Thanks for the race. Unfortunately, I won't start with you anymore. I'm too old for this kind of racing
My absence will be good for everyone
My absence will be good for everyone
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Amen lol.Well at leat we don't have to drive Laguna again this season
You waited for me and let me by, you done the right thing. Its a tough track and up top of the corkscrew is a hard brake without high ABS setting i think.Thanks for the race. Unfortunately, I won't start with you anymore. I'm too old for this kind of racing
My absence will be good for everyone
Hey Chris, don't sweat it. I was trying a different line to try and pass Enrico, which was not very predictable.Huge apologies to Ricardo and Johann. I was about 8 tenths behind Ricardo going in to the braking phase of T1. Before I knew it I was on the inside line whilst Ricardo was coming back to the second apex. I braked and tried to avoid contact but was too late - stopped in the middle of the track for a split second after the contact and was a massive parked boat for Johann to hit. I feel like it was yours for the taking tonight Ricardo and I messed it up for you, sorry again.
I wondered why you pulled over. That's really kind of you but it was my mistake that put me behind so you fully deserved that place. You kept in striking distance and it paid off. I'll give you the place back in the scores (if I forget just let me know)Thanks for the race, well done everyone. I managed to avoid the crashes in front of me and in a couple of laps I was surprinsigly P4 pushing Borowik for P3. Then Jorge and Chris past me and they didn't give me a chance to rejoin. The last laps there was a great fight between Borowik and Chris and I was expecting a mistake of them to go through, which happened last lap with Chris going wide up hill. I then thought I didn't deserved P5 so I let him go. Happy with my P6 though.
Jeez, I had no idea you had to battle back through with fuel saving too! What a drive.For my own race.
I feel like it was a bit cheating taking the porsche into this one. I am not experienced on these tracks, nor ACC, so I have been trying different cars to see what I might stick with for the next seasons.
I had 0 laps coming into this week, so I decided to practice knowing it was going to be a tough one. I pracitec a lot..
Quali was awesome, very close to Enrico without the advantage of the Porsche! Awesome lap dude!
Going into it leading, I didn't even know how to lead us into the start! Enrico was braver than I was into T2. Then there was the incident with Chris.
Was following the 2 other M4s in 3rd and 2nd, but I made a few mistakes and one dropped me to 8th.
Managed to pick up the pieces into 3rd before the round of pitstops, but going into my box, I didn't see the arrow due to other cars, which dropped me back to 4th a bit behind. I also underfueled massively by mistake.
Caught up to Robert in 3rd and he was awesome to race with. Gave me the squeeze up the first hill, which I interpreted as "dude, how do you intend on going past here?" I didn't, was just putting pressure!
I still feel I could have caught Seb for 2nd, but had to save fuel due to my miscalculation. Came home with a podium, which I'm super happy with!
Concrats to Sebastian and Enrico!
For my own race.
I feel like it was a bit cheating taking the porsche into this one. I am not experienced on these tracks, nor ACC, so I have been trying different cars to see what I might stick with for the next seasons.
I had 0 laps coming into this week, so I decided to practice knowing it was going to be a tough one. I pracitec a lot..
Quali was awesome, very close to Enrico without the advantage of the Porsche! Awesome lap dude!
Going into it leading, I didn't even know how to lead us into the start! Enrico was braver than I was into T2. Then there was the incident with Chris.
Was following the 2 other M4s in 3rd and 2nd, but I made a few mistakes and one dropped me to 8th.
Managed to pick up the pieces into 3rd before the round of pitstops, but going into my box, I didn't see the arrow due to other cars, which dropped me back to 4th a bit behind. I also underfueled massively by mistake.
Caught up to Robert in 3rd and he was awesome to race with. Gave me the squeeze up the first hill, which I interpreted as "dude, how do you intend on going past here?" I didn't, was just putting pressure!
I still feel I could have caught Seb for 2nd, but had to save fuel due to my miscalculation. Came home with a podium, which I'm super happy with!
Concrats to Sebastian and Enrico!
Thanks dude, no need for apologies, that's racing! Due to other mistakes, I wasn't able to get back. But it is as you say, it's on these types of races we learn the most.I was looking forward for a great battle during the race, so unfortunate. The Porsche could be very fast there, but certanly not easy to drive, so well done. In the first two laps I was struggling a lot with tires temp sliding everywhere with the M6, sorry I know you were suffering behind me with more speed and that at the end caused the incident, it wasn't an easy situation for both. Then I found a good pace so I think it could have been a good battle, anyway races are never perfect and it's part of the learning progress for everyone, tough races like this are the most useful in the long term. Congrats on the pole and fastest lap (I tried to stole it from you but wasn't able for like 0.050 sec ).
Thanks everyone and good race.
Ah I see, 2 hours in front isn’t much fun@Trox What I wrote sounded wrong. I don't feel sorry for anyone but myself. I have been racing with you since 2008, there has always been a high level of culture at the track. I'm tired of waking up at 4:00 CEST every morning. In the evening during the race, due to age, concentration and fun from racing are missing.I'm not done with my career yet , but I need to sort things out
Yea, I’m pretty crabbit at the best of times never mind on 4 hours sleep! Take it easy mate, hopefully you’ll be back!well, I start racing at 22:00 CEST, the race ends after 23:00 CEST, then a quick bath, and about 4 hours to sleep. Then you have to go underground 1050 m. Work in air humidity of over 90 percent. But I like these jobs.However, as you get older, you feel these sleepless nights