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  • NGT Sprint - S1 R1 - Barcelona: July 12, 2005
July 12, 2005, 09:22:52 PM +0100 - Barcelona (GP) - UKGTR GTR1 Sprint Season 1 N-GT
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Nat. Make Model Class Qualifying Race
Tyres Pos Time/Gap Pos Time/Gap Laps Stops Best Retirement
reason
Ballast
Paul968
 Kerb Crawlers
Ferrari 360 Modena NGT 1 1:43.832
101.666mph
1 30:46.750
97.174mph
17 1:44.618
100.903mph
Pirelli  
Simon Gymer
 Team Shark
Ferrari 360 Modena NGT 2 +1.184
100.520mph
2 +15.601
96.360mph
17 1:45.683
99.886mph
Pirelli  
Bernie Lomax
 Ze insane Penguins
Porsche 996 GT2 Bi-turbo NGT 4 +1.293
100.416mph
3 (+2) +20.364
96.114mph
17 1:45.838
99.740mph
Pirelli  
Mike Wrightson
 dE Racing
Ferrari 360 Modena NGT 3 +1.268
100.440mph
4 +21.192
96.072mph
17 1:45.729
99.842mph
Dunlop  
Truetom
 Ze insane Penguins
Ferrari 360 Modena NGT 5 +1.597
100.126mph
5 +22.563
96.001mph
17 1:45.542
100.019mph
Dunlop  
fozzmeister
 The Crafty Butchers
Ferrari 360 Modena NGT 7 +2.836
98.963mph
6 +51.590
94.533mph
17 1:47.120
98.546mph
Pirelli  
Iain
 Ze insane Penguins
Ferrari 360 Modena NGT 8 +2.911
98.894mph
7 +1:08.851
93.681mph
17 1:47.812
97.913mph
Dunlop  
Brian Needham
 
Mosler MT900R NGT 6 +2.173
99.582mph
8 +1:13.189
93.470mph
17 1:48.276
97.494mph
Dunlop  
picnic
 Team Shark
Porsche 911 GT3-RS NGT 14 +4.932
97.056mph
9 +1:25.673
92.866mph
17 1:48.728
97.088mph
Dunlop  
malonejames
 
Ferrari 360 Modena NGT 11 +4.022
97.875mph
10 +1:36.985
92.325mph
17 1:48.611
97.193mph
Dunlop  
PaulW
 Legends Racing
Porsche 911 GT3-RS NGT 9 +2.965
98.844mph
11 +1L
91.434mph
16 1:47.860
97.870mph
Pirelli  
silver53
 Ze insane Penguins
Ferrari 360 Modena NGT 20 +6.873
95.355mph
12 +6.560
91.110mph
16 1:50.144
95.840mph
Dunlop  
Dave 'Gizmo' Gymer
 Team Shark
Mosler MT900R NGT 15 +4.976
97.017mph
13 +10.401
90.922mph
16 1:47.831
97.896mph
Dunlop  
rufbtr
 Speedworx
Porsche 911 GT3-RS NGT 17 +6.014
96.100mph
14 +12.907
90.799mph
16 1:49.710
96.219mph
Dunlop  
Wilier
 Kerb Crawlers
Mosler MT900R NGT 16 +5.334
96.699mph
15 +37.271
89.626mph
16 1:50.916
95.173mph
Dunlop  
as-here
 
Ferrari 360 Modena NGT 13 +4.254
97.665mph
16 +37.753
89.603mph
16 1:49.295
96.585mph
Dunlop  
CP
 
Gillet Vertigo Streiff NGT 19 +6.315
95.838mph
17 +1:04.035
88.370mph
16 1:50.292
95.712mph
Dunlop  
Oilseal
 Team Oldie Racing
Ferrari 360 Modena NGT 18 +1:50.250
86.284mph
16 1:55.021
91.777mph
Pirelli  
popabawa
 Legends Racing
Porsche 911 GT3-RS NGT 10 +3.480
98.370mph
19 +2L
85.647mph
15 1:49.452
96.446mph
Dunlop  
Glide
 
Porsche 911 GT3-RS NGT 21 +6.877
95.351mph
20 +12.970
85.050mph
15 1:50.140
95.844mph
Dunlop  
Don
 Kerb Crawlers
Ferrari 360 Modena NGT 12 +4.096
97.808mph
21 +23.379
84.577mph
15 1:49.391
96.500mph
Dunlop  
Rob Bywater "Kerb Crawlers"
 Kerb Crawlers
Gillet Vertigo Streiff NGT 22 +8.787
93.734mph
22 +7L 10 1:52.709
93.659mph
unknown
Dunlop  
Gruf
 
Porsche 911 GT3-RS NGT 18 +6.279
95.869mph
23 +11L 6 1:52.680
93.683mph
unknown
Dunlop  

Moderator's Report

I had one report from a driver that another driver had evidently closed all the vents on his car during qualifying for maximum speed down the straights. That in and of itself is fine, but if you do this you must be considerate towards other drivers and escape to the pits as soon as your last flying lap is finished and before you start smoking heavily.

If everyone starts driving round the track for several laps at a time with badly smoking engines we'll soon have a situation where visibility is too bad to safely drive!


Server replay time: 347s

Fozz is following Brian Needham into Seat and gets caught out by Brian's braking, tapping his left rear corner and spinning him out. This wasn't a passing attempt, just a misjudgement of the situation, so it's a racing incident.

  • Racing incident


Server replay time: 410s

Iain drafts Fozz down the start straight and outbrakes him into Elf, but takes too much inside curb, bounces and gets tagged by Fozz.

  • Racing incident


Server replay time: 420s

Iain gets a tow from Fozz on the start straight and outbrakes him into Elf. Iain takes too much curb, gets sideways and slows dramatically, causing Fozz to run into the back of him, spinning Iain out.

  • Racing incident


Server replay time: 443s

Paul Adams outbrakes himself into Elf, just getting the car stopped before running off the track. Gerald overestimates Paul's speed and runs into the back of him, spinning Paul out.


Server replay time: 540s

Popabawa is coming past the pits whilst Picnic is passing the exit. Popabawa just doesn't see him, whereas Picnic (who is a lap ahead) assumes that he knows he's there and will back off and let him through into Elf. Picnic turns in with Pops still alongside and contact results.

Popabawa didn't even know about the incident until after the race.

Both drivers could've been more aware of each other's position, but as this was a simple misunderstanding and failure to see, it's just a racing incident.

  • picnic (Picnic)advice — assume cars exiting the pits are alongside until visible in your mirrors
  • popabawaadvice — glance behind as you approach the pit exit


Server replay time: 584s

Gerald Greenwood is following Rob Bywater into Repsol and appears to misjudge his braking, making contact wth Rob. Gerald did not submit an incident report but on this occaision I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt, however, in future if you hit another car please tell us your side of the story, otherwise you will lose any right of appeal if the moderator decides you were guilty of a bad passing attempt and penalises you.

  • Racing incident


Server replay time: 1178s

Shark has been held up by Mike Cooper for a couple of corners, and turns his lights on to warn Mike he is about to be lapped. Bernie Lomax, who is behind both, sees the gap Shark has left and piles into it, sideswiping Mike off the track.

It's possible that Bernie misjudged his braking and didn't mean to try and pass Mike, but since he did not submit an incident report, I can only make a judgement based on the replay evidence.

  • Bernie Lomaxpenalty — contact with Mike Cooper — 2 places lost


Server replay time: 1418s

Dave Gymer is following PaulW and misses his braking point for Elf, taking them both off the track. Dave subsequently does a stop and go for it, so the two place penalty is reduced to zero places.

(For those not familiar with the UKGPL system, a penalty of zero places is used to give a driver some yellow card points for bad driving even if they took an on-track penalty for the offence.)


Server replay time: 1583s

Shark is following Bernie Lomax into Elf and gets caught out under braking, locking a front wheel and finding himself alongside just after Bernie has turned in. The two collide and Michael Wrightson gets past.

  • Racing incident


Server replay time: 1694s

Bernie Lomax has two cars ahead and has to brake a little earlier and harder than normal for Elf. Michael Wrightson brakes as normal (perhaps even a little early) but can't avoid running into the rear left of Bernie.

  • Racing incident

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« Reply #60 on: July 13, 2005, 04:21:48 PM +0100 »

I have not seen the incident, and to be honest I probably won't bother watching. I'm certainly not saying that Dave should get or not get a penalty (I can't having not seen it), and/or anything else. Nor am I saying that letting someone through after an incident, or taking a stop/go sould be given no wieght or get them off completely. As with virtually everthing there is no black and white, only shades of gray.
Just what are you saying then? you should have been a lawyer Wink

The current system will be cool for my money. Sure, a couple of the drivers competing are doing the judging also, but it would be blindingly obvious if a dodgy decision was made on an incident involving those drivers so for that reason alone I don't think it'll happen. The voluntery stop/go was a good demonstration of the spirit of fair play at UKGTR. Can't promise to do the same myself though Wink
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« Reply #61 on: July 13, 2005, 04:55:06 PM +0100 »



I quickly close the gap to Iain which takes me about three laps, at which point when I get really close there's a Vertigo parked right before Campsa, Iain goes to the left taking a bit of grass and a few sparks, I think briefly about going right but I'm really focused on Iain's rear so follow him skimming the grass around the Vertigo, thankfully its not moving very fast (if at all, probably noticed us) so it doesn't cost either of us anything....



Yep, sorry Fozz and Iain, that was me in the Vertigo. Id spun off and was just rejoining when I heard and saw the pair of you approaching me. My thought process was that as I was on the racing line I should just wait until you both clear me, rather than trying to quickly move over to the other side of the track as that could have caused mayhem.

I think Im right in saying that slower cars should keep to the racing line and it is up to the faster car to move around - not sure if it was the right thing to do in this case as I was stationary, but that was my thinking, and fortunately like you say, it didnt cause any major problem.

I tried throughout the race to allow faster cars to pass, and by enlarge, without seeing the replay yet, I think I did that part ok (famous last words). Just gotta work on being one of those faster cars  Wink

Does this count as an incident to be logged?

Apart from the above I had a great time. Its quite a feeling of tension I experience when I see someone approaching from behind (ooer missus), hands tighten their grip and palms start sweating under the pressure!

I had a steady start and was lapping consistently until 4th or 5th lap when I was taken out by a black 360 on the entrance to Repsol, shoving me across the track into the now familiar sand! Got back going again and after one or two skirmishes beached the thing with about 2 laps left, meaning I had to retire!

Had a great time though and cant wait for next tuesday - has anyone got directions to Magny-Cours?

Cheers

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« Reply #62 on: July 13, 2005, 06:28:48 PM +0100 »

I have not seen the incident, and to be honest I probably won't bother watching. I'm certainly not saying that Dave should get or not get a penalty (I can't having not seen it), and/or anything else. Nor am I saying that letting someone through after an incident, or taking a stop/go sould be given no wieght or get them off completely. As with virtually everthing there is no black and white, only shades of gray.
Just what are you saying then? you should have been a lawyer Wink

The current system will be cool for my money. Sure, a couple of the drivers competing are doing the judging also, but it would be blindingly obvious if a dodgy decision was made on an incident involving those drivers so for that reason alone I don't think it'll happen. The voluntery stop/go was a good demonstration of the spirit of fair play at UKGTR. Can't promise to do the same myself though Wink

I'm not saying the system is poor at the moment, or that I or anybody else can come up with anything better. I'm merely saying that any system has weaknesses. for me if I were out of the points the chance of me doing a stop go would be far greater than if i were battling for points, And to be honest if I spotted I was going to slip further in a race (engine, fuel, tires, blah blah) I would definetely be doing a stop/go in the hope of lessening the impact of any penatly while costing myself as little as possible.

Likewise If somebody is severely underachieving compared to thier normal pace, I would not be happy with the court being more lenient because they did a stop go, particularly if it were somebody who is usually in the points, and is out of them when the incident occured.

It is a strange idea as well "Mr Judge, I held up Cleethorpes Post Office, but afterwards I cut off my little finger afterwards so I think we are even now".

On the other hand If I'm battling for first with someone (unlikely granted) and get nurfed out, the cost of somebody doing a stop/go is very high for them.

As I said, nothing but shades of gray

I did like the public shame of Dave's incident reports on one side (this is also a form of punishment for mistakes, although prolly not intended as such), and on the other side I liked documented evidence that you were nurfed out by XYZ and it was not your fault.

I hope this isn't taken as me wanting blood for other peoples mistakes. Truth be known I'm going to be one of those taking heat after Barcelona.

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« Reply #63 on: July 13, 2005, 06:57:07 PM +0100 »

It is a strange idea as well "Mr Judge, I held up Cleethorpes Post Office, but afterwards I cut off my little finger afterwards so I think we are even now".
I'm not really getting involved properly as its all way above me and im quite happy to use the system on the site but!

the real life equivilant is not?


elo mr judge i help up the post office but i plead guilty so let me off a bit

innit?
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« Reply #64 on: July 13, 2005, 07:04:52 PM +0100 »

Yep, sorry Fozz and Iain, that was me in the Vertigo. Id spun off and was just rejoining when I heard and saw the pair of you approaching me. My thought process was that as I was on the racing line I should just wait until you both clear me, rather than trying to quickly move over to the other side of the track as that could have caused mayhem.

You made the right call there, the fact that I didn't know which way to go is definately means you did, Sure it cost me, and it cost Iain, but actually the guys up the road were miles infront, so actually it cost nobody  Smiley

I think Im right in saying that slower cars should keep to the racing line and it is up to the faster car to move around - not sure if it was the right thing to do in this case as I was stationary, but that was my thinking, and fortunately like you say, it didnt cause any major problem.

Yeh, your right, It's always dangerous to be slow on the racing line, but if the line is next to the edge where your off the road, you have to cross it. There was no way you could have known we were coming until you saw us.

Does this count as an incident to be logged?

I won't be, I also doubt Iain will (he's logged an incident between both of us already), watch your email and if it comes up then log it too. Personally  from my view I don't see how I (or anybody else) could complain.

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« Reply #65 on: July 13, 2005, 07:06:35 PM +0100 »

im not reporting it

i only reported the one of me and fozz cuz there was contact and i thought we were supposed to o.O

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« Reply #66 on: July 13, 2005, 07:07:37 PM +0100 »

I'm not really getting involved properly as its all way above me and im quite happy to use the system on the site but!

the real life equivilant is not?

elo mr judge i help up the post office but i plead guilty so let me off a bit

innit?

Good point Tis up to the judge to listen or not.

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« Reply #67 on: July 13, 2005, 07:09:27 PM +0100 »

The incident to log is the one with the black 360.
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« Reply #68 on: July 13, 2005, 07:09:39 PM +0100 »

im not reporting it

Thar you go Rob.

i only reported the one of me and fozz cuz there was contact and i thought we were supposed to o.O

Certainly I expected you to. What does o.O mean btw?
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« Reply #69 on: July 13, 2005, 07:14:17 PM +0100 »

Thanks Fozz and Iain, and yes Paul I will be reporting that incident, just about to view the replay.

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« Reply #70 on: July 13, 2005, 07:17:50 PM +0100 »

The point about reducing a penalty is that the penalty is given partly to take away what was gained by a bad move. If a driver gives away several places voluntarily then there is less need to take something away. Think of it as community service Smiley We would much rather that drivers did this as a) it shows the other driver you accept responsibility and b) it gives the other driver their rightful place on the track back again.

Having said all that, the penalty system has not been finalised, so watch this space.
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« Reply #71 on: July 13, 2005, 07:29:48 PM +0100 »

Certainly I expected you to. What does o.O mean btw?
its my im not sure face o.O

i dunno, i mostly put it out of habit now, a bit like :-s i guess

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I hope the incident with the black 360 wasnt my black 360 :-|

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« Reply #72 on: July 13, 2005, 07:54:41 PM +0100 »

It's like you're opening one eye more than the other 0_o Smiley

I take your point about the lessening of post-race penalties if you took a stop/go when in a point scoring position vs nowhere near the points and therefore nowhere near loosing as much. I think taking a voluntery stop/go is a worthy and honourable thing to do but open to exploitation as described by Fozz above.

There needs to be a better way that UKGTR could use, perhaps the nudger could get moved back on the grid by the same number of places as the nudgee lost at the next race?
Except we'd have to do that manually and that could cause chaos on the formation lap. The nudgee could loose position(s) in the final points calculation at the end of the race?
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« Reply #73 on: July 13, 2005, 08:08:38 PM +0100 »

It's complicated, and something we've been through and refined over many years in UKGPL. The problem is that we need to fit in with the Filsca system at the moment, which is throwing a few spanners in the works. As I've said before, there will probably also be a system which deters repeated bad driving, which is what we are really trying to achieve. There will certainly not be any way for a driver to easily drive badly without punishment. It's a bit pointless speculating about loopholes when you don't know what the system will be yet, so I suggest we leave this discussion until things are firmed up.

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« Reply #74 on: July 13, 2005, 08:10:41 PM +0100 »

Well it seems it was fully incident packed race last night!!! I was fullly intending to take part, but me being me managed to get heat stroke yesterday putting up a new fence and spent the entire night talking to god on the big white telephone  Sad


I Will be trying to race tonight in the GT Sprint, but still not 100% over it yet so I'll see how it goes
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