Season III - F1 2017 RACEONOZ Formula One World Championship (PS4)

Oh jeez, didn’t realise we had back to back 100% races... and to top it off, it’s Monaco. Tough.

At night too

I’ll get to work taping some flashlights to the front of my rig then...

Please take a photo.

Oh wow I thought I uploaded a setup for Monaco...

It’ll be coming today

Please ensure you have downloaded the 1.10 patch (173mb)

Main fix is the VSC delta ending prematurely when crossing the start finish line, something I noticed last week, especially when Keeden somehow finds 3 seconds during it!

Dammit, that glitch was so nice to me

OH, that was a glitch? The VSC has me so confused at times. Was actually meaning to ask exactly how it all works.

Monaco, Montreal and Baku done:
http://raceonoz.com/forums/index.php?threads/f1-2017-race-friendly-setups.2935/

Playing the superior simulator in Project Cars 2

When you become an adult you realise you cant dangle of video games 24/7

The streets of Monte Carlo have provided the world with some of the most captivating moments in Formula One history. Moments such as Ascari and Hawkins' harbour splashes, Patrese's miracle win in 1982, Senna's pole lap in 1988, Panis' glory in 1996 and Button's frightening crash in 2003, all are etched in motorsport folklore. First ran in 1929, won by William Grover in a Bugatti, the Monte Carlo circuit is easily the most famous street circuit in the world. While modern Formula One cars have since outgrown the tight city confinements, it is still a wonderful sight to see the fastest drivers in the world navigate their way between the barriers. Will you add your name to list of those who have conquered these treacherous city streets?



S2 Podium: 1. Benny (Ferrari) 2. Razor (STR Ferrari) 3. Motors (Mercedes)
Date: Thursday 2nd of November, 8:20 ADST
Host: Zachery
Time of Day: Qualifying: Dawn, Race: Afternoon X3
Race Length: 78 Laps
Qualifying: 12 Minute Shootout
Tyres: US, SS, S

DRIVERS BRIEFING R6 - Monaco Grand Prix - 78 Laps




Please read the following carefully and 'like' it when you have read and understood it.

TRACK LIMITS: As per our rules and regs drivers must keep 2 wheels on the ripple strips or white lines at all times. We all make a mistake or 2, but if you are caught "continually and obviously" running outside the track limits to gain advantage you will be penalized by the stewards group.

CONTACT: CONTACT IS TO BE AVOIDED AT ALL TIMES. If you make contact with the car in front and gain an advantage, you MUST REDRESS and give the place back. Failure to do so could result in a penalty from the stewards group.

PASSING: Passing is far more difficult with these new cars. You must set up your passes accordingly and not pass recklessly. It is almost impossible to pass at Monaco, take extreme caution.

SWERVING: You are NOT permitted to swerve from side to side on the straights. Drivers may only change direction ONCE on corner entry.

PRE-RACE: You must wait until a call to ready in the PS4 chat. This will be approximately 45 seconds after the F1 intro sequence, more than enough time to setup a race strategy. DO NOT hit X until the ready call is sent.

FORMATION LAP: This season will see the introduction of the formation lap to set the clutch bitepoint and to warm up tyres. Please avoid overtaking other cars and leave space.

TURN 1 LAP 1: You can't win the race at turn 1, but you can certainly lose it. Take care into the first corner and leave plentiful space for other drivers, as this is the most risky part of the race.

PIT LINES: Use the pit lane lines as indicated. Do not charge into the pit lane as you risk damaging your car and disrupting the race. Commit early to avoid potentially causing a serious accident. Stay within the lines, you may not cut the exit line AT ALL, otherwise you will receive a warning.

PIT STOPS: This season will introduce realistic pit stops. You must slow down to the indicated speed limit otherwise you will earn a stop and go penalty. You must also pull away from the pits using the clutch, and deactivate the pit limiter on the pit exit line.

BLUE FLAGS: Please observe blue flags, and move out of the way of faster cars if you are being lapped. You should be aware of the leaders coming up on you, and move out of the way as soon as possible. Best to get off the race line, and with a small lift let them go, so you can continue the fight with those in your class. Failure to observe blue flags WILL result in a penalty.

STEWARDS GROUP AND RACE PROTESTS: We will be using the stewards group for racing infringements and protests. The specific Stewards group thread will have all the info in it, regarding rules and regs, and the protest procedure. Please read it and understand how it works.
http://www.raceonoz.com/forums/index.php?threads/stewards-group-official-thread.2593/

PENALTY POINTS: For this season you can only be awarded Penalty Points if you have been protested, fail to upload your pole position lap, make a track limit infringment on the lap, quit without retiring or spam the PS4 Group Chat.

GROUP CHAT: The chat will be used to convey vital information between sessions. Please do not spam the chat during a qualifying or race session unless it is to warn drivers regarding lag.

QUITTING: This is a huge problem in this game, remember in this series, a safety car will bring you back into the fight. As usual, if you need to leave, make sure you retire the car before leaving the lobby. Failure to do so will result in 3 penalty points against your name. It is also asked that you do not chuck a hissy fit and take out the brake markers.

RECORD YOUR RACE!: Please remember to record your footage via pre recording it or saving it after the race. If you want to protest anything, we can only act on the info we have in front of us, failure to do so will not enable us to view things from your game perspeective, and with some of the issues we have seen, this could have a massive influence on how the stewards group will view and rule on an incident.

I hope you’re as all keen as I am for this race, let’s get a big grid!

For last season, I think you had a track map that showed the best places on the circuit to observe blue flags? If so, any chance you have that hanging around somewhere convenient enough to post up? Unless I’m making that all up...

No you were right, it’s just I was unable to access my old photobucket last night. All good now.

I have taken the day off work to prepare for this one... * prays for no rain *

do a rain run today maybe, although i highly doubt it will rain. (bloody hope not also)

I won’t be racing tonight, i dont feel well today sorry guys

dont be sad, we have more of a chance now