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RESULTS: Bradford Tarmac Pre-Season (06/03/14)


Jake691

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WD Leek on the final win and DanSkin for top point scoring!!

 

Heat 1: 691 39 525 285 342 527 90 238 300 237 204 315 394

Heat 2: 62 454 112 262 151 356 167 43 484 180

Heat 3: 62 73 229 167 525 300 184 43 90 39 394 48

Heat 4: 262 244 112 236 204 246 285 291 315 818 237 180

Heat 5: 291 236 229 151 48 356 527 818 204 525 246 484

Heat 6: 112 238 454 237 167 73 184 90 244 342 262

Heat 7: 291 236 229 184 238 62 244 73 484 39 342 356

Heat 8: 691 315 454 151 246 394 43 300 527 285 818 48 180

 

B-Final: 180 204 43 90 342 48 84 394 300

A-Final: 39 :eclipsee_gold_cup: 236 :eclipsee_silver_cup: 229 :eclipsee_bronze_cup: 527 73 291 244 151 691 184 246 262 112 315 454 238 525 356 167 62 285 237

 

GN 1: 229 454 244 90 238 184 151 43 691 167 39 237 204 394 285

GN 2: 73 112 236 262 818 484 291 246 180 527 525 48 315 356 300 62

 

Points:

52 pts 236 DanSkin

50 pts 229 Tsjalle

39 pts 73 TeamTickle

37 pts 39 Leek

36 pts 291 Marten

30 pts 244 Toff

30 pts 112 TomD

29 pts 454 Frans

29 pts 151 Dode

24 pts 691 Jake

23 pts 262 Harmen

23 pts 527 FastTrack

21 pts 184 ChevyKiller

19 pts 62 HHUNTER

19 pts 238 Kane

15 pts 246 Stox

11 pts 167 CB

11 pts 90 LiamB

10 pts 525 Mav

8 pts 818 JayJones

8 pts 43 Lloydy

7 pts 285 Mav_Jnr

7 pts 315 Mike

6 pts 356 Mitch

6 pts 484 Wardy

5 pts 237 Ricky

4 pts 204 MiniTom

4 pts 342 Heatrick

4 pts 48 Tinman

4 pts 300 Matty

3 pts 394 PaulE

0 pts 45 AndrewP :3:

0 pts 480 Mackie :3:

0 pts 846 Ashley England :3:

0 pts 180 Wardie

0 pts 550 Lars :3:

 

Replays are here!

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Well Done to all the winners and of course another huge round of applause for all of the hero's who go all out to ruin peoples nights! You must be like the biggest hardest most phenomenal drivers ever to be seen behind the wheel of an automobile, and obviously that's why you have the time to do this because driving a real life car is just so totally over rated.... Shame on you!

 

Thanks for the meeting F1 admins! See you on the muddy stuff :)

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Having eagerly awaited this meeting I was optimistic that it was to be a fun meeting and a great ice breaker for the new 2014 season.

The F2's was a good meeting and going from that I had hoped that the F1's would be the same, however there seems to be a different mind set from drivers which takes a bit of getting used too!!

 

Having now watched the replays, the meeting seemed to be quite good, although at the time pieces of the meeting were annoying and I reacted accordingly.

ie Something happens to you and you immediately want to do it back as you believe it wasn't your fault and the person who has done it is a t***er. Revenge is the only outcome that will then satisfy you.

 

For example, bad re-joins. If you go out, especially in a points position, your immediate thought is to get back into the race so you spin round and boot it. once booted the car snakes all over.

But you don't care as long as other cars behind do not get past. Now that happens in real life, but with the chance of being hurt, having a badly damaged car or stalling isn't an issue in rFactor.

So as much as you cry out "Bad Re-join" these things are going to happen. Yes people should take more care, but lets be honest whose blood doesn't boil when you are taken out? Being careful is the last thing on your mind!

It is a very difficult area to determine what was deliberate ie driving at cars in an attempt to get going again or what is a genuine attempt to get back into the race ie seeing space but not getting away quickly enough or re-losing control.

Our instinct and character determine what will happen after we have spun out, but the rest of us, if taken out ourselves by it, should believe that "yes it was me this time, but next time it should be someone else!"

Still very difficult not to let your blood boil when it happens to you too!!

 

I feel that's this is how most people approach rFactor (Do to them what they do to you BUT HARDER), which is a shame because I feel that if you accept the bad then the good will come eventually and the racing would be terrific.

I found myself getting more feisty as the meeting went on and looking at my results they got worse in comparison, so if I race to enjoy and accept that from time to time bad things will happen, then hopefully the decent results will come my way.

That's the theory anyway! :king:

 

Not sure how HHunter #62 was allowed to keep his Heat 3 win, when he violated three rFactor rules even before the green flag dropped!

Firstly he moved before we all clicked in and I actually landed on top of his car, pushing mine to the side, then once the green was shown to move he raced past #107 who was white to start the race as pole.

But having already won his previous heat he should have started at the back of the grade, not pole. Finally he jumped the start gaining a huge advantage over the rest of the field, especially how he led the whites round quickly and

were way ahead of the yellows, then to go before the "Go" was called!!

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Finally to Matty #300, I am unsure of your reasonings in the Grand National, because watching the replay we were side by side when we made contact, with the slightest glance making your car spin, but as we progressed I righted your car

and you lost a small amount of time and no places - you were 15th at the time and I was 10th. I am not saying I wasn't to blame, but it seemed more of a "racing incident"; So I'm at ait of a loss as to why :unsure:

 

Anyway - Next Stop - Sexberium :thumbup:

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was a good well run meeting, just had no luck in some of the races but hey ho thats racing.

 

Out of curiosity Mav did you actually mention any of this to the admins or stewards at the meeting or at all for that matter? As seems that would be the common sense thing to do or had that slipped your mind?

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I pm'd the race manager directly after the race, and hence why I am unsure of how he kept the win.

Mav, the meeting was a pre-season taster for the new members who have never raced F1s a chance to get to grips with the cars and proceedings before the start of the season next week. I spoke to HHunter after you sent your complaint in, i said "On rolling laps, please remain at a steady 20mph until GO GO GO is called." After that i heard no complaints about him for the rest of the meeting. If there's any other problems feel free to PM on the forum and we can address them.

 

Cheers,

Jake.

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