Agreed Pete, it must have been a monumental effort to produce this track.

I did my one race lap and pulled over within 500 metres. However everyone else is carrying on to complete 2 laps

   Simply put, we must hold two annual race against the clock events.
  PRO mode, we did it for 6 years in Clandestines, it's possible!!! And it puts you a lot of adrenaline, just 1 lap.
  But anyway, one way or another, the important thing is that we hold an event in Targa every year and with greater emphasis, a multi-league event. Because all the people who worked for years on this work deserve it.
  and big run , Tristan, Axel and Phill!!!!!

  Edit: two events, I mean Targa and Isle of man

Congrats Tristan, Axel, and Phil!

I apologize for whatever mess I made early in the race. I ran a little wide and lost control of the car. I also apologize if I caused any problem late in the race when I stopped. My TV screen turned black and then displayed the message that it had no signal.

This was two firsts for me. It was the first time I drove one of the 65 cars here. And it was the first time I've driven Targa Florio using 4k (3840X2160) resolution.

I had intended to drive the Ferrari. I thought I could install the Dino graphics for it but then I found those graphics are for the 66 mod. Then I decided my best bet was the BRM with my Nurburgring setup. It was good except I needed 2nd and 3rd gear closer to 1st gear.

I installed a new nvme drive in my computer, installed the latest windows 10 iso, and thought I found the best gpu driver I've used for the Vega 11 gpu in my Ryzen processor. I had not been able to use 4k resolution prior to this race. I did get a few stutters where the frame rate dropped to 57 fps. I don't know why my screen turned black once in qualify and once to end my race. In qualifying I had to sit on the side of the track for 5 seconds or so until I could get the picture to return. I could not get the TV to display again in the race. After I ESCed out of the car and GPL, I was able to restore the picture by unplugging the HDMI cable from the computer and then replugging it. I have no idea why this happened. In windows, I had the screen set to turn off after 3 hours. I assumed that was after 3 hours of no detected mouse or keyboard use. I now set it to never turn off. I hope I can get this to work reliably. I wonder if I need a better HDMI cable. The gpu driver I installed gave me the best computer performance I've seen yet except for the loss of signal.

My apologies again. Thanks for letting me join. If I can't get my computer working reliably, I can still boot into my old install and use 1080p resolution.

Having read Martin's account on how the track was built, I'm even more convinced that we should adopt JonnyO's suggestion and use this track more frequently. Perhaps another mini series in the 2024 summer break (July/August) would be possible. I've enjoyed Cookie's selection of long tracks in his Fun series, perhaps we should do it again next year

Hope the Flu is soon worse, and you are a better Bernie.  I don't have a link, as SRMZ is no more,  Someone will assist.  I've a link to an onboard lap with an expert, and live commentary.  Impressive stuff!  His  primary rival at race end, has a name we all recognise : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKTNZyEYtWc 

You might prefer to explore the track for yourself first.  Be sure to pick a good car before you dive in, or you'll soon start suffering from the bends.

Thanks ! don't know why but every time I see "Fastlane "  I think of nuclear submarines not racing cars  

I have a copy of Lancastrian Brian Redmans book , He describes the track very well , looking forward to testing it out