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May 11, 2010, 01:22:04 PM +0100 - Silverstone (GP 2000-09) - iRacing Season 3 Riley - @iRacing.com
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Nat. Make Model Class Qualifying Race
Tyres Pos Time/Gap Pos Time/Gap Laps Led Best Retirement
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Incidents
Paul968
 Kerb Crawlers
Pontiac Riley MkXX (#36) Daytona Proto 1 1:42.379
112.310mph
1 59:38.840
109.236mph
34 28 1:43.002
111.631mph
Pirelli  
Mike Wrightson
 Team Shark
Pontiac Riley MkXX (#36) Daytona Proto 3 +0.444
111.825mph
2 +6.136
109.049mph
34 2 1:43.488
111.106mph
Pirelli  
Dave 'Gizmo' Gymer
 Team Shark
Pontiac Riley MkXX (#36) Daytona Proto 4 +0.625
111.628mph
3 +12.376
108.859mph
34 1 1:43.864
110.704mph
Pirelli  
Darren Seal
 Legends Racing
Pontiac Riley MkXX (#36) Daytona Proto 5 +0.634
111.619mph
4 +15.178
108.775mph
34   1:43.959
110.603mph
Pirelli  
mr_oily
 Prodigy Racing
Pontiac Riley MkXX (#36) Daytona Proto 6 +0.729
111.516mph
5 +22.792
108.545mph
34 2 1:43.698
110.881mph
Pirelli 4
Gazza49er
 Team Pseudo Racing
Pontiac Riley MkXX (#36) Daytona Proto 7 +0.762
111.480mph
6 +43.361
107.928mph
34   1:44.248
110.296mph
Pirelli 6
Simon Gymer
 Team Shark
Pontiac Riley MkXX (#36) Daytona Proto 9 +1.710
110.465mph
7 +46.179
107.844mph
34   1:44.278
110.265mph
Pirelli 5
Blunder
 Team Oldie Racing
Pontiac Riley MkXX (#36) Daytona Proto 13 +3.161
108.946mph
8 +1:10.745
107.118mph
34   1:45.094
109.408mph
Pirelli  
picnic
 Team Shark
Pontiac Riley MkXX (#36) Daytona Proto 17 +4.203
107.881mph
9 +1:34.512
106.425mph
34   1:44.931
109.578mph
Pirelli 1
Ken Murray
 Soggy Bottom Racers Club
Pontiac Riley MkXX (#36) Daytona Proto 12 +1.820
110.348mph
10 +1:40.450
106.254mph
34 1 1:44.218
110.328mph
Pirelli  
Brendan
 Kerb Crawlers
Pontiac Riley MkXX (#36) Daytona Proto 11 +1.809
110.360mph
11 +1L 33   1:44.772
109.745mph
Pirelli 9
ross.mcw
 Prodigy Racing
Pontiac Riley MkXX (#36) Daytona Proto 19 12 33   1:46.190
108.279mph
Pirelli 21
Bernie Lomax
 Legends Racing
Pontiac Riley MkXX (#36) Daytona Proto 14 +3.819
108.271mph
13 33   1:45.637
108.846mph
Pirelli 12
Fred Basset
 Kerb Crawlers
Pontiac Riley MkXX (#36) Daytona Proto 8 +0.939
111.289mph
14 +7L 27   1:42.881
111.762mph
Pirelli 13
spanner
 Prodigy Racing
Pontiac Riley MkXX (#36) Daytona Proto 16 +3.880
108.209mph
15 27   1:46.238
108.230mph
Disco
Pirelli 17
Legzy
 Team Oldie Racing
Pontiac Riley MkXX (#36) Daytona Proto 15 +3.873
108.216mph
16 +24L 10   1:47.603
106.857mph
Disco
Pirelli 10
Dan Minton
 Team RVS
Pontiac Riley MkXX (#36) Daytona Proto 2 +0.391
111.883mph
17 +28L 6   1:43.378
111.225mph
engine
Pirelli 1
Truetom
 Legends Racing
Pontiac Riley MkXX (#1) Daytona Proto 10 +1.720
110.454mph
18 +34L 0   ---
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Disco
Pirelli 5
Adam Parle
 Legends Racing
Pontiac Riley MkXX (#36) Daytona Proto 18 19 0   ---
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Disco
Pirelli 2
SimRacing.org.uk Lap Records
iRacing
Daytona Proto
1:42.881
111.762mph
Fred Basset
Race
Pontiac Riley MkXXMay 11, 2010, 01:22:04 PM +0100
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« Reply #90 on: May 11, 2010, 11:08:58 PM +0100 »

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« Reply #91 on: May 11, 2010, 11:17:26 PM +0100 »

After the leaders pitted Gizmo was 17 seconds ahead of me.  Looking at the lap times both he and Michael had gained 9 seconds on me via the pit stop...  How do you guys do this?

We didn't change tyres.  Changing them makes the stop about 9 seconds longer.  However, the handling was getting rather.... interesting by the end of the race.  I checked at the end and the front-left tyre was down to 45%, the others were around 60%
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« Reply #92 on: May 11, 2010, 11:25:16 PM +0100 »

That explains it then..... Thanks...

I guess I should have done the same.  Due to my early pit stop my final stint was 22 laps long...  My tyres still felt good at the end and my pace didn't drop...
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« Reply #93 on: May 11, 2010, 11:40:36 PM +0100 »

We didn't think it was worth the extra time.  Paul changed his and he more than made up the time he lost.

If you already have a decent gap, it's worth not changing, otherwise it's a tough call.
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« Reply #94 on: May 12, 2010, 12:36:29 AM +0100 »

As you might expect, I enjoyed that a lot  Smiley Looking at the times from last night and knowing Gary Tall's impressive practice times it looked like being a pretty close battle up the front. I watched Dan in practice do a 42.8 and hoped he was on qual fuel, only to see him do 20 laps in the stint!  Shocked I was expecting both him and Gary to be nudging a 41 in qual, but Gary was clearly playing catch up and Dan didn't get a really good lap in, leaving me on pole. I practiced a standing start several times at the end of qual, only to remember that we were doing a rolling start  Roll Eyes This gave me a clean run to T1, and it looks like everyone got through T1 safely. Dan stayed pretty close for the first few laps, but around lap 5 he started to drop back a bit and a lap later he blew his engine (changing down at T1 I think). This left me with a nice little gap to Mike which I could manage to the pitstop, leaving me around 7 secs ahead. I guessed that many would opt to not change tyres but I knew I was at least half a sec slower on old rubber, and with 17 laps to do it on the sums didn't add up for me. Mike and Dave both jumped me in the pits this way but I came out right on Dave's heels with mike just ahead, so there was plenty of time. Dave defended really hard for a few laps, including one moment where we were side by side in T1 - sorry, I locked up on entry a touch and got closer than intended. In the end my new tyres let me set up a run down to stowe and I was past. A lap later and I had another Shark car to get past, but this time it was a bit easier - I had a good run through Bridge when Mike was a tad slow, so I stayed left and braked late. Mike went round the outside at Priory but the longer distance there and at Brooklands meant I was ahead by the exit and that was that. With fresher tyres I could then ease off and still inch away. Mike was still doing great times though on his worn rubber - I really expected you to fade more than that  thumbup1

Grats to Mike and Dave on the podiums. Big shame that Dan lost his engine early on though as he was very quick. Looking forward to more of the DP now as I feel it has a lot to offer as a SimRacing car. You can set it up in many different ways to suit your style and ability, it can be quite pointy if needed but isn't snappy in the way that the Dallara is.
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« Reply #95 on: May 12, 2010, 06:29:38 AM +0100 »

Yes very dissappointed last night, I was home very late due to the trains again then had to help my daughter with her homework so did not have time to get into a rhythm in practice or qually. As Paul has kindly said I have been edging ever closer to a 41 in practice so was pretty unhappy with my grid slot.

I was even more unhappy when I spun twice on the same corner but around the time of the pitstops I started to find my pace. Simon went wide at the end of Hangar Straight and left me with a nice gap and I made the pass but as he has said we had contact and it finished my race.

I really like the DP and was pleased to be the only driver doing a 42 in the race, oh well next time boys Grin

Well done to the podium chappies.

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« Reply #96 on: May 12, 2010, 07:15:08 AM +0100 »

Yep, really enjoyed that too...

I agree with Simon, the car isn't as much fun anymore!?
I thought it was just the car and track combination but you have to be so careful not to over drive it now!  Huh
After 3 hours of practice on Monday, I jumped in the car last night and it felt like I had never driven it before!
Very strange!

I could only manage low 1.45's in lots of practice and very nearly didn't put in a quali time at all with an incident each lap!

Went back to Dan's set up in the end which was great if not a bit twitchy if you were too agressive!

Started in about 12th and raced without incident pretty much the whole way! Ken blowing his engine near the end was the only excitement! Never seen so much black smoke!  Wink
That left me 8th which is roughly where I should be so no complaints!

Well done all on a good clean race! Tricky on the first couple of laps!  Wink

and obviously well done to all the podium guys!  Grin
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« Reply #97 on: May 12, 2010, 07:48:24 AM +0100 »

Very good race for me. I'd felt quite comfortable Monday and had done a couple of 42s on low fuel, but in official practice I just couldn't get the car how I wanted it and was really struggling. Was still nowhere in qualifying so I went back to an earlier setup and made a small tweak, and presto chango slapped a 43 dead in to take 4th place in the dying seconds.

Had to defend a bit on the first lap or two until I got a tiny gap open up behind, and carried on attacking Mike for another lap or two as the front two broke away, until I made a little mistake and Mike got a little gap and was able to just drive away slowly. Then Dan blew his engine and that promoted me to third, and we all held station until the stops.

I didn't plan to change tyres, so I was leaving my stop as late as possible to avoid the penalty of carrying excess weight around. Mike and Paul both stopped a lap or two earlier which temporarily gave me the lead, and my stopped went perfectly, with two lapped cars exiting their boxes just as I came in to give me a clear run into my stall.

I guessed Mike would not change tyres and Paul would, and sure enough I came out just behind Mike and just ahead of Paul. Grin I managed to keep Paul behind for a few laps but on worn rubber I was fighting a losing battle, and after a hairy mistake-filled run through Maggots/Becketts he got a big run on me out of Chapel and I pulled left on Hangar Straight rather than risk a fight I'd most likely lose into Stowe. A few laps later he pulled a great move on Mike into Priory and made it stick out of Brooklands and we were back in 'natural order'.

The last half a dozen laps were interesting (in the Chinese curse sense) as the tyres passed some sort of threshold and the grip got dramatically worse. I could see Darren was catching me hand over fist, and wished I had changed tyres, but I managed to find the right balance between preserving what was left of the rubber and not haemorrhaging so much time that he could catch me before the flag.

Bottom rung of the podium was a great result, probably better than I deserved. My only real disappointment was that my setup didn't allow me to do doughnuts. Roll Eyes Cheesy

200 laps of practice without a glitch then blow the engine on lap 5 or something stupid !! Roll Eyes....Was shaping up to be a good one .
(changing down at T1 I think)

Yeah; I noticed in practice that I was perilously close to bouncing off the limiter downshifting in T1 and forced myself to delay the shift to avoid engine problems. I think Ken must've been downshifting early too as he lost a place on the final lap with his car smoking heavily. laugh

Then was a bit lonely for a while, until I couldn't brake anymore, wheels were locking up everywhere. Moved the BB from 55 to 50 and that sorted that out till I pitted at half distance to get on some new rubber and add another 9.9 gallons.

55?! Shocked No wonder you were locking up! Apparently in real life they run them with <50% front bias... I think I ended up on 50%.

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I'm Googling for GreaseMonkey script update problems right now... I spent 20 minutes fixing it on my games box last night. Roll Eyes
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« Reply #98 on: May 12, 2010, 09:12:12 AM +0100 »

How did we get away with this Dave?



I would have expected you at least to get some contact. As I said, my fault as the car got away from me on the brakes.

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« Reply #99 on: May 12, 2010, 09:17:39 AM +0100 »

How did we get away with this Dave?
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I would have expected you at least to get some contact. As I said, my fault as the car got away from me on the brakes.

Holy carp! I had no idea we were that close! Shocked laugh
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« Reply #100 on: May 12, 2010, 09:21:41 AM +0100 »

A quick check of the calibration of my controls at the end of practice left me with no controls - although iRacing would let me calibrate them it wouldn't save them for some reason.

After a few restarts/reboots, I just deleted the iRacing config file and jumped back in to find the race about to start.  Finally managed to save the control calibration, but when I started the race I realised that everything else settings wise had been reset.  An hour of trying to see where the corners were in the ZX Spectrum like 'mangled triplescreen' view I was left with left my eyes nearly bleeding and as a result was badly off the pace all the way through with far too many half spins.

Had a bit of early dicing with Legzy and Picnic and later on with Brendan but apart from that it was a fairly uneventful race.

A tyre change only added an extra 6 seconds in the pits so I'm glad I did that but my pace wasn't really good enough to make the most of the new ones anyhow.

Catching Ken's smoking car for was fun and really adds to the realism.

60 minutes felt a bit on the long side for me to be honest.

Congrats to those up front - really amazing pace!

Cheers, Ross.
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« Reply #101 on: May 12, 2010, 05:42:39 PM +0100 »

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Yeah; I noticed in practice that I was perilously close to bouncing off the limiter downshifting in T1 and forced myself to delay the shift to avoid engine problems. I think Ken must've been downshifting early too as he lost a place on the final lap with his car smoking heavily. laugh

Same here i was carefull in practice from my experience at Daytona in the DP but i think i was trying so hard to pull Paul back in after i had made a mistake at the Abbey Chicane ,  Should have just settled down.
Was really gutted as the first 5 laps behind Paul was awesome!! Grin

How did everyones tires feel ??  I noticed a massive change after about 5 laps ,seems like they go past the peak and you have to really be smooth but you can still run the same times.

Really love the DP , although quite twitchy it really reacts nice when balancing the car with the throttle and brakes. 
I cant really notice any difference with the new updates but i hadn't used the DP since the Daytona 2.4 hrs.

Well done to the podium and everyone who saw the chequered flag.
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« Reply #102 on: May 12, 2010, 05:59:29 PM +0100 »

Could someone be so kind to snip the first 7 laps of the race replay and send it to my email. ??

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« Reply #103 on: May 12, 2010, 06:00:14 PM +0100 »

Well done to the podium and everyone who saw the chequered flag.

We did much better this week with 13 finishers out of 19, the week before was 10 from 20  Roll Eyes
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« Reply #104 on: May 12, 2010, 06:21:08 PM +0100 »

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Yeah; I noticed in practice that I was perilously close to bouncing off the limiter downshifting in T1 and forced myself to delay the shift to avoid engine problems. I think Ken must've been downshifting early too as he lost a place on the final lap with his car smoking heavily. laugh

Same here i was carefull in practice from my experience at Daytona in the DP but i think i was trying so hard to pull Paul back in after i had made a mistake at the Abbey Chicane ,  Should have just settled down.
Was really gutted as the first 5 laps behind Paul was awesome!! Grin

How did everyones tires feel ??  I noticed a massive change after about 5 laps ,seems like they go past the peak and you have to really be smooth but you can still run the same times.

Really love the DP , although quite twitchy it really reacts nice when balancing the car with the throttle and brakes. 
I cant really notice any difference with the new updates but i hadn't used the DP since the Daytona 2.4 hrs.

Well done to the podium and everyone who saw the chequered flag.

Dan, I ended up using your setup. Don't know if you tweaked it all after posting earlier, but it was perfect everywhere except the really tight stuff ie Vale, Brookland and Luffield. It was awsome through Maggots, Becketts, Stowe and Bridge. I did find top gear a little short as I could get such good drive on to the Hangar Straight. I just went one stop higher and didn't have time to thoroughly test it as I only actually tried your setup immediately before the race. Anyway that meant the gap from 4th to 5th was just a little too big and I ended up really hanging on to 4th before changing up, maybe another reason for my engine blow. I am always guilty of downchanging too quickly though. it's a hangover from racing lightweight two-stroke motorbikes for 10+ years!!!! But yes I felt the tyres went off and I should have changed them at my stop. It really made me suffer through those slower corners towards the end of the race. Do you have an aggressive, throw it in style, to get it round those tighter bends?
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