GT6 [Completed] ROOZ Take it to the Street. Club ID 1066294

Ok, interestingly my BMW has been outpaced on my test track by both the Subaru and the RX7. The Subie was best around Deep Forest (mainly turn one exit) and the RX7 goes better around Midfield (great speed on straight.)

Mazda RX-7 Type RS (FD) '98 should be fine

great, this thing handles really well

Just had another idea for a Dream Class for concept cars...but it can wait for another few months at least lol

ouch! but maybe... on RS tyres

no idea

OP updated with:

If a driver in a lower division has a certain amount of wins in a car, they may choose to retire it early.
Division 1a - 10 wins (forced retirement)
Division 1b - 9 wins
Division 2 - 8 wins
Division 3 - 7 wins
Division 4 - 6 wins
Division 5 - 5 wins
Division 6 - 4 wins
Division 7 - 3 wins

(Division is calculated by what division you were in in the most recent or current Sunday Series. If you won the most recent championship, your division will be 1 higher)

Each driver may have an extra swap for every 50 races completed. If the car swapped out has won at least 1 race, it is retired from future use.

Each class at he current rate comes up every five weeks, That's an average of 10 events per class per year (40 races per class per year). I suggest that perhaps 30 would be better number, some cars get used in more than one class so they would be eligible for an earlier retirement. Now, who is going to keep track of the times a car is used, or do we leave it to the member trying to retire a car to prove the replacement is valid.

it is 50 races total per driver...not per car

I'm all good now. sorry for the merry go round.

no worries. where would we be without innovation?

Probably still looking for cave to live in.

nice although I would like to have different first letters to the current classes lol

lol probably but you would be limited to 8 drivers. unless the engineer was sitting next to you