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901
Australian Assetto Corsa League, Tuesday nights / Ringmaster Standings
« on: December 01, 2015, 10:32:22 PM »

902
Apps / Tyre Pressure Engineer
« on: November 29, 2015, 07:03:49 PM »
http://www.assettocorsa.net/forum/index.php?threads/tyre-pressure-engineer.28841/

Each tyre type has an ideal pressure for optimum grip.

This app keeps an average of your tyre pressures over the last lap, and lets you see how different the average pressure of each wheel is from the ideal pressure.

You can set the ideal pressure for each wheel (it defaults to the current pressure when you start). The app shows the current pressure, the average pressure over the last lap, and how much you have to increase or decrease the pressure in the pits to meet your ideal pressure.


The current pressures are colour coded for temperature. Blue -> green means too cold (green is closer to optimal). White means in optimal temp range. Yellow -> Red means too hot.

Unzip into steamapps\common\assettocorsa\apps\python.

903
While the season's still fresh in people's minds, would you like to use that ballast system again in some future season?

904
2 x 3 laps, second race full reverse grid, at Nordschleife (”Nordschleife” variation).

Series details HERE

905
Season results...

drum roll...

1. Bacchulum, 359 - 2 wins
2. StanDaam, 359 - 1 win
3. Skaife, 358

Could not be closer! Congratulations to Bacchulum on the championship!

Full results to come.

906
On the occasional round where I'd like to fit in a 90 min race, what start and end times work for you? These times are Eastern Daylight Savings times, for season 10 starting in Jan.

You can vote for more than one option.

Any time change would just be for those nights with longer races. All other nights would be as they are now: 8:30 qual, finish at 9:50pm.

907
Mod Cars / RSR Formula 3 released
« on: November 22, 2015, 12:55:10 PM »
http://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/rsr-formula-3.8040/

I've not tried it yet, but the attention to real-world detail is noteworthy.

908
This season is based on the 2015 Australian GT3 regulations.

Season starts Jan 26.

Interesting changes in red.

Cars
Lamborghini Huracan GT3
Audi R8 LMS Ultra
BMW Z4 GT3
Nissan GT-R GT3
McLaren MP4-12C GT3
Mercedes SLS AMG GT3
Mercedes-Benz AMG GT3
SCG 003C
McLaren 650S GT3

Round Formats
Format 1: 1 hour race, 2.5 x fuel and 3 x tyres.
2 compulsory pit stops. Pit stop window for compulsory pit stops is between lap 6 and 23.

Format 2: 2 x 30 min race, 1.5 x fuel and 2 x tyres.
1 compulsory pit stop, optional tyre change only allowed (no refuelling allowed).
Progressive grid: Race 2 start order set by race 1 finish order.

Season Schedule
R1. Jan 26. Silverstone. 2 x 15 laps (format 2).
R2. Feb 2. Imola. 2 x 17 laps (format 2).
R3. Feb 9. Brands Hatch GP. 2 x 21 laps (format 2).
R4. Feb 16. Mugello. 1 x 34 laps (format 1).
-- optional car swap --
R5. Feb 23. Monza. 2 x 17 laps (format 2).
R6. Mar 1. Nurburgring GP. 2 x 15 laps (format 2).
R7. Mar 8. Spa. 2 x 13 laps (format 2).
R8. Mar 15. Barcelona GP. 1 x 34 laps (format 1).

Points
Qualifying:
Top 10 qualifiers get points: 15,12,10,8,6,5,4,3,2,1


Format 1:
Points awarded according to positions at the end of lap 14 ("points shall be awarded to each automobile that crosses the Control Line after the leader completes x laps"):
50,42,35,30,25,20,18,16,14,12,10...1

Points awarded also at race finish:
100,84,70,60,50,40,36,32,28,24,20,18,16,14,12,10,8,6,4,1

Format 2:
Points awarded at race finish:
75,63,53,45,38,30,27,24,21,18,15,14,12,11,9,8,6,5,3,1

Penalties
I'll check opening lap T1 & 2 incidents as usual. If you want to report other incidents you want looked at, PM me the race, lap and drivers involved. Penalty will be 8 points for the infringer, and an 8 point bonus for the victim (double in longer format 1 races).

Failure to perform a compulsory pit stop, or a breach of refuelling restrictions, will result in a DQ for that race.


Weather
Races are at 11am and 2pm, or 1pm for a single race. Weather is based on the dates of the 2015 International GT3 Open (northern hemisphere), and from the real historical weather on those dates.

R1. Silverstone. 12 Light Fog. 15 Light Clouds.
R2. Imola. 12 Light Clouds. 14 Light Clouds.
R3. Brands Hatch. 25 Clear. 24 Clear.
R4. Mugello. 34 Clear.
R5. Monza. 17 Mid Clear. 19 Light Clouds.
R6. Nurburgring. 10 Clear. 14 Clear.
R7. Spa. 11 Clear. 12 Clear.
R8. Barcelona. 18 Clear.

Sign Up
1. Wally - Nissan
2. Rolz - Audi (Factory White)
3. Bacchulum - Audi R8 LMS Ultra
4. Marty - McLaren 650 (Attempto_54)
5. Simone - BMW
6. Christopheraser - BMW Z4, #83 Martini
7. Guybrush - Lambo (black)
8. StanDaam - Audi R8 LMS Ultra
9. Phil.8 - SCG 003C (0_mimetic )
10. Matthew111 - Merc SLS
11. Gratulin - BMW Z4
12. Grat - SCG 003C
13. Will - Audi
14. Jeremy - Merc SLS
15. Bafs17 - BMW Z4
16. Grubbet - Audi, Nissan, Mclaren
17. Freezer - BMW Z4
18. AJ - Audi, Mercedes, BMW
19. Ysu - Nissan
20. DaveO - Mclaren 650 S GT3
21. Fozzy - BMW, Nissan, Audi
22. Doobs - McLaren 650S GT3
23. Joe - Audi
24. Rob - Merc AMG SLS
25. Flattop - BMW Z4 GT3
26. Mael - Nissan
27. Jake (Flanders) - BMW Z4
28. Paul - Lamborghini Huracan GT3
29. Chap - Audi R8
30. Ben - Audi

909
The season finale, to decide the championship!

10 laps and 20 lapsWeather forecast: http://www.myweather2.com/Motor-Racing/Spain/Catalunya-Circuit.aspx
"The outlook for Catalunya Circuit in the week ahead shows the average daytime maximum temperature will be around 17°C, with a high for the week of 22°C expected on the afternoon of Wednesday 18th."

Entry List
 
Bacchulum64
Bafs1730
Chap1110
christopheraser20
EdWood96
Freezer80
G0RGAK0
Grat90
Gratulin0
Grubbet0
Guybrush Threepwood182
Jeremy142
Joe32
Mael0
Marty123
Matthew111152
Phil.8108
Rolz96
Schmittez0
Simone26
Skaife67
StanDaam113
Wally13
Will113

910
RACE RESULTS
SEASON STANDINGS

Penalties
Race 1: Freezer (-4) for narrowly running into the back of Will (+4). The rest was a chain reaction.
Race 2: Grubbet (-8) for running into the rear/side of Grat (+8) and knocking Phil.8 off-track (+8).

Round Points
StanDaam    75.5
Will    73
Jeremy    68.5
Matthew111    62.5
Bacchulum    59.5
Guybrush Threepwood    58.5
Wally    54.5
Grat    50.5
Phil.8    50.5
Freezer    48.5
Gratulin    47
Rolz    40.5
Chap111    40
Simone    40
Grubbet    39
Mael    35.5
Schmittez    15
Marty    9
christopheraser    6


Congratulations to StanDaam on the round win, and StanDaam and Bacchulum on the race wins.

Season Podium
With EdWood missing Monza, Bacchulum takes the lead narrowly from StanDaam, with Jeremy right up there as well in 3rd.

1. Bacchulum, 297
2. StanDaam, 295.5
3. Jeremy, 295

Struggle Street Racing Crew regain the team's lead from Achilles Heels by just 1 point, with Caterpillar Racing very close behind in 3rd.


Ballast Changes
Average: 1:39.159

P1: StanDaam (1:37.607, 1.552): 59 -> 97
P2: Jeremy (1:37.979, 1.180): 109 -> 138
P3: Chap111 (1:39.442, -0.283): 2 -> 0
P4: Will (1:38.002, 1.157): 70 -> 98
P5: Simone (1:39.080, 0.079): 22 -> 24
P6: Gratulin (1:40.242, -1.083): 17 -> 0
P7: Freezer (1:38.566, 0.593): 58 -> 72
P8: Matthew111 (1:39.026, 0.133): 150 -> 153
P9: Guybrush Threepwood (1:38.423, 0.736): 172 -> 190
P10: Schmittez (1:40.623, -1.464): 20 -> 0
P11: Grat (1:39.772, -0.613): 113 -> 98
P12: Mael (1:40.682, -1.523): 59 -> 23
P13: Wally (1:39.919, -0.760): 31 -> 13
P14: Grubbet (1:39.159, 0.000): 0 -> 0
P15: Rolz (1:39.348, -0.189): 101 -> 96
P16: Bacchulum (1:38.899, 0.260): 51 -> 57
P17: Phil.8 (1:38.485, 0.674): 93 -> 109
P18: Marty (1:39.243, -0.084): 125 -> 123
P19: christopheraser (1:41.034, -1.875): 20 -> 20


Average: 1:39.357

P1: Bacchulum (1:39.055, 0.302): 57 -> 64
P2: StanDaam (1:38.710, 0.647): 97 -> 113
P3: Will (1:38.723, 0.634): 98 -> 113
P4: Wally (1:39.357, 0.000): 13 -> 13
P5: Jeremy (1:39.198, 0.159): 138 -> 142
P6: Matthew111 (1:39.417, -0.060): 153 -> 152
P7: Grubbet (1:39.909, -0.552): 0 -> 0
P8: Guybrush Threepwood (1:39.706, -0.349): 190 -> 182
P9: Freezer (1:39.030, 0.327): 72 -> 80
P10: Phil.8 (1:39.408, -0.051): 109 -> 108
P11: Gratulin (1:40.811, -1.454): 0 -> 0
P12: Rolz (1:39.356, 0.001): 96 -> 96
P13: Grat (1:39.706, -0.349): 98 -> 90
P14: Mael (1:40.600, -1.243): 23 -> 0
P15: Simone (1:39.254, 0.103): 24 -> 26
P16: Chap111 (1:38.792, 0.565): 0 -> 0
P17: Marty (2:35.138, -55.781): 123 -> 123

911
Four weeks from December 1 to December 22, in four different cars:

BMW M4
The M4's engine brace, trunk lid and the roof are all made of Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic (CFRP) to shed pounds. But the real masterpiece for both is the CFRP driveshaft—a one-piece unit that offers exceptional strength while reducing rotating mass, resulting in a tighter drive with less counteractive momentum. This cornering king's real crown is its rear-axle subframe with solid mounts, bolted directly to the body without the use of bushings to make for the tightest possible handling, and its control arms—made of aluminum—shed weight, even where you can't see it.

This car's high-pressure, quick-response turbocharging system utilizes two TwinPower turbos to provide a broad plateu, while BMW's double-VANOS technology varies camshaft timing, allowing higher pressure to build inside the cylinder for optimal power output throughout the rev range. The Active M Differential uses Dynamic Stability Control data, pedal position, wheel rotation, and yaw rate to act on each wheel before any of them breaks free. An electric motor varies power distribution between wheels, shifting it in tight turns, and even decreasing understeer during full-load cornering.

The M4's Power isn't all under the hood. Its exterior features an integrated rear spoiler made of lightweight Carbon Fiber, and a CFRP diffuser, both of which keep the weight off while creating rear down-force. An optional 7-speed dual-clutch transmission with paddle shifters provides instantaneous track-inspired shifts, but for the purists who want an analog connection to the road, a 6-speed manual transmission comes standard.


Lotus Exige V6 Cup
The new road-going Lotus Exige V6 Cup builds upon the success of the previous Series 2 Exige Cup 240/255 and 260. Based upon the road-going Exige S, the lightweight V6 Cup is powered by a 3.5 litre supercharged V6 engine, driving through a 6-speed close ratio gearbox providing an exhilarating thrill for racers and track enthusiasts.

Multi-adjustable race suspension, front and rear anti-roll bars in conjunction with 4 way adjustable DPM (Dynamic Performance Management) provide the Exige V6 Cup with track focused adjustable handling to enable every driver to get the most out of the car.

Formula Abarth
CSAI, with Abarth, Tatuus and Fiat Powertrain Technologies, has developed an innovative new single-seater with the aim of providing up and coming young drivers with the best possible ratio of Safety/Performance/Quality/Price.
Safety is the prime factor, in line with FIA Formula 3 Regulations.
A level of performance which will enable the best drivers to shine.
A high build quality.
A successful marriage of innovative design and optimised aerodynamics.
Optimization of operating costs.

SCG 003C
Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus has developed SCG003C aiming to compete in the SP-X Class at the 2015 24-Hours at the Nürburgring.

The SCG003C Engineering Team has developed a chassis design by adopting modern technologies while keeping a glance to the past: the car's base structure holds a carbon skeleton where ribs are sustaining the body panels that are a well-known design by Italian Carrozzieri. This design allows the engineering of very light body panels and creates at the same time a main reference structure during the car assembly and maintenance.

Front and rear suspensions are double wishbone with pushrod and adjustable anti roll-bar. The suspension layout has been developed based on the experience gained with the P4/5Competizione on the Nordschleife.

All the targets were achieved by Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus' SCG003C during the Qualifying
Race that took place at the Nürburgring on 12th April, 2015.

Both registered cars were qualified for the 24 Hours "Top 30", while all SCG drivers were qualified to the race that will take place on 16th and 17th May, 2015.
Noise issues were finally solved while the overall car reliability was proved, despite an electrical fault that prevent "Macchinadue" to compete in the race.
At the start of the race, Manuel Lauck brought Macchinauno to 2nd place and was able to keep this position until the car was black flagged as too loud. The noise issue was definitively solved at the pit box, by the fitting of new mufflers.
Macchinauno then advanced from 61th to 13th position and won the SP-X Class.

Lap time during the race was always at the level of top cars, confirming the car's performance and endurance potential.

Round Format
Each round will feature two 3 lap races. The first race is preceded by a 1 hour combined practice/qualifying session. The second race is a random grid.

Schedule
Race 1 starts at 8:50pm Eastern DST.

Round 1: Dec 1, BMW M4
Round 2: Dec 8, Lotus Exige V6 Cup
Round 3: Dec 15, Formula Abarth
Round 4: Dec 22, SCG 003C

Sign Up
No sign up required! Just turn up and enter with the usual password (random skins).

912
Nov 24, last round of season 9.

Dec 1 to 22 (4 weeks), "Ringmaster" - A short competition to see who can be the master of the 'Ring - Nordschleife.
Four cars, one per week, getting faster: BMW M4, Lotus Exige V6 Cup, Formula Abarth, SCG 003C. Each round is two races of 3 laps, with the second race full reverse grid. No ballast.

Dec 29 to Jan 12, 3 round classic car fun series: Drive each car once: Ferrari F40, Ford GT40, RUF CTR Yellowbird Races with the new DLC3 cars.

Jan 19, Season 10 - GT3 starts, with a car trial race first up.

913
Australian Assetto Corsa League, Tuesday nights / S9R6: Monza pre-race chat
« on: November 10, 2015, 11:19:03 PM »
9 and 18 laps.

Weather forecast: http://www.myweather2.com/Motor-Racing/Italy/Monza-Circuit.aspx
"Reviewing the forecast for Monza Circuit Over the next 7 days and the average daytime maximum temperature will be around 19°C, with a high for the week of 22°C expected on the afternoon of Tuesday 10th."

Entry List and Ballast
Bacchulum    51
Bafs17    30
Chap111    2
christopheraser    20
EdWood    96
Freezer    58
G0RGAK    0
Grat    113
Gratulin    17
Grubbet    0
Guybrush Threepwood    172
Jeremy    109
Joe    32
Mael    59
Marty    125
Matthew111    150
Phil.8    93
Rolz    101
Schmittez    20
Simone    22
Skaife    67
StanDaam    59
Wally    31
Will    70

914
RACE RESULTS
SEASON STANDINGS

Round Points
Phil.8    71
Rolz    61
Bafs17    60.5
Freezer    59
EdWood    57.5
Bacchulum    57.5
StanDaam    54
Skaife    51
Marty    50
Mael    50
Jeremy    46.5
Matthew111    45
Grat    41.5
Gratulin    39.5
Wally    37
Guybrush Threepwood    34.5
Simone    34
Grubbet    32
Schmittez    29
Will    6.5

Congratulations to Phil.8 on the round win by quite some margin, and Freezer and Bacchulum on the race wins.

Season Podium
EdWood stretches his lead in the championship, with Guybrush dropping back after a poor round. Bacchulum has moved up into 2nd spot, with Skaife close behind.

1. EdWood, 248.5
2. Bacchulum, 237.5
3. Skaife, 234

Team Standings
Caterpillar Racing (Freezer and Skaife) lead by the narrowest of margins from Achilles Heels (Guybrush and Marty), only 0.5 points in front. Struggle Street Racing Crew are in 3rd place.

Ballast Changes

Race 1: Average lap time: 1:33.996

P1: Freezer (1:33.569, 0.426): 22 -> 33
P2: Mael (1:33.201, 0.794): 7 -> 27
P3: Simone (1:33.787, 0.208): 21 -> 26
P4: Matthew111 (1:33.540, 0.455): 133 -> 145
P5: Phil.8 (1:33.719, 0.276): 82 -> 89
P6: Bafs17 (1:33.300, 0.695): 36 -> 54
P7: Jeremy (1:33.902, 0.093): 111 -> 113
P8: EdWood (1:34.034, -0.039): 99 -> 98
P9: Skaife (1:34.157, -0.162): 76 -> 72
P10: Schmittez (1:35.277, -1.282): 10 -> 0
P11: Wally (1:32.679, 1.316): 2 -> 36
P12: Rolz (1:33.736, 0.259): 84 -> 91
P13: Grubbet (1:34.100, -0.105): 7 -> 4
P14: Guybrush Threepwood (1:34.368, -0.373): 176 -> 167
P15: Gratulin (1:34.307, -0.312): 40 -> 32
P16: StanDaam (1:34.090, -0.095): 72 -> 70
P17: Bacchulum (1:33.957, 0.038): 30 -> 31
P18: Grat (1:33.845, 0.150): 96 -> 100
P19: Marty (1:34.053, -0.058): 126 -> 125
P20: Will (1:38.117, -4.122): 96 -> 0

Race 2: Average lap time: 1:34.696

P1: Bacchulum (1:33.892, 0.804): 31 -> 51
P2: Phil.8 (1:34.534, 0.162): 89 -> 93
P3: Rolz (1:34.302, 0.394): 91 -> 101
P4: StanDaam (1:35.155, -0.459): 70 -> 59
P5: Bafs17 (1:35.657, -0.961): 54 -> 30
P6: Marty (1:34.696, 0.000): 125 -> 125
P7: EdWood (1:34.788, -0.092): 98 -> 96
P8: Freezer (1:33.698, 0.998): 33 -> 58
P9: Skaife (1:34.876, -0.180): 72 -> 67
P10: Grat (1:34.181, 0.515): 100 -> 113
P11: Gratulin (1:35.306, -0.610): 32 -> 17
P12: Mael (1:33.457, 1.239): 27 -> 59
P13: Jeremy (1:34.869, -0.173): 113 -> 109
P14: Wally (1:34.897, -0.201): 36 -> 31
P15: Grubbet (1:34.991, -0.295): 4 -> 0
P16: Matthew111 (1:34.489, 0.207): 145 -> 150
P17: Guybrush Threepwood (1:34.501, 0.195): 167 -> 172
P18: Schmittez (1:33.912, 0.784): 0 -> 20
P19: Simone (1:34.852, -0.156): 26 -> 22
 

915
When are people likely to be unable to race over the Dec/Jan holiday period?
 Tuesdays are Dec 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, Jan 5, 12...

I'm just planning the season scheduling.

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