cosimo Wrote:I'd like to join this event! No pitstop and a great car. Can't believe it! :-)

I won't likely be able to commit more time and races though... sorry guys.

deecee52 Wrote:Its in the car model , you cannot refuel but you can change tyres and get repaired , the car jacks up once at both ends unlike the eves which jack 1 side at a time , its the same at all tracks for this car

mel1c Wrote:

deecee52 Wrote:Its in the car model , you cannot refuel but you can change tyres and get repaired , the car jacks up once at both ends unlike the eves which jack 1 side at a time , its the same at all tracks for this car

So we could decide to do pit stops this season as per the original post - for tires only. Or not

Harri Mac Wrote:No, it's the network adaptor setting for your computer.

Windows 10, right click on what would have been the start button and choose (6 down from top for me) Network Connections
Then you can see your network connection, eg Network 2
Right click on that then click on properties at the bottom of the menu box
Double click on Internet Protocol Version 4 and it will bring up a box
click on button "use the following IP address"
fill in the boxes:
choose your network address eg 192.168.0.40
if you click in the next box down it should auto fill with 255.255.255.0
type in your Routers IP - often 192.168.0.1 as the gateway it's what you'd type to access it from your computer

Then click on "Use the following DNS server address" and type (this is the address of open DNS)
208.67.222.222 in the first box and
208.67.220.220 in the second box

Should end up being similar to this http://www.home-network-help.com/images/manual-set-ip.jpg

To undo it all just click on "obtain an address automatically" and all your typed in settings will vanish.

This might explain it better than I can http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/19249/how-to-assign-a-static-ip-address-in-xp-vista-or-windows-7/

gorgias1976 Wrote:People said that pitting during race did nothing, no new tires nor no refueling.

Hedlund Wrote:

Harri Mac Wrote:No, it's the network adaptor setting for your computer.

Windows 10, right click on what would have been the start button and choose (6 down from top for me) Network Connections
Then you can see your network connection, eg Network 2
Right click on that then click on properties at the bottom of the menu box
Double click on Internet Protocol Version 4 and it will bring up a box
click on button "use the following IP address"
fill in the boxes:
choose your network address eg 192.168.0.40
if you click in the next box down it should auto fill with 255.255.255.0
type in your Routers IP - often 192.168.0.1 as the gateway it's what you'd type to access it from your computer

Then click on "Use the following DNS server address" and type (this is the address of open DNS)
208.67.222.222 in the first box and
208.67.220.220 in the second box

Should end up being similar to this http://www.home-network-help.com/images/manual-set-ip.jpg

To undo it all just click on "obtain an address automatically" and all your typed in settings will vanish.

This might explain it better than I can http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/19249/how-to-assign-a-static-ip-address-in-xp-vista-or-windows-7/

Thanks for trying to help

I had no internet access after altering those numbers , "DHCP not enabled" windows said :-\

deecee52 Wrote:

gorgias1976 Wrote:People said that pitting during race did nothing, no new tires nor no refueling.

I put some heavy wear on my tyres then did a pit stop , jacking is not as obvious as other historics but new tyres were fitted .

If you check fueling section garage setup you will see there is no option for a planned pitstop , its the same no matter which track you choose so it must be in the car model

gorgias1976 Wrote:I think it's better doing it in your router configuration. If you know how to enter inside, you can set a pre-defined ip address for your MAC address and also change your DNS addresses (some people use google dnss). I always keep my provider DNSs, but you can change them just for a test online and then bring them back to normal.

About setting a pre-defined ip address inside your local network, for me that's a must as I have a lot of devices inside the same LAN.

gorgias1976 Wrote:Isn't thanksgiving the last thursday in october.
Anyway, I think It's rather late for a race change. You can join with an extra weight and some family spectating. :o