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I just drove the 'Ring in the Yellow Bird!

how do you get a truck to race and complete the beginners courses, you can't buy one so where d oyou win one ?


 

ORIGINAL: Fen

No real idea - at a guess one of the US series though.


LOLsss that's exactly where i went to try, entered the first race and low and behold by 750bhp cadi isn't quick enough to even get 3rd place, it gets left behind and can only keep up with on of the 5 other cars :-(

So the search goes on
 

ORIGINAL: 944 S2


ORIGINAL: Fen

No real idea - at a guess one of the US series though.


LOLsss that's exactly where i went to try, entered the first race and low and behold by 750bhp cadi isn't quick enough to even get 3rd place, it gets left behind and can only keep up with on of the 5 other cars :-(

So the search goes on


750bhp, its like monopolly money. lolsss 211bhp is more than enough for you....[:D]
 
My lad [Jamie]did a 7m 29 secs lap in a Holden Commodore SS using standard controllers, manual gearshift etc [;)]

Allan
 
I tried to find the Jag Group C car last night but don't have it on my list yet so used the standard Lister and managed a 7:04 (grrrr nearly sub 7 minute [:mad:] )
 
Received this e-mail from my son, he's been practising at the 'ring......:

well my first time just scraped in at... 6:45 something....

but my best time is

________ 6:21.232 _______

car i'm driving:

Nissan Fairlady Z Concept LM Race Car '02
619bhp
1120kgs
RM/RM

for photographic evidence....if required :p

http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-3/982379/DSCF00781.jpg
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-3/982379/DSCF00791.jpg
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-3/982379/DSCF00861.jpg

let em know! :p
ben
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You lot are sad - I'm only jealous 'cos I'm waiting for it to come down in price.

In the interim I've borrowed Need For Speed Underground 2 [:)] After a total investment of between 30 and 50 hours we have an Audi TT with Stage II Engine and Turbo and 5.5 stars of Bling. I refuse to put spinners and pump up suspension on it (though both of these are on the Hummer) but still need 6 stars of bling to get to the next level.

And I said you lot were sad.
 

ORIGINAL: John Sims

You lot are sad - I'm only jealous 'cos I'm waiting for it to come down in price.

In the interim I've borrowed Need For Speed Underground 2 [:)] After a total investment of between 30 and 50 hours we have an Audi TT with Stage II Engine and Turbo and 5.5 stars of Bling. I refuse to put spinners and pump up suspension on it (though both of these are on the Hummer) but still need 6 stars of bling to get to the next level.

And I said you lot were sad.


well this time next year GT5 will be due for release, so maybe GT4 will have dropped to £24.99 by then [:D][;)]
 

ORIGINAL: 944 S2

well this time next year GT5 will be due for release, so maybe GT4 will have dropped to £24.99 by then [:D][;)]

Your days of bumming around on GT4 are over daddy-oh. [:D]


Might as well get it up to the loft right now. Or I could look after it for you. [8D]
 
I'm slightly chuffed! Just did the iA license guide lap round the 'Ring in the Merc 190 Evo II is 9:42.392 first attempt!. Yes I could have gone faster (although having to lift because I'm catching the Skyline pace car down the long straight after the mini-Karussel - what's that all about?) but a car that quick was going to do sub 10 mins for a bronze pass with a clean lap driving 7/10 all day long so I drove it a bit more "realistically" to get the tick in the box.

All thanks to a steering wheel; my driving is sooooo much smoother now and that's with the pedals sliding slightly on the floor. Just wait until I have made a "race seat" set-up for it. I have my spare TV and the steering wheel now and I know where in the house I can hide it so I just need an old car seat and a bit of time to knock up a frame...
 
Having just finished mopping up the other iA license qualifying tests I now only have the graduation test to do. A Group C Nissan on a section of the Circuit de la Sarthe (though they don't call it that even though the track is in there - is this one a replica or the old configuration before the chicanes in the Mulsanne or something?).

Anyway it's quite fun how the wheel comes alive at 233mph and amazing how the car handles a flat-out kink and quite scary how much less grip it has when it isn't going fast enough to generate downforce. I'm still around a second from passing it.

Anyway the question: Anyone know what you need to win to unlock the Circuit de la Sarthe? I still have 8 of the 19 world cicuits to unlock and I guess this is one of them.
 
Im still scraping the bodywork off the armco's around the ring !
Maybe i need lots more GT4 practice [:D]
Just glad it aint my real car...........
 
Fen -Circuit de la Sarthe -it's the full Le Mans with the chicanes on the Mulsanne, don't know why they don't call it Le Mans, perhaps some copyright/permission thing......

I've driven it in a Bentley LMP, but only to do the licence.
 

ORIGINAL: mik_ok


ORIGINAL: 944 S2

well this time next year GT5 will be due for release, so maybe GT4 will have dropped to £24.99 by then [:D][;)]

Your days of bumming around on GT4 are over daddy-oh. [:D]


Might as well get it up to the loft right now. Or I could look after it for you. [8D]


true, about an inch of dust on it already. Still at the moment it'sstill going to be safer than me driving while still running on empty - completely cream crackered now.

'll take my chances and hang onto it right now, but oyu have first dibs on it [;)]

still not got a truck to complete the last race [:mad:]
 

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