For 'ass' read 'arse'.   

Think I have spent too much time speaking to yanks and trying to avoid language filters over the years 

Hi All,
New to the forums/XGN, but not new to Sim Racing.  I used to do the old time GPL back in the day, and really loved the lower classes like the 1.5 litre 66 mod, and later I moved to rFactor where I helped get the NZ tracks Teretonga, Timaru (Levels) and Ruapuna created, which involved getting the track blueprints, taking trips to the tracks and walking with a camera (no decent cameras on phones back then). I had also raced in the NZ classic car club when I was around 20, and knew those 3 tracks from racing on them.  I stopped sim racing then moved to Aus in 2011, got a wheel, but being an interstate truckie, was never home long enough to warrant setting the wheel up. We purchased a house and the first thing we did was built a mancave by converting the carport. I only intended on it being a place to display the model cars I paint/build and a workshop to work on the cars.  I've since added a race seat to the room to have the wheel permanently setup, and a Scalextric digital slot car track that sits on a 4.8m*2.4m table with a 25.6m lap length.
I only really got Assetto Corsa to be able to design the artwork for the models/slotcars so I can get the decals printed. That kicked off the sim racing bug, but I really wanted something that I related to, to drive, the Toyota Racing Series was high on my list, but in rF2, which I just dont really enjoy.
Thanks to striking up a rapport with Gzerod, we now have the FT-60 Tatuus in game, the FT-50 on the nearby horizon and some of the other Formula Regional series as well, to keep the Europeans happy. Im stoked to see how good a job G0D did on the car and physics. I havent done alot other than be a pest to g0d.
You can thank (or blame) g0d for me coming here, I was asked to cut some laps on the server on the weekend to test the FT-60. I'm still surprised my 11 year old Fanatec Porsche GT3RS wheel still works, though the shifter doesnt. Anyways, thanks for having me along. I'll try joining in some fun races when I am able to.