N4 league looking for a few racers...

The Western States Racing League will be starting it's 6th season of on-line NASCAR racing in early February, 2002! Our seasons are 15 points races long, with a few non-points events thrown in. The upcoming season will run through mid-June. We have three series .... Mondays are open setup, track average temperature, realistic damage, and follow the WC schedule where possible. Tuesdays run fixed <fast> setup, following the WC schedule when possible, 70* temps, and moderate damage. Fridays run with open setups, track average temperature, and realistic damage. All three series run 35% length races. Being a west coast based league, our race sessions have qualifying at 8:15PST (11:15EST). Each race session opens for practice at 6:45PST, allowing the racers a full 90 minutes of practice before each race. The events conclude around 10:00PST. I am currently seeking a few drivers for each of our series. In the Monday & Friday open setups series', it is required that new drivers have at least one season of on-line racing under their belt (N4 or GPL). The fixed series is more lenient towards rookie drivers, but still requires that you are in good control of your car. The WSRL has it's own server which is located in southern California. The server is made available 24-7 to league racers so that they can practice on-line for their upcoming races. If you are interested in trying out for the WSRL, let me know! -Paul E -League & Server Admin Western States Racing League www.wsrlracing.com [email hidden] (my "reply" address is invalid, please send e-mail to the address above)

Check it out. Really! It's been the the funnest racing that I've had. A great bunch of guys. I've been running in the WSRL since it started. We're like a family. Dean (Decawi) "Paul E" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > The Western States Racing League will be starting it's 6th season ofon-line > NASCAR racing in early February, 2002! Our seasons are 15 points races > long, with a few non-points events thrown in. The upcoming season willrun

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> through mid-June. > > We have three series .... > > Mondays are open setup, track average temperature, realistic damage, and > follow the WC schedule where possible. > > Tuesdays run fixed <fast> setup, following the WC schedule when possible, > 70* temps, and moderate damage. > > Fridays run with open setups, track average temperature, and realistic > damage. > > All three series run 35% length races. > > Being a west coast based league, our race sessions have qualifying at > 8:15PST (11:15EST). Each race session opens for practice at 6:45PST, > allowing the racers a full 90 minutes of practice before each race. The > events conclude around 10:00PST. > > I am currently seeking a few drivers for each of our series. In the

Monday > & Friday open setups series', it is required that new drivers have atleast > one season of on-line racing under their belt (N4 or GPL). The fixedseries

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> is more lenient towards rookie drivers, but still requires that you are in > good control of your car. > > The WSRL has it's own server which is located in southern California. The > server is made available 24-7 to league racers so that they can practice > on-line for their upcoming races. > > If you are interested in trying out for the WSRL, let me know! > > -Paul E -League & Server Admin > Western States Racing League > www.wsrlracing.com > [email hidden] > (my "reply" address is invalid, please send e-mail to the address above) > > > >

I live on the east coast so I think I'll pass, unless "sleep-racing" is OK with the rest of the drivers... Good luck with your league. I do have a question though. How/where did you get the "track average temperature" data? Gerald "Paul E" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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> The Western States Racing League will be starting it's 6th season of on-line > NASCAR racing in early February, 2002! Our seasons are 15 points races > long, with a few non-points events thrown in. The upcoming season will run > through mid-June. > > We have three series .... > > Mondays are open setup, track average temperature, realistic damage, and > follow the WC schedule where possible. > > Tuesdays run fixed <fast> setup, following the WC schedule when possible, > 70* temps, and moderate damage. > > Fridays run with open setups, track average temperature, and realistic > damage. > > All three series run 35% length races. > > Being a west coast based league, our race sessions have qualifying at > 8:15PST (11:15EST). Each race session opens for practice at 6:45PST, > allowing the racers a full 90 minutes of practice before each race. The > events conclude around 10:00PST. > > I am currently seeking a few drivers for each of our series. In the Monday > & Friday open setups series', it is required that new drivers have at least > one season of on-line racing under their belt (N4 or GPL). The fixed series > is more lenient towards rookie drivers, but still requires that you are in > good control of your car. > > The WSRL has it's own server which is located in southern California. The > server is made available 24-7 to league racers so that they can practice > on-line for their upcoming races. > > If you are interested in trying out for the WSRL, let me know! > > -Paul E -League & Server Admin > Western States Racing League > www.wsrlracing.com > [email hidden] > (my "reply" address is invalid, please send e-mail to the address above)

Too bad you live on the east coast, Gerald. ;) Track average temps are in each track's folder, in the "track.ini" file. It's in the "weather" section. -Paul E -League & Server Admin Western States Racing League www.wsrlracing.com [email hidden] (my "reply" address is invalid, please send e-mail to the address above) "Gerald Moore" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> I live on the east coast so I think I'll pass, unless "sleep-racing" > is OK with the rest of the drivers... Good luck with your league. > > I do have a question though. How/where did you get the "track average > temperature" data? > > Gerald > > > "Paul E" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

news:<[email hidden]>... > > The Western States Racing League will be starting it's 6th season ofon-line > > NASCAR racing in early February, 2002! Our seasons are 15 points races > > long, with a few non-points events thrown in. The upcoming season willrun

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> > through mid-June. > > > > We have three series .... > > > > Mondays are open setup, track average temperature, realistic damage, and > > follow the WC schedule where possible. > > > > Tuesdays run fixed <fast> setup, following the WC schedule when

possible,

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> > 70* temps, and moderate damage. > > > > Fridays run with open setups, track average temperature, and realistic > > damage. > > > > All three series run 35% length races. > > > > Being a west coast based league, our race sessions have qualifying at > > 8:15PST (11:15EST). Each race session opens for practice at 6:45PST, > > allowing the racers a full 90 minutes of practice before each race. The > > events conclude around 10:00PST. > > > > I am currently seeking a few drivers for each of our series. In the

Monday > > & Friday open setups series', it is required that new drivers have atleast > > one season of on-line racing under their belt (N4 or GPL). The fixedseries > > is more lenient towards rookie drivers, but still requires that you arein > > good control of your car. > > > > The WSRL has it's own server which is located in southern California.The

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> > server is made available 24-7 to league racers so that they can practice > > on-line for their upcoming races. > > > > If you are interested in trying out for the WSRL, let me know! > > > > -Paul E -League & Server Admin > > Western States Racing League > > www.wsrlracing.com > > [email hidden] > > (my "reply" address is invalid, please send e-mail to the address above)