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new N4 league / club racing

3 posts by 3 people · 29 Mar 2002 02:45 UTC - 12 Apr 2002 22:38 UTC

Jeff Canar 29 Mar 2002 02:45 UTC#127754
My cousin and I are gaging interest and thinking about starting a somewhat informal (at least in the beginning) N4 racing league / club. We both raced in a league that switched to N2002 and neither of us were willing to make that switch yet. After all, N4 is every bit as good today as it was a month ago. Now that there is less and less racing on the public servers, and few N4 leagues remaining, we thought we'd try to get one going. If there is enough interest, and we can agree on a night (either Wed or Thurs), we are willing to buy time on a blademan-net server. In the beginning, we envision a quasi-league. We can keep points and standings, but won't be maintaining a website, cardepot, forum, setup archive, or any other things that make some of the more established leagues nice. We just don't have the time right now, and would rather be racing than administering a league. As time goes on, and there seems to be the interest and involvement, we can add those things later. Drivers of all skills are welcome. The basic rules of all leagues will apply. We expect people to be relatively courteous of one another, park it if you can't get around the track, and show up. Other than that, we'll figure out the rest as we go along. We plan on running 35-45% races, yellow flags on, realistic damage, etc... In all likelihood, we'll run custom setups unless everyone wants to run fixed, then we can talk about it. Assume we'll stick close to the WC schedule, and maybe race 4 weeks in row, take a week off, race 4 weeks, etc... Wed and Thurs nights are really the only options, although i suppose we could consider mondays if necessary. The evening schedule would look something like the following: server up 7:00p central qualifying 7:30p central warmup 7:35p central race 7:45p central Races could be a little later if we have some people from the west coast, but we like to get to bed by 10:30ish if we can so don't want to start much later. If you have any interest, please email me directlty at: [email][email hidden][/email] and let me know which night (wed, thurs, or both), what time works best for green flag (7:30-8:00ish, 8:00-8:30ish, later), and how we can reach you. If we can get comitments from 10 or more people, then we'll assume its a go. thx for your interest, jeff ---When replying by email, remove "nospam" from the 'reply to' address.---
You can easily keep points using NRLA 1.16 (Nascar Racing League Administrator) Just fill in a racing calendar and import the N4/NR2002 Standings HTML file that you exported after the race. http://www.pointsdomain.com Too see it working in real life... http://www.scprc.com/snn/snn.html http://www.scprc.com/snn/standings.html http://www.scprc.com/snn/16stats.html http://www.scprc.com/snn/results.html It will even create a schedule index page (haven't used that in awhile though). Jason. [email hidden] wrote: > > My cousin and I are gaging interest and thinking about starting a > somewhat informal (at least in the beginning) N4 racing league / club.[snip]
Quoted text (7 lines)> In the beginning, we envision a quasi-league. We can keep points and > standings, but won't be maintaining a website, cardepot, forum, setup > archive, or any other things that make some of the more established > leagues nice. We just don't have the time right now, and would rather > be racing than administering a league. As time goes on, and there > seems to be the interest and involvement, we can add those things > later.
[snip] > thx for your interest, > jeff > > ---When replying by email, remove "nospam" from > the 'reply to' address.--- -- Jason Monds http://www.proracingclub.com - Pro Racing Club! (GPL) http://www.scprc.com - Stock Car Div. of the PRC. (NR2002, Fun Run Sims) (Please remove 'no extra spork' when replying)
Hi Jason, He he... This is funny to see this post up here. Thanks for letting guys know about it. I have a new version that I think is ready for release. Release 2 has some new features. It will not work with N3 or NL any longer. Some of the new things it does are: Assigns drivers to a class. Therefor giving leagues the ability to have various levels of drivers racing in a race, but only having them be scored against racers in their class You can have racer compete in divisions. If you have too many drivers for races, you can have races on different nights, and group those races into divisions. Standings will score for each individual division in the series, and an overall standings for the entire series. For example, you could have 80 drivers in your league, and run a single seried called "Pro", and then have 2 divisions of "Pro 1, Pro 2, Pro 3 and Pro 4". The races could be held on 4 different nights, with 20 drivers running in each divionsion in the series. The OSCAR series is a good example of how that would work. There's a few other feautes. I just gotta make sure it's ready, then I'll put it up on www.poointsdomain.com For any of you that are using NRLA, don't hesitate to contact me if you have any problems or questions Dean (Decawi) [email hidden] "Jason Monds" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (43 lines)> You can easily keep points using NRLA 1.16 (Nascar Racing League > Administrator) > > Just fill in a racing calendar and import the N4/NR2002 Standings HTML > file that you exported after the race. > > http://www.pointsdomain.com > > Too see it working in real life... > http://www.scprc.com/snn/snn.html > http://www.scprc.com/snn/standings.html > http://www.scprc.com/snn/16stats.html > http://www.scprc.com/snn/results.html > > It will even create a schedule index page (haven't used that in awhile > though). > > Jason. > > [email hidden] wrote: > > > > My cousin and I are gaging interest and thinking about starting a > > somewhat informal (at least in the beginning) N4 racing league / club. > [snip] > > In the beginning, we envision a quasi-league. We can keep points and > > standings, but won't be maintaining a website, cardepot, forum, setup > > archive, or any other things that make some of the more established > > leagues nice. We just don't have the time right now, and would rather > > be racing than administering a league. As time goes on, and there > > seems to be the interest and involvement, we can add those things > > later. > [snip] > > thx for your interest, > > jeff > > > > ---When replying by email, remove "nospam" from > > the 'reply to' address.--- > > -- > Jason Monds > http://www.proracingclub.com - Pro Racing Club! (GPL) > http://www.scprc.com - Stock Car Div. of the PRC. (NR2002, Fun Run Sims) > (Please remove 'no extra spork' when replying)

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