bullwinkle, post: 32043, member: 333 Wrote:well what a day. I was expecting a pretty good race but noooooooooo not for me. Race one had a spin, I had never spun out in all the practice so I dont know why, messed up some other guys went I couldn't stay low on the track, very sorry guys.
Race 2 When I pitted my fuel settings were wrong and it would not let me fix it so not enough fuel, then got slammed into wall, had to pit again for fuel so I said heck with it and clicked out. Very disappointing day sorry to all I messed up.

giorgetto giaguaro, post: 32047, member: 24 Wrote:Indianapolis Oval:

Unexpectedly a beautiful race, perhaps the best so far, I'm talking about the second one as the first unfortunately saw me take a car out of control and I had to stop for 150+ seconds.

In race two I started second thanks to the inverted grid, I managed to start well and take the lead until the third lap then it was time to let all the fast guys pass, I had two / three laps of beautiful battle with john Cook until the pit stop. I had planned to change only the RF to be able to start again in a short time and this made me gain other valuable positions. After a few laps there must have been some accidents so I gained some more positions, I was passed by Mel and I had Seb very close behind, we both kissed the wall on the last lap and in the end I managed to get an incredible P6 .

I too saw that I was faster with a full tank, even before qualifying. In reality it might be possible, perhaps in the curves but not in the straights.

Another nice thing I notice about rF2 is the degradation of the tires, very well done!

It was a different and beautiful race with a good grid of participants!

Great job Myles!

deecee52, post: 32040, member: 19 Wrote:had a strange occurrence with Jonathan , i was close on his tail exiting turn 2 and was thinking of a pass when he just disappeared and then reappeared 2 cars behind me ?

deecee52, post: 32040, member: 19 Wrote:Followed DJ into the pits for our stops but blew it by changing all tyres instead of just the outsides so DJ gained a lot of time on me .

bullwinkle, post: 32048, member: 333 Wrote:That was me and I am sorry

Mr Fox (Myles7), post: 32041, member: 579 Wrote:Yeah, Jonathan reported over the audio that the warp had happened. Interesting that both sides of the event sound identical - ‘usually’ the experiences can be quite different.

If I remember, I’ll try to have a look at the server log to see if anyth8ng showed up. Jonathan did report that the chat box did appear with the warping message we now get on the startline.

Ed forgot to restart his rf2 for the second race and I couldn’t reasonably restart warmup yet again (note to self, disable the ‘start race after grid sort’ checkbox in Cruicky’s race management tool…) - Ed decided to give it a go anyway in case the new build solved his 90-100 minute crash. It didn’t.:eek::mad:

Edvvc, post: 32063, member: 582 Wrote:not on this rig. rfactor2 is the only program that gets significant use

deecee52, post: 32065, member: 19 Wrote:did you reload Steam ? - try running this program then reload latest vid drivers https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html
To me this almost sounds like the memory is not being flushed and its just accrueing info until it falls over

deecee52, post: 32070, member: 19 Wrote:We dont run ovals in UK Cookie so got to admit we are not au fait with the rules etc but we are open to advice from members