> Really? How is this done ?
You use the feature that allows you to reconnect to a server you've been
disconnected from by accident, except that in this case you pit, wait
for your actual pit stop to finish, unplug your internet connection to
force a disco, call your team mate and let him know you've disco'ed and
he reconnects using the same ID as you did, as well as car file
Takes roughly a minute for this swap to happen, which is why they
mandate a minimum of driver swaps/disco's since some people have the
option of running more people at the same computer, I could race with my
brother as team mate as he lives 2 mins from here, which means that
every time we swapped, using either his or my computer for both of us,
we'd gain a minute over those that would have to disco to swap drivers
We used this in the 2003 BR1000 and it worked like a charm, being a
"relatively" short endurance event we only mandated a one disco/swap
minimum
Personally I don't see a problem with forcing a mandatory minimum number
of swaps, most real life endurance event do the same, even in those rare
cases where one driver runs a 4 hour even on his own, they usually force
him to unbuckle, get out of the car and walk around the car once before
getting back in or something like that, and in longer events they often
regulate a maximum number of hours one driver can do in total
Having run the BR1000 a few times, I don't think I could do much more
than 3 hours in one sitting no matter, focusing that *** a
relatively small screen (compared to driving in real life) is actually
quite *** the eyes...and neck if you get all tensed up like I do
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
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