"grub" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Calm down Ed.
> There were lots of yellows, chattering during yellows, chatteringduring
long
I would like to say that I enjoyed my first race with you guys. I was doing
ok there for a while, just hanging back and trying to stay out of trouble.
Got caught up in a couple of incidents, but was still doing ok, then I spun
all by myself out of turn 2 and caused a mess, sorry about that, guess I was
too excited about being in the top 5 at the time.
Looking foreward to the next race. Thanks.
bluestringer
Ed Solheim proposes a European RASCAR Busch series
After a messy RASCAR race, Ed Solheim announced plans for a weeknight RASCAR Busch Grand National series for European drivers once the NR2003 patch and Project Wildfire's BGN mod were released, reserving the right to refuse entries. Drivers discussed the race's incidents and expressed interest.
online racing/leaguesNASCAR Racing 2003 Season
Automated summary.
As soon as the patch and PWF 'BGN' mod is released - I plan on setting up a
RASCAR 'Busch Grand National'
series. The races will be held on weeknights - making this a european series
only. Applications welcomed.
I want more green flag racing so I reserve the right to turn entries down.
I'm too tired of racing being a pace car each saturday night.
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ed_
http://rascar.racesimcentral.com
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$10 says Petter Solberg wins the 2003 WRC
Should be fun, wish I could join. If someone else plans on setting up a
RASCAR BGN or CTS server in the states please put my name down.
"Ed Solheim" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> As soon as the patch and PWF 'BGN' mod is released - I plan on setting upa
> RASCAR 'Busch Grand National'
> series. The races will be held on weeknights - making this a europeanseries
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> only. Applications welcomed. > > I want more green flag racing so I reserve the right to turn entries down. > I'm too tired of racing being a pace car each saturday night. > > > > -- > ed_ > http://rascar.racesimcentral.com > ----------------------------------------------- > $10 says Petter Solberg wins the 2003 WRC > > Calm down Ed.
There were lots of yellows, chattering during yellows, chattering during
green, pile driving, some warping, and you even wrecked out by yourself. I
knew that there were going to be a lot of wrecks at this
slick-at-the-beginning-of -the-run track, so I just ran at the rear the
whole race and tried not to hit your guys when you wrecked.
The moderate damage allowed lots of people to stay out and be
competitive including myself after hitting JSimmons, BFarmer, and a couple
of others. Had there been regular damage, the newbies and a couple of
veterens would have been eliminated, and then you would have seen some long
green flag runs with some pitting.
You are a great resource and provide lots of good suggestions in this
league, but I'm going to have to serve some cheese with that wine.
:)
"grub" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Calm down Ed.
> There were lots of yellows, chattering during yellows, chatteringduring
long
> green flag runs with some pitting.
Even with moderate damage myself and 39(jsterner) got hosed by the damage
and the tendency for the cars to flip to easily. Early in the race 50 drove
straight down onto the apron in T3 and then spun up into 39 who then bounced
up into me sending us both into the wall and me upside down. No direct
contact with the nose of my car, but it was pouring out the black smoke when
I came to a rest against the wall. My day and jsterner's day was done. Of
course 50 received no damage and continued on. Frustrating, but just one of
them racing deals. Better luck next week.
Kyle
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> green, pile driving, some warping, and you even wrecked out by yourself. I > knew that there were going to be a lot of wrecks at this > slick-at-the-beginning-of -the-run track, so I just ran at the rear the > whole race and tried not to hit your guys when you wrecked. > The moderate damage allowed lots of people to stay out and be > competitive including myself after hitting JSimmons, BFarmer, and a couple > of others. Had there been regular damage, the newbies and a couple of > veterens would have been eliminated, and then you would have seen some> Even with moderate damage myself and 39(jsterner) got hosed by the damage
> and the tendency for the cars to flip to easily. Early in the race 50drove
> straight down onto the apron in T3 and then spun up into 39 who thenbounced
> up into me sending us both into the wall and me upside down. No direct
> contact with the nose of my car, but it was pouring out the black smokewhen
> I came to a rest against the wall. My day and jsterner's day was done. Of
> course 50 received no damage and continued on. Frustrating, but just oneof
> them racing deals. Better luck next week.
>
> Kyle
50 spun and bounced into me on lap 1 but i saved my car from spinning. He
was allover the place from what i saw.....................
On Sat, 12 Jul 2003 23:41:23 +0200, "Ed Solheim"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
>As soon as the patch and PWF 'BGN' mod is released - I plan on setting up a
>RASCAR 'Busch Grand National'
>series. The races will be held on weeknights - making this a european series
>only. Applications welcomed.
I work night shifts, so this would actually be a good time for me as
I'm typically awake then. I think you know I race clean, if you
remember that far back, and I'd certainly be up for it if it works
with my schedule.
Jason
"Kyle Roberts" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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>
>SNIP<
> Even with moderate damage myself and 39(jsterner) got hosed by the damage
> and the tendency for the cars to flip to easily. Early in the race 50drove
> straight down onto the apron in T3 and then spun up into 39 who thenbounced
> up into me sending us both into the wall and me upside down. No direct
> contact with the nose of my car, but it was pouring out the black smokewhen
> I came to a rest against the wall. My day and jsterner's day was done. Of
> course 50 received no damage and continued on. Frustrating, but just oneof
> them racing deals. Better luck next week.
>
> Kyle
Not that I can not be a moron at times, but if you look at the replay, the
car broke loose before I hit the apron.
When the back started the slide, I tried to continue toward the apron to
stay out of the way and not cause "the big one".
My bad regardless, because I did start that little ruckus, but not because
of inferior driving.
I ran in the top five for practice and warm-up with no problems.
I can not explain why my car came around twice during the race, for no
apparent reason.
And I doubt anyone feels more like an ass than I do for causing a wreck.
I would rather crash myself and end my race than hit someone else.
Especially with being a new driver to RASCAR.
I do apologize for your misfortune, and promise to do my best of my ability
in the following races.
Dave (KnektR#50).
"frederickson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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>
> 50 spun and bounced into me on lap 1 but i saved my car from spinning. He
> was allover the place from what i saw.....................
>
>As I posted earlier, I have not idea as to why, other than trying to take it
a little too easy, I guess.
During practice and warmups, I drove the same line alone and with other cars
with no problems.
Later in the race I went a lap down and raced around the leaders for my lap
back.
With new tires on a restart, racing hard and no problems.
After screwing the pooch on the lap one wall shot, I really took it easy
after that and still spun for no apparent reason later.
After the deal with Kyle, I quit taking it easy on the starts and ceased to
have any problems.
I would say that with the fast setup, you can take it a little too easy on
cold tires.
I do apologize for anyone damaged in either of my spins.
As I stated earlier, it does chap my ass to screw someone else out of a good
race.
Dave (KnektR#50)
On Sat, 12 Jul 2003 23:41:23 +0200, "Ed Solheim"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
Out of curiosity, were do you live Ed?
Brian Oster
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>As soon as the patch and PWF 'BGN' mod is released - I plan on setting up a >RASCAR 'Busch Grand National' >series. The races will be held on weeknights - making this a european series >only. Applications welcomed. > >I want more green flag racing so I reserve the right to turn entries down. >I'm too tired of racing being a pace car each saturday night.>I work night shifts, so this would actually be a good time for me <snip>
What time Ed?
Dan
I dont know yet Dan - but it will probably in the early part of the week -
Monday to wednesday - and starting around 8-9:00pm CET (that's 2-3:00pm EST)
--
ed_
"Bamadano" <[email hidden]> skrev i melding
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> >I work night shifts, so this would actually be a good time for me <snip>
>
> What time Ed?
> Dan
>
>
"Brian Oster" <said:
> Out of curiosity, were do you live Ed?
Norway, Brian... I thought that was pretty obvious with my signature line
and all :-)
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ed_
http://rascar.racesimcentral.com
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$10 says Petter Solberg wins the 2003 WRC
Thanks Ed. That would be a little late for me. I usually hit the sack aroung
2:00 EST. Oh well :(
Dan
"Bamadano" wrote...
> Thanks Ed. That would be a little late for me. I usually hit the
> sack aroung 2:00 EST. Oh well :(
8-9pm CET is 2-3pm EST Dan... you go to sleep in the middle of the
afternoon? <g>
Jan.
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"Ed Solheim" wrote...
> I dont know yet Dan - but it will probably in the early part
> of the week - Monday to wednesday - and starting around 8-9:00pm
> CET (that's 2-3:00pm EST)
Monday, or even Tuesday (if we can get a decent grid up I'll quit ESCORS
Touring) would be good for me Ed.
Are the BGN or CTS cars actually less performant (i.e. more stick per
hp/easier to drive) than the Cup cars? -If so it might be a good idea to
switch over for RASCAR too.
Jan.
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On Sun, 13 Jul 2003 10:12:04 GMT, "Jan Verschueren"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
>"Bamadano" wrote...
>> Thanks Ed. That would be a little late for me. I usually hit the
>> sack aroung 2:00 EST. Oh well :(
>
>8-9pm CET is 2-3pm EST Dan... you go to sleep in the middle of the
>afternoon? <g>
Actually that's a bit late for me too as I'm normally just getting to
sleep then myself.
S'pose I could skip the after-work errands in the morning and go to
sleep earlier to get some racing in.
Jason
>8-9pm CET is 2-3pm EST Dan... you go to sleep in the middle of the
>afternoon? <g>
>
>Jan.
Er...ahhh....ummm well I do when I can. Can you tell I was asleep when I wrote
that :) I meant to say I usually fall asleep at work at that time! Thanks for
wakin me up Jan <g>
Dan
On Sun, 13 Jul 2003 08:38:19 +0200, "Ed Solheim"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
Well, I can be a pretty dense guy at times. :)
Brian Oster
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> >"Brian Oster" <said: > >> Out of curiosity, were do you live Ed? > >Norway, Brian... I thought that was pretty obvious with my signature line >and all :-)"KnektR" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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No big deal Dave, I've been there too :-)
Jerry
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> > "Kyle Roberts" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:Y21Qa.7245$[email hidden]... >> >>SNIP< > > >> Even with moderate damage myself and 39(jsterner) got hosed by the >> damage and the tendency for the cars to flip to easily. Early in the >> race 50 > drove >> straight down onto the apron in T3 and then spun up into 39 who then > bounced >> up into me sending us both into the wall and me upside down. No >> direct contact with the nose of my car, but it was pouring out the >> black smoke > when >> I came to a rest against the wall. My day and jsterner's day was >> done. Of course 50 received no damage and continued on. Frustrating, >> but just one > of >> them racing deals. Better luck next week. >> >> Kyle > > > Not that I can not be a moron at times, but if you look at the replay, > the car broke loose before I hit the apron. > When the back started the slide, I tried to continue toward the apron > to stay out of the way and not cause "the big one". > > And I doubt anyone feels more like an ass than I do for causing a > wreck. I would rather crash myself and end my race than hit someone > else. Especially with being a new driver to RASCAR. > > I do apologize for your misfortune, and promise to do my best of my > ability in the following races. > > Dave (KnektR#50). > > > > >Count me in Ed. Perfect if it starts at 2000-2100 CET, then it's 99% certain
that the kid is unconscious in bed and I'll be home free to race :)
/Matt
(also Norway)
"Ed Solheim" <[email hidden]> skrev i melding
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> I dont know yet Dan - but it will probably in the early part of the week -
> Monday to wednesday - and starting around 8-9:00pm CET (that's 2-3:00pmEST)
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