Onto the penultimate race of the Season. With the top spot still up for grabs you’d be barmy not to be at Kyalami (they get worse
). Clive holds a 15 point lead so it’s still possible for any of the remaining top four to wrestle his ‘precious’ from him. As per UKGPL, GBGPL also requires that you have the pit wall in place. Their rules are located here
http://www.freeleo.hu/weekly/1_index.php?page=1_rulesInstructions for restoring the pit wall are;
If you have installed the GFX update that removes the pitwall here is how to get it back for the race .
1. Rename or remove kyalami.trk and kyalami.3do files from your kyalami folder.
That will give you back a wall you can crash your car into. If you want the old papy Armco GFX back do this.
2. Rename or remove Armco_s.mip.
As well as registering at UKGPL you will also need to have registered at GBGPL;
http://www.gbsimracing.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,1098.0.htmlThe races will not be moderated by the UKGPL moderating staff but any driver disqualified by the GBGPL moderators will be removed from the race results. The race results will be imported into the SRou results system and the points awarded according to the UKGPL scoring system.
For server joining details see the GBGPL website
http://www.gbsimracing.co.uk/forum/ Server GBGPL - VROC
Race date = 15-06-2009
Time = 20:00 (UK time)
Track = Kyalami
Variant = 69F1
Damage Model = Int-Long
Qually time = 30 minutes
Race length = 24 laps
Driver lists can be found at
championship standings pageAny chassis may be used
Race replays are available at
http://freeleo.wplanet.hu/weekly/1_downloads.phpThe track can be downloaded from : standard papy track
Add-on’s available at :
http://srmz.net/index.php?showtopic=1925Kyalami (My home in Zulu) is a motor racing circuit located in Midrand, Gauteng, South Africa. The circuit has been used for Grand Prix and Formula One races and has hosted the South African Grand Prix many times. In recent years, the area surrounding the circuit has developed into a residential and commercial suburb of Johannesburg. The original, sweeping circuit was in use from 1967 until political sanctions eliminated the Grand Prix after the 1985 race. When the circuit was rebuilt in the early 1990s as part of a commercial development, the pit straight, Crowthorne bend, Barbeque and Jukskei sweep corners were either eliminated or heavily modified, with the result that the circuit became a narrow, twisty ribbon rather than one of the fastest circuits on the calendar. Formula One abandoned the rebuilt circuit in 1993 after just two races (and a bankruptcy on the part of the promoter).
