>> 2toGo Online Racing
>> with CTS, AERO88,IROC and special races throughout the week.
>> Expanding our league racing.
>> Looking for intermediate to seasoned racers with N2K3
>> If you can hold a line, respect your fellow racers, give and take on
>> the track, take criticism of your driving habits, then perhaps you'll
>> fit in this Group just fine. If you try to win at all costs, then you
>> best go elsewhere. We are not looking for "Points Racers Only".
>> We race CTS and IRC PWF MODS on Wednesday and Fridays at 915PM EST.
>> As a 2toGo Member you are expected to attend either both or one of
>> these events every week. It is also imperative that you find some
>> time during the week to attend practice sessions for the upcoming
>> races in order to become acquainted with the other members and get a
>> chance to find out about their driving styles.
>> Check us out at http://www.2togo.net
> Hmm. Went to the site. Turned off immediately, too much flash and
> video. Calls Rookies "Newbies" right there in the menu, and that link
> takes them to a place that is just wacked. Talking about how Ratings
> and LPI are your measure against the racing world. First you slam them
> by calling them newbies, then you tell them that their ratings and LPI
> will get them far. Nothing could be farther from the truth.
> Real caring leagues either use IP or aren't concerned about the
> numbers as long as you are solid and an asset to their league. This
> comes off to me as just a notch above the leagues that demand you have
> broadband to race with them. All too elitest for most folks if I had
> to guess.
> Have to make one or both races, arm bending to make you show for a
> formal practice session, um. Bad juju.
> Good luck with your 'good old boys' league. That's what it sounds
> like, I pity the rookies that try to fit in over there.
SimRacer,
Notice the 'Newbies' section is for 1st timers. Not everyone knows the
way the ratings work (messed up system to be sure!) Better to let them
know what is expected of them right away. Saves alot of headaches for
everyone involved IMO.
Practice sessions are good for people like me who struggle with setups.
There are a couple setup guru's that help those who need it.
This is just a fun league that has mostly average drivers and a couple
fast guys:-) Everyone has a chance to win if they drive smart and have
a little luck. Hell even I won an IROC race! Yes RASCAR guys believe it
or not! LOL
Try it once, you can always quit if you don't agree.
Tim
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