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Frond posted:I generally like throwback colours but the design doesn’t work here. I think it works.
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Cygni posted:Well here it comes, we all knew it was gonna happen, BoP changes after the roar: Get the gently caress in 
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Wood is fine. I'm more looking forward to him touring Sebring though.
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DoctorGonzo posted:there is a legit way to follow this year WEC season outside the united states? What Njsykora said, plus the other key difference is the top class. LMP1 from a factory perspective is required to be hybrids, and soon to be "super car style cars". Privateers can also build from the ground up a chassis and engine to compete in LMP1, but lose out on acceleration and thus tend to be slower in terms of lap times (their top end speeds tend to be higher). In IMSA, the top class is Daytona Prototype International, which takes one of the four LMP2 chassis, modifies them to be more in line with a given maker's style, then puts an engine from that maker in the back and races it. It's much cheaper than an LMP1 car. However, there's not much LMP2 cars anymore because they basically said that LMP2 is going to be a second class from DPi, and slower. IMSA also has a GT Le Mans class, like WEC's LMGTE Pro class (and sure enough, a lot of WEC teams do participate in IMSA for select races). There's no LMGTE Am class in IMSA, that's replaced by GT Daytona, which is really GT3. iospace fucked around with this message at 16:00 on Jan 22, 2019 |
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DoctorGonzo posted:the gt are the fords, aston and ferrari right? Yeah, GTE is Corvette, Ford GT, Porsche 911, Ferrari, Aston Martin, and BMW at the moment.
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Jan 27, 2019 03:23
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an oddly awful oud posted:hello darkness my old friend
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Jan 27, 2019 03:40
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Stream is up! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tD2MhysM8cw
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Frond posted:That was a solid last 20. Hell yeah
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Feb 3, 2019 07:51
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Will Super Sebring be back next year?
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orange juche posted:Schedulewise yes. They've already confirmed the 2019-2020 schedule and Super Sebring is slated for "March", which means they will align with whatever IMSA puts out for the 12h. Hell yeah, and this is a bad thing? Respectively
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 A little birdy told me that ULA has a launch from Cape Canaveral today at 1856 US Eastern. Last check was 30% weather scrub chance so we should have a launch baring mechanical failures. Payload is WGS-10, USAF Comm Sat. Also it should be visible over the 1000 Miles of Sebring 
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For the attendees, how have the crowds been compared to prior years?
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Mar 16, 2019 20:58
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freeranger posted:Just checking into the race after waking up. What have I missed? I'm assuming Mazdas exploded as usual? Let's see, one blew up, is back on the track, and the other hit the wall but only lost a lap or two.
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gret posted:In a bit of good news...
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net work error posted:Todays VLN race was a good one. Also rainy and actually competitive to the last lap which is fun to watch. Geoblocked in the US 
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orange juche posted:The track loved it they made a shitload of money on it, but I'm not sure if all the fans loved it because the people who bought double header passes looked like loving zombies shuffling out after all that racing, I think it might have overloaded some people. I wouldn't be surprised if a majority said it was worth it though
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MazeOfTzeentch posted:Also ELMS at Monza Got a stream?
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Big Huski Boi posted:If only I could think of an example of the potential downsides of a racing series focusing too heavily on hybrid powertrains The problem with F1 is it's just pure power. When we had the Audi/Porsche/Toyota era, it was interesting to watch because Toyota was slower, but made up for it in fuel mileage, which has a bigger impact over a series that does exactly one stop a race.
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May 29, 2019 16:40
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Cygni posted:The ACO is so bad
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Make sure to mute the other streams and use this audio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEFKpjB2Nck
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"We have the team radio, G-rated of course" "you ok?" "That was a hard one, gently caress" "sorry about that!" Someone forgot to censor the clip 
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Shumagorath posted:How did ByKolles fail this year? By being ByKolles
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:Does Maldonaldo ever not crash? He survived Daytona, right?
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Shumagorath posted:Did they get hosed over by a Porsche driver waving them out of the pit into traffic in 2017? Yup.
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harperdc posted:Was it a Porsche or a P2 driver? I honestly forget. But yeah, after the dumb luck of 1999 and then 2016, to have that happen the following year... And then getting loving DQed for it because the ACO likes to follow the letter of the rules* rather than something 100% within the spirit of endurance racing. *Unless it's a French team.
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Cygni posted:Both are true for me. The team hosed up for sure, thats obvious. But the ACO hosed up in a rules enforcement system that sent fans home from the track with merch (like... if Riley had any merch for that one-off) from the wrong winner, which is a cardinal sin in racing for me. The data the ACO supplied was obviously coming in during the race, and the ACO even inspected the refueling rig during the race because they knew something was up. They should have been penalized during the race. Post race penalties that change finishing orders should be avoided at like any drat cost, especially ones that come down days after the race. It's more of a safety precaution I think, coupled with a form of BoP, than anything. The fact that they don't check this pre-race is dumb though.
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Shumagorath posted:Is this run on the GP circuit or the Nordschleife? The whole thing (so Nordschleife).
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tuo posted:They say they can fix it and send the Manta back out again before end of the race. If they actually achieve this, they achieve another level of legendary, imo.
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Endurance racing always seems to deliver a lot of good races.
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an oddly awful oud posted:Everyone watch Lime Rock at your earliest opportunity, it was one hell of a race Also smart move on NBC's part to air it now because they knew the track wouldn't be ready in Iowa before the race finished.
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Powershift posted:Holy gently caress that was a hit Yeah  Also a great shot of it though.
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I admittedly love it when they manage to catch crashes live like this instead of switching to a shot of a car busted up and wondering what the gently caress happened.
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Powershift posted:This race might have been won in like, hour 1 when the #20 got on a different pit strategy than everybody else. And this is why racing has more depth than most people think.
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