RaceDepartment Awards 2010

[Ivo Simons]

MMG F1 2007 mod for Race 07 Series Uploaded by Eric Kaczmarek - 1st March 2010 That was the public release, all before was just the beta's

and the 1st April 2010 at NG and WBB

Was already on the shortlist last year.

 

[David O'Shea]

Longford for me.. what a great piece of work.

 

[Lee Palmer]

Went for Di Resta personally. He has really impressed me this year in DTM and friday F1, hoping he gets a F1 seat for next season. Vettel was close behind for me though, has been outstanding all year.

 

[Hans Sneep]

Voted for RSRBR 2010, great Rally Sim an with the work from the guys it will certainly grow here on RD

 

[Lee Ross]

Formula Armaroli v1.0 for me as i have not tried alot of the others, only tried this,FSOne and the 91's. 91's felt awful too me tbh as the FFB was poor but the Armaroli just oozzes quality. Gonna have to try that Touring Masters mod, looks very good.

 

[Gary Lennon]

Greg is the one this year,but i might take this to the european courts of justice that im not in the list.....

 

[Kris Leeten]

No question on who's the boss here

 

[Ryan Callan]

SIMRACING SERIES OF THE YEAR

We've organised many successful, exciting and enjoyable leagues here at RaceDepartment. But which was your favourite of 2010?! ​

 

[Ben Buitendijk]

V8 or LMS

But I picked V8, because the cars are so much fun and provided very close racing (top 15 in half a second)

 

[Can Ozcelik]

Deffo Grego

 

[Senad Subasic]

Voted for the Historic Grand Prix, superbly organized, and a joy to be a part of.

 

[Danny Asbury]

This came down to FSR and STC. On a personal level, I wanted to go with STC, simply because I race in that series and it is so well organized. I also follow the WTM league ran by Ryan Callan, which is a very well done league. But it has to be FSR. The level of coverage that series gets is unbelievable (I think a lot of that is now due to their race recaps which get posted on youtube and get quick a good number of hits) and the driver level is otherworldly. Not to mention that the round at Spa is the first live broadcasted race I've watched from start to finish. As a driver who takes it seriously (although not overly seriously) I always appreciate a league that puts in that type of effort. FSR, in my opinion, is the only option for this award.

 

[Kyle Williams]

You seem to be missing Bergmeister/Long (ALMS GT2 for the 3rd time in a row):tongue:

 

[Can Ozcelik]

Hard to choose really but F1 71 got my vote

 

[Danny Asbury]

Portimao has quickly become one of my favorite circuits. It gets my vote here.

 

[Christopher Aponte]

so many to choose...but only 1 i can choose....any chance for multiple answers

nah if it goes down to 1 I still have to say LMS
just the fact for endurance racing, sharing and laughing a whole lot

 

[Rhys Gardiner]

I'm echoing Stefan's post. Keith is a consistently fast driver, always there one way or another, and almost never has an off-day. I also owe my increasing skill levels to him and his friendly, outgoing attitude. His willingness to share setup tips and his clean cut battling style mean that I have to give him my vote.

 

[Rhys Gardiner]

I can only vote based on what I am familiar with, so while I appreciate that RSRBR2010 is an excellent addition to Richard Burns Rally, my vote is going to rFDynHUD because it streamlines the process of gathering data for crucial league races, and modifying car setups to get the best out of a vehicle. Its easy customisability also means that it is easy to use and can be changed to suit any needs.

 

[Tomasz Demolin]

My vote went to Loeb, he realy deserved title this year.

 

[Tomasz Demolin]

Salzburgring for me.