RD Formula FG Championship Season 1

Milos · Mar 9, 2015

oh, forgot to mention nfsgamer who also has an account but he's not in the GPGSL yet.
Steven used to be there aswell afaik, now he's not.

kedy89 · Mar 9, 2015

miki2000milos said:
oh, forgot to mention nfsgamer who also has an account but he's not in the GPGSL yet.
Steven used to be there aswell afaik, now he's not.

Steven was in the gpgnc for 3 races, before he got kicked for inactivity.

Milos · Mar 9, 2015

so that is pretty much none then, as it takes exactly 3 warnings to get kicked

Benutzername · Mar 9, 2015

I am a pretty die hard Utzer fan aswell

William Néron · Mar 9, 2015

N-Tech will remain for next season.

Livery : TBA
Chassis : Ferrari 1993
Engine : Honda

Aidan Keranen · Mar 10, 2015

So lets start talking tracks?
Now here is how it will work this season. 9 races have been locked in, with 8 tracks chosen, plus the French round does not have a track yet.
The 8/9 are

(Just by the way, Albert Park is locked in as the start of season round, while Interlagos is the season ending round.)

Now with those in mind, if you would make your way to here:
http://www.grandprixgames.org/read.php?4,1071512
there is a list of the available tracks for GP4. Every team is given 6 votes. I would like to see that being 2 for the manager and 2 each for the drivers. Team managers should ask their drivers for their preference, then Team Managers please send all your team votes to me via PM.

A few notes:
If you choose a fictional track, your vote will not be counted, so choose real life tracks.
If a team manager posts his votes here, they won't count. You may discuss choices but don't post them.
The votes can be given in any order (e.g. 6 tracks get 1 vote, 1 track gets 6 votes, anywhere inbetween).

Voting Structure:
The top 3 tracks will be included in the calendar this round. Next round will be another 3 tracks, but with only 3 votes given to each team instead. The final 3 tracks will be chosen by the RDFIA.
If a French track is in the top 3 in either round, it will be the French round. If no French track is voted for, the RDFIA will pick one suitably afterwards.
Multiple tracks from single countries are allowed. The RDFIA will assign suitable Grand Prix names once the full calendar is published.

As such, managers, get managing
me! @Jimlaad43, @kedy89, @Lesley Buurlage, @mystaaRS, @William Néron, @Márk Lintner, @miki2000milos, @Steven Poirier, @Tomas Ochlsager, @XenForo

Matt · Mar 10, 2015

I'd like to see everyone put 6 votes up for Bathurst

Aidan Keranen · Mar 10, 2015

Just a reminder, only Team Managers send in votes. Also, please only send one voting message. If you are going to send 3 different ones, I am only going to accept the first one.

And every team has 6 votes don't forget, even the ones that aren't yet full.

Jimlaad43 · Mar 10, 2015

Aidan Keranen said:
So lets start talking tracks?
Now here is how it will work this season. 9 races have been locked in, with 8 tracks chosen, plus the French round does not have a track yet.
The 8/9 are
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(Just by the way, Albert Park is locked in as the start of season round, while Interlagos is the season ending round.)

Now with those in mind, if you would make your way to here:
http://www.grandprixgames.org/read.php?4,1071512
there is a list of the available tracks for GP4. Every team is given 6 votes. I would like to see that being 2 for the manager and 2 each for the drivers. Team managers should ask their drivers for their preference, then Team Managers please send all your team votes to me via PM.

A few notes:
If you choose a fictional track, your vote will not be counted, so choose real life tracks.
If a team manager posts his votes here, they won't count. You may discuss choices but don't post them.
The votes can be given in any order (e.g. 6 tracks get 1 vote, 1 track gets 6 votes, anywhere inbetween).

Voting Structure:
The top 3 tracks will be included in the calendar this round. Next round will be another 3 tracks, but with only 3 votes given to each team instead. The final 3 tracks will be chosen by the RDFIA.
If a French track is in the top 3 in either round, it will be the French round. If no French track is voted for, the RDFIA will pick one suitably afterwards.
Multiple tracks from single countries are allowed. The RDFIA will assign suitable Grand Prix names once the full calendar is published.

As such, managers, get managing
me! @Jimlaad43, @kedy89, @Lesley Buurlage, @mystaaRS, @William Néron, @Márk Lintner, @miki2000milos, @Steven Poirier, @Tomas Ochlsager, @XenForo

Shouldn't the French GP vote be a separate thing?

Aidan Keranen · Mar 10, 2015

Jimlaad43 said:
Shouldn't the French GP vote be a separate thing?

the thing is, if everyone else decides on a French track then we have a French GP easy. If not, then I will find one. This way it can be two birds with one stone, the most popular French track could be chosen without me having to worry about it.

kedy89 · Mar 10, 2015

The list of fixed venues looks familiar

Lesley Buurlage · Mar 10, 2015

I don't even know much french tracks, only magny cours and le mans

Steven Poirier · Mar 10, 2015

Lesley Buurlage said:
I don't even know much french tracks, only magny cours and le mans

Paul Ricard also with this two one

Aidan Keranen · Mar 10, 2015

Dijon worked well for the GPGSL last season it seems.

Milos · Mar 10, 2015

with the fixed pitlane exit afaik

kedy89 · Mar 10, 2015

@Aidan Keranen kleine Nordschleife counts as fictional I assume? Also, you might want to add something to prevent having one track in different configurations, e.g. Kyalami old and new.

Aidan Keranen · Mar 10, 2015

kedy89 said:
@Aidan Keranen kleine Nordschleife counts as fictional I assume? Also, you might want to add something to prevent having one track in different configurations, e.g. Kyalami old and new.

Correct and probably should do that.