Assetto Corsa Competizione Blancpain Challenge - R1: Monza (1 Viewer)

Blancpain Challenge - R1: Monza
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Assetto Corsa Competizione
Sunday, July 7, 2019 - 19:30
Until: Sunday, July 7, 2019 - 22:59
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Class: GT3
Track: Monza
Setup: Open

Date: Sunday, 7th July
17:30 UTC - Optional Practice
18:30 UTC - Driver Briefing - 10 minutes (Mandatory)
18:40 UTC - Qualifying - 15 minutes
19:00 UTC - Race - 60 Minutes

General
Time Acceleration: 4x
Weather Randomness: 0 (Static weather, no chance of rain)

Event SessionsIn Game TimeStarting Weather
Practice: 60 minsSaturday, 12:00 pmClear
Qualifying: 15 minsSaturday, 17:00 pmClear
Race: 60 mins (Includes formation lap)Sunday, 12:00 pmClear

Starting Procedure: Manual Rolling Start. On the game's green flag (following the game's version of a rolling start), the pole driver will lead the field through an additional formation lap. The speed limit for the lead car will be 50mph / 80kph. We are going to form up in a 2×2 formation at the beginning of sector 3, maintaining our speed. Odd numbers on the right side and even numbers on the left side.

Server Info
Name: RSR Blancpain Challenge
Password: rsr2019
Status: Open

Please Notice
Before you take to the track in the league race, make sure you are fully aware of the Driving Standards of RevolutionSimRacing. As a driver in our league, you are required to do your very best to ensure clean and fair racing at all times.

If you are unable to attend the race, please inform the admins and leave a post in this thread before the race takes place in order to give reserve driver a chance to drive.

Driver
1@Nada
2@Corentin_Bergès
3@Ricardo Macieira
4@The Wayfaerer
5@Puffpirat
6@Noztra
7@Battenberg
8@Shepard
9@cheekymunkey78
10@Jeff[NL]
11@Mazy CZ
12@steveg200
13@EVR Morvic
14@Havocc
15@Dangerous Gianetta
16@Exited
17@Sonic
18@Daz Oz
19@Rargon
20@Mr AlcoN No Show
21@Eugene Gajkin
22@Red_Fox No Show
23@Vernux (Reserve)
24@Jomba (Reserve)
25@deadmeat2k
26@xImJakeyy
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28
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#Driver
1@t0daY
2@Nada
3@Corentin_Bergès
4@Ricardo Macieira
5@The Wayfaerer
6@Puffpirat
7@Noztra
8@hinesy32
9@Battenberg
10@Shepard
11@cheekymunkey78
12@Jeff[NL]
13@Mazy CZ
14@steveg200
15@popzz
16@Elodyr
17@Darksi
18@EVR Morvic
19@Havocc
20@Dangerous Gianetta
21@Ben Watkinson
22@Exited
23@Sonic
24@Daz Oz
25@Rargon
26@Mr AlcoN
27@Eugene Gajkin
28@Red_Fox
29
30
#DriverAvailability
1@eagle4
2@Vernux - IN1, 4
3@Jonno?
4@Jomba - IN?
5@JetPistol?
6@deadmeat2k - IN1, 4
7@xImJakeyy - IN1, 3
 
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Has the current issues with the ACC rolling starts been discussed? I am considering both the current problems with rubberband effect causing collisions when the cars start to roll and also the big issue with speed limiter preventing catch up to the cars in front. Perhaps some additional guidelines and rules should be implemented for ACC races.
 
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deadmeat2k said:
Has the current issues with the ACC rolling starts been discussed? I am considering both the current problems with rubberband effect causing collisions when the cars start to roll and also the big issue with speed limiter preventing catch up to the cars in front. Perhaps some additional guidelines and rules should be implemented for ACC races.
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Manual Rolling Start. On the game's green flag (following the game's version of a rolling start), the pole driver will lead the field through an additional formation lap
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deadmeat2k said:
Has the current issues with the ACC rolling starts been discussed? I am considering both the current problems with rubberband effect causing collisions when the cars start to roll and also the big issue with speed limiter preventing catch up to the cars in front. Perhaps some additional guidelines and rules should be implemented for ACC races.
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I think the first post of this thread is covering all.
 
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t0daY said:
I hope you already read our Driving Standards (you accepted them in the sign up :p), but here are the bits about the manual rolling start: https://revolutionsimracing.com/pages/driving-standards/#rollingstart
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Yes I have read it and will read them again before the first race. I was concerned with the poor design choices by Kunos in rolling start, but obviously the extra lap will fix some of it. But the rubberbanding during startups is still a concern
The cars are IMO placed too close to each other, and often there's lag when everyone starts, which again increases the risk of bumps.
 
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What will be the rules for pit stops in the first three rounds and for the 24 h race:

- Will there be mandatory pit stop?
- Will we have a pit window like in Blancpain Sprint?
- Is automated pit speed limiter allowed?
 
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You reckon most cars should be okay with agressive setups or do you really need to put in a lot of work to make the cars quick around here?
 
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Setups are good as far I experienced. So you select aggressive setup and fuel load (fuel load in litres = minutes x2 and you should be good) and that's it.
 
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Did anybody already practiced a little bit?
What are you laptimes in race conditions? I'm lapping at around 1.48,5 to 1.49 at a fast track, 65l of fuel and slightly tweaked aggressive preset setup with the Lexus. The Audi is exactly as fast, the Beamer was a little bit slower then those two :)
 
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I was doing low 49's with optimal conditions
 
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I am really struggling at Monza. Have done some test session the last couple of evenings, trying to tweak the setup and finding those missing seconds (1:51.6 was my fastest) and I can't manage to put in even 5 laps without going off-track or spinnig at some point. Sometimes the brakes fail me on approach to T1 although they are not overheating, sometimes the first Lesmo spits me into the right side barrier, or the entry to Ascari turns me around. I really don't feel comfy for the race at the moment...:dead:
 
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I found this, hope this can help some people :)

 
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Shepard said:
I am really struggling at Monza. Have done some test session the last couple of evenings, trying to tweak the setup and finding those missing seconds (1:51.6 was my fastest) and I can't manage to put in even 5 laps without going off-track or spinnig at some point. Sometimes the brakes fail me on approach to T1 although they are not overheating, sometimes the first Lesmo spits me into the right side barrier, or the entry to Ascari turns me around. I really don't feel comfy for the race at the moment...:dead:
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Which car are you in? If you are having problems over kerbs and bumps you could use the Safe Preset Setup as it normally has more ride height and is more stable (more understeer, more downforce etc.)
 
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Exited said:
Which car are you in? If you are having problems over kerbs and bumps you could use the Safe Preset Setup as it normally has more ride height and is more stable (more understeer, more downforce etc.)
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I am driving the McLaren. I always choose the safe setup to begin with, the aggressive is just to nervous for my liking. I tried to tweak brake bias, ARBs, springs and toe to get a better balance and steer-in, and the car feels OK now, it's just that I cannot get into the comfort zone where I totally trust the car. Going down to T1 e.g. always feels like lottery, although I am pretty sure I hit my braking point.
 
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