there is a reason on why i start on the back for fight and yes sm time i win sm time not but in many track i had good fight for 3-5 consecutive laps for abarth drivers is boring to see only 4-5 abarths on track should be equal balance between the 2 class whatever is the track (now even 1 of the top abarth driver is converted to mx5 D :Says man who start back of the grid and still win everyone by miles...
You should race, the racing is secondary to the fun we all have throwing insults to the Abarth boys and then Abarth boys throwing insults to the Mazda drivers.i might sign up. not sure yet
This made me do a little test, so I went to Monza with the Abarth. I wanted to see if I can match my Mazda PB there.
Monza was more Abarth side yes . the abarth is fast on straight mazda or corners like in the next track prob the mazda is faster but not sure cuz there is 2 long straight and the abarth on straight literally kill the small mx5 (i think every straight on monza was -0.5 even more for the abarth)
Poor old Ernie, he drives the fastest milk float in the west. Hey Ernie, i bet there is very few on here that know what that is all about eh mate?You should race, the racing is secondary to the fun we all have throwing insults to the Abarth boys and then Abarth boys throwing insults to the Mazda drivers.
Who needs racing to have fun?
Ahh, Benny Hill, before these pc times
u was saving fuel in ur old life(gas free)and now u forgot how to do that :'D Edit : just be the Santa's Abarth
Yes I think behind LeMans Monza is probably the track where the Abarth profits the most for it's top speed. But on tracks with a relatively short straight like Zandvoort or Kyalami the Abarths will definitely loose it from the Mazda's.
Ah yes, I'm old enough to remember this classic.
Well, i am going with the underdog. The little plastic piece of crap with a big motor sounds like fun. Plus, i can't afford a GTO
It just won't display anything, not even the OSD menu that's supposed to be hardwired to the thing. I plugged an older monitor to my PC and I had HDMI signal. So, the PC was not the problem (wheew!). However, I have the Iiyama plugged to the PC through a DP port. So I connected the PC to the older screen with the DP cable and I got signal. Good so far. Then I connected the PC to the Iiyama, with the same DP cable and nada, niente, nopes, nothing. Utter sh*te, excuse my french. I had both monitors plugged in through DP cables ant the PC recognized both, but the Iiyama refused to show anything, just a black screen. So I'll be calling Coolblue tomorrow, where I purchased it, and see if they can fix it or get it exchanged... bought it in june last year with a 3 year warranty so we'll see how that flies... and how long that takes. have u tried with the gpu drivers some gpu's without update dont recognize the dp's ports (update)Dunno if I'm going to make this race chaps... wanted to do some practice today but my curved Iiyama monitor said no.
Keep you posted.
Thank you for your advise. Yes, I did, and according to W10 the drivers are up to date. The smaller monitor was also recognised and showed the desktop through all DP ports. I'm certain it's the panel of the curved Iiyama since it doesn't even display its native OSD, which it should by default.
