rF2 GP2 Series 2010 @ Singapore 2010 - Sun December 12th 2010

[Lee Palmer]

Server Name: RACEDEPARTMENT GP2

Mod: GP2 Series
Track: Singapore 2010, Singapore

Event start: 20:00 GMT
Practice: 20 minutes
Qualification: 10 minutes
Warmup: 3 minutes
Race: 20:35 GMT, 2 x 20 minutes - Formation lap + standing start

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[Lee Palmer]

Entry List:

1. Martin Bulgin
2. Georgios Davakos
3. Kelvin van der Linde
4. Erik Tveit [R1]
5. Chris Butcher
6. Gürhan Hamlacıoğlu
7. Chris Sykes
8. Marco Di Caprio
9. Oscar Hardwick
10. Ole Marius Myrvold
11. Sheldon van der Linde
12. -
13. -
14. -
15. -
16. -
17. -
18. -

 

[Martin Bulgin]

Nice 1, I love Singapore:f1:

 

[ufunacaoenn]

And I have the oppisite oppinion on this track.

Sign me up as Maybe plz. (pink )

 

[Kelvin van der Linde]

Add me as maybe 2 plz Lee

 

[Erik Tveit]

I are able to race in the 1st race. But since I live some hours infront of GMT, I'n not able to make the 2nd one.. :-[

 

[Chris Butcher]

Yesh please

 

[Gürhan Hamlacıoğlu]

Count me in please
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[Chris Sykes]

Liked GP2 sign me up please

 

[Marco Di Caprio]

Can I join even if it's first race on this Track? (I'm practicing on my own but I think your laptimes will be far better than AI )

 

[Adam Eggbeer]

Can I join even if it's first race on this Track? (I'm practicing on my own but I think your laptimes will be far better than AI )

Yep, everyone is welcome

 

[Marco Di Caprio]

Is 1:57:5 too slow for you? because if it's too slow I think it's better give up instead of been an obstacle

 

[ufunacaoenn]

Well, 1.57 is quite slow but Sim-racing and lap times take practice so you will find a few seconds for each lap. Try to experiment with your braking, acceleration and the lines that you take. That's the quickest way of becoming faster.

 

[Marco Di Caprio]

Thanks Georgios! I will practice again and again trying to be faster as possible. I will be last for sure but hey, it's my first time in Singapore

 

[Oscar Hardwick]

Marco... you may not be the slowest yet... Add me as a maybe please Lee. Thanks.

 

[Ole Marius Myrvold]

I started out simracing in open-wheelers, didn't race anything else until 3 years ago, when I finally started to get some results in open-wheelers, I started tin-top racing, this might be... strange. I really don't like open-wheelers anymore, but I want to know if I can be able to go fast in those again, and Singapore seems like a good place to try

I'm a maybe!

 

[Sheldon van der Linde]

Sign Me up Please Lee

 

[Adam Eggbeer]

Thanks Georgios! I will practice again and again trying to be faster as possible. I will be last for sure but hey, it's my first time in Singapore

Just keep practicing on being consistant and the laptimes will come down. Plus if you can do the race without crashing, you will almost certainly not be last. :wink:

 

[Marco Di Caprio]

[...] if you can do the race without crashing, you will almost certainly not be last. :wink:

That's what I'm focusing about I hope to get better before Sunday racetime anyway it will be a new experience for me

 

[Ferry Koek]

its not important to be the fastest, but its important to have funn on track. last race i did have more funn then i had ever before. starting last and fighting fore position is much more fun then starting from pole and win the race without any fight.

p.s. i dont have time this weekend so iam not racing this one