LOT. Not sure what the golden rule is in that situation.

The Golden Rule never changes. If somebody disadvantaged you and didn't wait, you should send them a PM and a link to the replay (because they always claim not to have seen it), express your opinion and ask for their take on it. If they can't accept that they were in the wrong and apologise (and agree to adjust their approach in future), then you are entitled to (and I would encourage you to) take it to adjudication.