NGT Sprint - S3 R6 - Oschersleben - 11th July

[Simon Gymer]

Just hope your rig can deliver some FPS with this resolution!

AMD 4000+, ATI 1800XT, 2GB RAM and SB Xi-Fi Music.

It ran GTR at 1680x1050 even with the field of 24 cars last night without a hitch at all an no need for me to drop my graphics settings. 4xAA and 8xAF in the driver settings too.

[ginsters sponsored]

Turning the rear view mirror helped a bit, but it is quite a necessary thing while racing - true Jamera?

Last corner, right before the end of the race was a bit diseaster. Lapped Jamera didn't notice me overtaking him (4 corners in a row... hope this was not a revenge for Anderstorp) and on a s-f line hit my causing spin.

I'm sure Jam can stick up for himself, but I don't like/want to read stuff like this about anyone. I would find it hurtful and its all very unnecessary.

[Pedro[PL]]

I'm sure Jam can stick up for himself

Surely - but please notice I am not mad with Jamera. I will not report the incident as I have joined the season just last race and points are not really important to me this time. Let's see if the rest of the drivers who suffered will be that kind. So - Ginsters, if you feel offended - please rethink. Nevertheless a blue flag is a blue flag.

Btw. Jamera - my words were meant to be funny. I guess joking in a foreign language is not that easy after all and I should have used a sign after the "mirror" part. Better luck next time m8.

[Jeffrey]

Unofficial Lapchart

[Simon Gymer]

ALL incidents should be reported.

It doesn't matter whether points matter or not, it's about trying to improve driving standards, not finger pointing or nae-saying. We're all adults here and we should be able to learn how to improve both our driving standards on the track and how we treat each other off the track.

It is always important to never accuse anyone of anything. The replay and circumstances can paint a completely different picture to what it looked like from any given cockpit.

In this particular incident I urge you to look at the replay of this incident as you will change your mind pretty quickly about what happened.

[whitham69]

I knocked someone off last night who is the MOD to report to???

[picnic]

Mo is the series moderator.

For general info, Dave has listed each series moderator on the league pages for that series.

[Simon Gymer]

In addition on each of the race results pages there is a "Submit an incident report" link conviently placed at the bottom of the page. This will take you to a nice incident reporting form for that particular race and you can select who was involved, the time etc etc.

So if you go to the results for this race for instance...
https://www.simracing.org.uk/index.php?ind=lm2&event=131
There is a "Submit an incident report" link at the bottom you can click on.

It's a help to the moderators to use this way of reporting incidents as it formalises it better for them to deal with.

Gizmo posted about this here...
https://www.simracing.org.uk/smf/index.php?topic=1729.0

[whitham69]

I knew you guys were using some kind of ticket surpport system now just not sure were as there was no link to on the first thread, I very rarly go to home page TBH... LOL last week I used the "report this post to moderator" to submit a report.

[Pedro[PL]]

ALL incidents should be reported.

It doesn't matter whether points matter or not, it's about trying to improve driving standards, not finger pointing or nae-saying. We're all adults here and we should be able to learn how to improve both our driving standards on the track and how we treat each other off the track.

It is always important to never accuse anyone of anything. The replay and circumstances can paint a completely different picture to what it looked like from any given cockpit.

In this particular incident I urge you to look at the replay of this incident as you will change your mind pretty quickly about what happened.

I must agree with you. My idea of not reporting was wrong. What I wrote before about driving and blue flags was written in a good faith - I didn't want to finger point anyone, just to remind that using a rear view mirror and obeying blue flag is a must when racing.

I have submitted the incident report and hope this will help us all improve for future races.

[Simon Gymer]

I have submitted the incident report and hope this will help us all improve for future races.

Thanks.

[Dave 'Gizmo' Gymer]

LOL last week I used the "report this post to moderator" to submit a report.

I know, that's why I retitled the lnik from "Report to moderator" to "Report post to moderator". As soon as I saw it I realised how the confusion arose. All part of the continuous improvment here at SRou Towers.

[Mark J]

Sounds like i missed a fun race  :'(....and my sparring partner TT has gained to within two points  ....damn, and i will be away for the next meet at Estoril, one of my strongest  :'(...gutted at not being able to defend my place, already dropped from 6th to 9th through missing this one
At least my falling off the track wish came true for a couple of close rivals in Greg etc.  

Shark...which w/s monitor did you buy in the end?...been thinking of buying one for a while but have held off. They have dropped to good lower prices for 19's now.

[Edza]

ALL incidents should be reported.

It doesn't matter whether points matter or not, it's about trying to improve driving standards, not finger pointing or nae-saying. We're all adults here and we should be able to learn how to improve both our driving standards on the track and how we treat each other off the track.

It is always important to never accuse anyone of anything. The replay and circumstances can paint a completely different picture to what it looked like from any given cockpit.

In this particular incident I urge you to look at the replay of this incident as you will change your mind pretty quickly about what happened.

I must agree with you. My idea of not reporting was wrong. What I wrote before about driving and blue flags was written in a good faith - I didn't want to finger point anyone, just to remind that using a rear view mirror and obeying blue flag is a must when racing.

I have submitted the incident report and hope this will help us all improve for future races.

My incident reported as well just to keep everything "koscher" (pardon the pun!) 

[Simon Gymer]

Shark...which w/s monitor did you buy in the end?...been thinking of buying one for a while but have held off. They have dropped to good lower prices for 19's now.

ViewSonic 20.1" VX2025wm. 1680x1050 resolution.


The 19" are only  1400x900 (approx).

The quality of this ViewSonic is great compared to my old Acer, so it's worth buying a slightly better manufacturers panel imho.