Know how you feel, hold that smile. My 1st ever ROOZ season race win was at the bloody awesome Nurb, only other win ever was at bloody awesome Bathurst the next week. A week of glory in 3-4yrs
i like the nurburgring it fast track when think about it over 20km long most low speed corners gear 3rd in the mx5
I know. That kind lends credence to @Hatfield's idea for the next season room allocations. Of course that is only fastest laps.
Well it was under a minute lap time. For comparison, Jack Smith lapped less than a second off the leaders pace at Symmons Plains in his 2018 wildcard, so...
So as an added bonus, here are the Season 12 pace breakdown and overall Pace for all of GTS. WARNING - Download the file from Google Drive, Excel online doesn't like Pivots.. Season 12 pace https://drive.google.com/file/d/1h_jfyjrfq89sgAIFVcD0l2a6zQOhkdVd/view?usp=sharing Overall Pace https://drive.google.com/file/d/15KDzbpGB-_ipUfrQEJRtTMzcXrhrVCey/view?usp=sharing How to use Don't be daunted by the sheer amount of data, we can trim that down. Using the drop down arrow above the driver name in the chart itself, choose the Select All option which will unselect everyone. Now just scroll through the list to find the drivers you would like to compare too. Select as many as you would like. Example What does it mean & How is the data obtained First up, the second question. I take the FL and RT from the Fastest Lap data we obtain and break each time down to milliseconds using some Excel wizardary. I then compare those numbers to the Fastest achieved on the night. This gives you a figure. The closer you are to 1 the faster you are. You've linked 2 files, what's the second one for That Overall Pace file stores ALL 12 Seasons of GTS data, allowing to see how you are going over your racing career. Obviously you know if you are doing well in a certain car, etc. But this allows you to compare to other drivers and see the good or bad in a pretty little chart. Why? I like data. I offered Hat and co my assistance in an attempt to even out the divisions so that the competition could be closer. I've in the past solely used the Overall pace to initially place racers, alongside the promotion / regulation system, however this season I decided to change things up a bit and only choose cars of a slow type (GR4, N400, etc) to seed the divisions better. There was a pretty big shakeup in divisions 2 - 4, which I believe led to some closer racing. The N300 car helped too Personally With the changes to how the divisions were seeded, the competition was going to be on. I knew from the outset that I wasn't going to be a top runner, but everyone in the division had the ability / chance to stand on the podium, if they put in the time to practise. I had set myself a goal this season, given the slower car to improve my pace and drop below the '20' figure. I scraped in by a poof-teenth, but I managed it. Although I'm happy with scrapping under the 20 mark, my season was marred with accidents in every race that cost me likely podium finishes. Anyhow, if you have any questions, fire away.
I spend way too much time at work looking at pointless data but seeing someone so passionate about it almost motivates me to use it more Seriously well done on this Johnno. Your hard work is valued by everyone and we are grateful for the dedication you show to this league!
