what reward?and Apex due to pole point and reward.
honestly didn't consider qualifying at all, but I wouldn't do it still, after all I am not in championship contention, and I am risking $500.
what reward?and Apex due to pole point and reward.
the 200 extra you get for polewhat reward?
honestly didn't consider qualifying at all, but I wouldn't do it still, after all I am not in championship contention, and I am risking $500.
Definitely, but that doesn't mean that it's guaranteed. We need to run two smart races and really turn up and do a good job, it's not going to be an easy job to do but one that we can do. For the KM boys we're just looking at grabbing as much as we can until season end and build upon it for next season, we're confident to be able to hold 10th place in the standings.@Aidan Keranen - A yet another solid points finish for the team and this result put you ahead of ART in the constructors championship. Does your team have the pace to stay ahead of them in the final two races?
For Kobayashi, we forgot to check the fuel load just before he was set to run out of fuel, and it seemed like the race was botched for Kamui. But thank god heavens for Massa we saved his race from retiring.@airutonpurosuto8912 - Massa had a tiring day with lots of pitstops. Was this also a very exhausting day for the team? Also, what happened with Kobayashi?
The race went more or less as expected, looks like we made wrong fuel calculation for Schumacher's last stint. We'll need to look into it. At the start we were prepared to fight with ART's for that podium, but they have generously gave up.@Sasha Jednak - Ricciardo returns to podium after a while. Was this the hardest podium battle of the season so far? And do you have hopes for the title as there is a 29 points gap now.
@Omer Said , were engine failures and random DNF's only thing that you planned to use for making interesting championships (stopping 1 team domination)? Or there is something else that can stop that capitalism cycle: more money -> more wins -> more money ->... I'm guessing that setup thing will possibly help lower teams to get to midfield, but top teams... I doubt they (hopefully WE) won't be threatened.
Edit: One another solution might be implementing a budget cap. For example, a team can't hold more than 8000 credits and all of the extra earnings are wasted. This is something similar to Sim Career game's system.
Honestly, I think a lot of teams could be doing better if the managers didn't miss updates (see the high amount of out of fuel and chassis fail), or used some better strategies.Actually the rate of engine failures and random DNFs also decrease as a team gets stronger. The setup system will bring a great variety i hope. But i don't want to enforce further rules to level the field as most of them will either be: 1) Too random, and people will complain, 2) Artificially punishing succesful teams. If you folks have any ideas, i would love to hear them. But right now, i don't have much other than the planned setup system.
Edit: One another solution might be implementing a budget cap. For example, a team can't hold more than 8000 credits and all of the extra earnings are wasted. This is something similar to Sim Career game's system.
Exactly. And a lot of the speed difference comes from fuel amounts which many teams are still running WAY too high. There's absolutely no reason to run a full tank at the moment when the tyres can't last a full race distance.Honestly, I think a lot of teams could be doing better if the managers didn't miss updates (see the high amount of out of fuel and chassis fail), or used some better strategies.
euhm, looking at the amount of Mercedes engine failures, and Ferrari engine failures, I heartedly disagreeit just rewards those who are willing to put the effort in.
doesn't have to be 100% the manager's fault (in case of mistake), but I agree that the managers seem to forget a lot about this, especially if they can't win anything. Personal experience this raceand chassis fail
Second post, tips on supplier qualities:euhm, looking at the amount of Mercedes engine failures, and Ferrari engine failures, I heartedly disagree
And every team actually got a chance to change engines mid-season. Not a valid point imoSecond post, tips on supplier qualities:
Ferrari and Renault are more reliable than Mercedes and Cosworth.
You could've expected that the Mercedes will fail more often
I'm against budget cap. If you do it you have to tell in time. Don't want to have saved some 16.000 after the last race just to be told I'll lose half of it...
Considering BRT's massive bank account, no chance to challenge them from the go. But if I can retain Michele and get either Simona or Danica back, I can't see why I couldn't catch them during the season.@TTupsi , do you think that you can take on BRT in next season wothout any changes except setup?
And don't use lower teams as argument, I gabe it all and couldn't match BRTs.
maybe a Ferrari user..@kedy89 you mean that someone other than 2 of us could have been in title fight at this point? But they messed up with strategy...