Practice: 19:45 BST (30 mins)
Qual 2: 20:15 (15 mins)
Race: 20:30 ~ 30 Mins

Cars allowed: Touring Classics
Track: Laguna Seca
Time of Day Setting: 13:00
Weather: Dry

Start: Standing
Tyre wear: Normal
Fuel consumption: OFF
Pit-stops: None required

Server: Simracing.org.uk E1H
Password: see above

Championship Standings

Notes:
(1) It's best if all drivers can make sure they are connected before the Qualifying session as drivers on track during qualifying will not see
cars that join after they are on track until they go back to the garage.
(2) Please make sure you are fully aware of the SimRacing.org.uk Rules especially the
rules about in-game chat messages.
(3) You will need to install Race Room Racing Experience from Steam, and have the Euro and American Track Packs for this series (And maybe another
non pack track occasionally)
(4) Please exercise caution when pitting as some tracks have a speed limit.

(5) Please follow the SROUK guidelines for using kerbs etc. Please keep 2 wheels on the track surface (kerbs do not count as track surface)
Excessive cutting of corners will seen as cheating and the results may be altered to reflect this.

This one I can do, then I miss the next 3 pahh!

I said much the same in a previous thread.
For me, I like a few car classes so I can create events with a varying flavour.
It's probably just my P&G tradition, but I like 4 things as that fits conveniently into a month.
I did a pick up race where they had allowed DTM92 and Tourers, and it worked well
so I'm not opposed to that, just that ideally I want to keep 4 different groupings.
I tried the Audi single car class and it was to me undrivable, I had hoped to create a series
with the Procar and the Audi, but so far the Audi is horrible. If some brave soul would like
to do some testing and finds they are a similar pace, then I could add that to the spec race
part of these series. Bearing in mind that my interest is for Historics rather than the 2013-15
and modern sports car sets is there anything else that might be another grouping?
The Hillclimb cars perhaps?

Very happy to stick to the historics here for Thursdays although I think RR easily has the best potential for modern GT/sportscar racing in any current sim  

The Audi is an odd one but I believe there are plans to add to the GTO class sometime in the future.

I've only briefly tried the modern hillclimb cars as they are very unfamiliar territory for me and so haven't attracted my interest.


Agreed 

I think I would like to see more single spec racing. So If Matt held an event which had just the Classic Volvo etc available that would be fine by me.

It's the other way round. Before the physics update the Volvo, the M3 and the 635 in the Touring Classics pack were much slower than they are now and had a real GTL type charm to them. The problem came when the Nissan was added and was much quicker than the other TC cars (as was the case in real life) and maybe even quicker than the DTM '92 cars. So RR decided to nobble down the Nissan and boost up the Volvo, M3 and 635 so that they could be run with the DTM '92 cars  

There are lots of variations of track layout in RR and some of the shorter versions of classic tracks (Hockenheim, Monza Jr)would have been great fun in the old version of the Touring Classics cars.

Tony San speak truth, however I have always hated the short versions of the famous tracks
Monza Junior and Nurby sprint track are naff to me. Not that we can't run them, it's just I
tend to default away from those things.

The Touring Classic pack is now on sale...

https://forum.sector3studios.com/index.php?threads/raceroom-summer-sale.2420/

You can of course still just buy the one car if you prefer.