Blancpain endurance series

I've decided to change to using the GT2 cars. I gound that the idea with using road cars was practical, yet it was scaring people away from the series. Now the 430, 458, Lamborghini and the Jaguar are all GT2 cars. I'll begin some testing soon to confirm their power restrictions

exp1osive sam wrote:I've decided to change to using the GT2 cars. I gound that the idea with using road cars was practical, yet it was scaring people away from the series. Now the 430, 458, Lamborghini and the Jaguar are all GT2 cars. I'll begin some testing soon to confirm their power restrictions

The 458, Gallardo, and XKR have already been tested by TORA. I believe the F430 might need to be tested, but it could be the same spec as the 458.

ShrinkingSteven wrote:

Bandit1097 wrote:

exp1osive sam wrote:Yeah but those cars are GT2. My series is for GT3 cars and the GT2 cars are both faster than the GT3's and look different to the GT3 cars. The upgraded road cars I am using resemble the GT3 cars much more than the GT2's.

A 15% power handicap does the trick.

Yes Sam, welcome to the way TORA even up the field.

And sorry, Steven, but I'm not old enough to drink.

Well.... 17 its old enough. lol

ShrinkingSteven wrote:Well.... 17 its old enough. lol

I actually have to wait another six years.

If we get over 20 interested teams in the Blancpain Endurance Series by GPForza, we will open up a second lobby. Lobby A will be the Pro Class, and Lobby B will be the Pro-Am class. The category the team is in will depend on its speed. Each team would be tested around the same track for the same number of laps. The teams two or three drivers' times would be averaged. The top 14/15 average times would be entered into the Pro Class, and the remaining teams would be entered into the Pro-Am Class. That's not to say the Pro-Am Class is for the slow drivers though. Since it's "Pro-Am" its a mixture of fast drivers with some drivers who are a little slower. The Pro-Am class always sees as good quality racing as the Pro Class does, so a team shouldn't be dis-heartened if they are not a Pro class team.

All of the above is of course subjected to whether we get over 20 teams. We currently have 12, so 9 more to go! Also, if we have under 20 teams for Round 1, but get more teams and have over 20 for Round 2, then the Pro-Am class will be opened for the second round.