rec.autos.simulators

> That's rich coming from the same guy who rearends me then uses his
favorite
> "F&%K" words on me multiple times after he takes us both out of the race
(at
> Kansas). I think you are the guy ZZ is talking about.

> > No one EVER said you have to pull over for anyone ZZ.  If youre faster
> then

> Speaking of RASCAR, if it does in fact become a points league with
> rules and such, where can I sign up for the next season?

> Jason

> > > Eldred and I had started talking about making RASCAR a points league
> > > for the 2004 season weeks before the coup started. The reason we
> > > didn't do it this year was because the season was more than half
> > > over, and we didn't want to disrupt the reason people joined for
> > > *this* season.  Besides, it takes a good bit of effort and time to
> > > put everything in place for a formal points league, and we thought
> > > the season would have just a few races left before we got all our
> > > shit in one sock.
> > > --------------------
> > > If you guys decide to do a league you know I'm in. I kinda hate pullin
over
> > > for guys I know will whine if I don't move fast enough for them.

> > I'd join you guys too, only I don't care for oval racing :-)

> I envision a (future) league that runs a 39-week season using three
> different series (roughly described below):

> Cup (10 oval, 3 roadies)
> Trucks (10 oval, 3 roadies)
> Trans am (13 roadies)

> That arrangement would provide a pretty even allotment of ovals and
> road courses.

> The season would be broken up into three distinct parts (for each
> series) with a week off between each.  The first section would be
> cup, followed by cts and finally trans am. Each section would have
> it's own champion, but points would be carried forward to the next
> section, working towards an overall champion.

> Open setups, visual aids ON, driving aids OFF, cautions on (except
> for roadies), moderate damage, racing back to the caution is allowed
> when prudent/safe, no provisional starts or points would be
> implemented (if you miss a race, tough cookies).

> Active sharing of setup hints/help would be encouraged.

> There would be no server restarts for people who miss the start, and
> penalties will include both points deductions and next-race starting
> grid black flags.

> "Stupid racing move" enumerations would be limited to pretty much
> one-sided comments provided by the league admin(s), and only league
> admins would publish race reviews.

> For the most part, the rules would be decided on by the admins, and
> while member comment will be invited, expect a hard sell if you want
> to see anything changed without precedent beefed up at least one damn
> good reason.  In short, once it's on the official rules page, it
> should be considered all but cast in stone.

> I got it ZZ from my earlier post and thought that I had de-fussed it. Like
I
> said before, it was a good bait mind you. Marty is a difficult track to
> race, because track position is so important and the slow guys can
maintain
> that track position if they want to. You have to be a lot faster to get
> around the slow guys, and you end up using all your stuff doing it. Junior
> and Newman was a classic example. Junior's car was soo much faster than
> Newmans, but the line around that track is just so big and it took a long
> time to get around. Newman didn't have a problem with the deal because he
> was racing. I usually let the faster guy go when I am tired of him bugging
> me staying on my bumper, but at marty's, I haven't raced there enough to
> develop a 'policy' because of the track position thing.
> I do know that it is very frustrating to have to drive around behind a
> slower car lap after lap knowing that you are faster, but can't get the
line
> to pull off the pass. Been there done that.

> See yall at Atlanta, my home track. (no pun intended)

> grub

> > "Mitch_A" wrote...
> > > <snip>

> > Eeek! -Can we not have another public blowout, plz?

> > Jan.
> > =---

> > I guess no one here has ever gone fishing.  ;-)
> > I just like to rattle cages once in a while.
> > and of course I hate being PC. (politically correct)

> > --
> > Richard "ZZ" Busch

> > Member:
> > Screamers Racing League
> > OAO
> > CORS
> > MARA TransAm
> > RASCAR
> > GPL Rank + 17.415
> > MoGPL Rank + 318.586
> > N2002 Rank + 7.695
> > TransAm Rank  ??

> > http://www.ZZBusch.com

> I envision a (future) league that runs a 39-week season using three
> different series (roughly described below):

> Cup (10 oval, 3 roadies)
> Trucks (10 oval, 3 roadies)
> Trans am (13 roadies)

> That arrangement would provide a pretty even allotment of ovals and
> road courses.

> The season would be broken up into three distinct parts (for each
> series) with a week off between each.  The first section would be
> cup, followed by cts and finally trans am. Each section would have
> it's own champion, but points would be carried forward to the next
> section, working towards an overall champion.

>Youre obviously still on some meds Simmons.