Imola is a relatively high-speed track, so Lambo should be a good fit for itThanks Han. I remember discussing the tyres with you at Kyalami and I ran mostly mediums since. Definitely onboard with the skills being the determining factor, just not feeling the 911 is the best bet for trying to obtain them in the first place. In the mean time being concerned about missing the spot for Sunday I have 'panic bought' the Lamborghini for now. Will see what that is like to drive
@Interslice , @Chris Down and I have addressed this to @Bram Hengeveld but he explained that they are working hard on the official launch of the s.gp platform for Race Department and they haven't got time right now to do this. It's the same for quite a long list of tracks that we want to have on s.gp like Bathurst, Thomson, Feldbergring and many others. So I guess we have to be patient.
There are only 24 hours in a day with a super tiny team. Of the 24 hours we are currently working 25 of them
We have a huge priority list and unfortunately there are other requests that go first. 
Thanks for your comment. I can imagine that there are more urgent things to do and fix on the back end. Just good to hear our issue is actually on the list and will be taken care of in the future.There are only 24 hours in a day with a super tiny team. Of the 24 hours we are currently working 25 of them
There are plenty of tracks on SGP with 30 plus slots up to 64 slots for Nordschleife even
Why did we have to switch to S.GP then? Aside from the tracks with limited availability there're obvious back-end issues we had to put up with in almost every GT3 event so far (only two out of six went smooth)
Dmitry, to be honest, I don't know that. When I started organizing events for RD, I could only use s.gp for that. And I was told that the RD servers will be decommissioned in the (near?) future.
Well I did only one gt3 race at Imola according to my cm lap time history.Given this race was the first event I participated in with this group I'm excited to see how much I've progressed. Taking the Z4 again, really getting on with it! See you all on Sunday.
Yeah I'd have some old Audi setup too...
I can recommend phils base mugello setup for the Porsche.Looking for an alternative to try this weekend. I have been consistently using the 911 but with mixed results, I really struggled with it at Brands Hatch then I made them mistake of fiddling around with setups and ended up down a rabbit hole of more inconsistency before resetting it all to default for qualifying and race.
I notice the 911 doesn't seem to get used so much and nobody else ran it at Brands. I know the advice of stick to one car when learning, but am I biting off more than I can chew trying to master the 911 at a rather novice skill level? I am sure it can be as quick as the other cars (RSR timing suggests so) in the right hands but in mine as a beginner I wonder if I made the right choice.. I did run a race at Nurburgring in the Z4 as a test which went OK but the 911 drew me back.
I doubt it's that much quicker. Most time is gained by learning the track and proper lines and adapting to the car you're driving. A good setup can make that process go quicker, but in the end the difference to the stock setup with minimal no-brainer changes should be about a second at most.Yeah I'd have some old Audi setup too...
But I bet yours is already 2 seconds quicker
Yeah I meant you + your setup
Oh, you meant the AMG setup, I thought you were asking about the Audi one I also mentioned. AMG is indeed a Phil-made setup, but it's not from that shared pack and seems to be totally different
Hint: next week you have eat raw herring with onions to win!
I've put in my request for sundays dinner
Sweden?
