Hey James,
How about changing the names of the classes of racing to F1 A grade, B
grade and C grade..
The tendency to call different divisions of the GPL F1 cars F1, F2 &
F3, creates a lot of confusion in the GPL community..
The F2 cars are the Advanced Trainer cars.
The F3 cars are the Novice Trainer cars..
Even in real life, the F3 & F2 cars are not the same chassis/engine
combination as the F1 cars, just with slower/faster drivers added..
If you did decide to run the true F2/F3 (at/nt) cars, you might find
the fun factor a lot higher as well, than just using solely F1 cars
with different names..
Cheers,
Ron
The 'Super7s' is being finalise and we are going to be holding some test
races soon.
If you don't know, the 'Australian Super7 League' (AS7L) will be a
championship run in the break between GPLAC season 2 and 3.
It involves 7 different rounds, and 7 different tracks, with 7 different
cars.
2 races per Sprint round, and 2 longer Endurance SPEC (all in same car)
races making a total of 16 races will be held making up the entire
championship.
With drivers having to choose different cars for different tracks, making
setups etc.. it will add a new dimension to Grand Prix Legends
At the moment, we have Entrants for 2 Formula's (F1 & F2) but we are still
looking for more people for Formula 3. All cars are running in GP type
cars, but F1/2/3 by name.
You will be graded by your speed, results and personal bribes (B-D) so you
will be in a league with similar skill levels making for great racing.
If you are interested, please email me to register your interest,
We are looking at starting in about 2 weeks, so you need to get in ASAP...
The Australian Super7 League,
Adding a new dimension to Grand Prix Legends
James Pickard,
Phil McNelley
AS7L Co-ordinators
