A pair of special online races will be held on Tuesday, March 22 to raise funds in support of Red Cross relief efforts in Japan following last week

Questo giovedi' si iniziera' ad entrare nel vivo con un primo evento non ufficiale al Bahrain (evento cancellato dal campionato F1).

Questa primo evento, fara' da prologo al campionato e servira' a formare i gruppi per la prima gara ufficiale.

Sono previste due gare, una sotto la pioggia ed una col sole.

Un buon test per iniziare a familiarizzare con le condizioni meteo variabili dei successivi eventi.

Public Servers Started

-Continuous Races

-Logging Stability Points and Kudos (all time can check on nkworld.net)

-No need register for races, and to the website.

-Join to the servers from netkar PRO Lobby.

-No Stability Point Restriction.

-Logging the Lap Records for nkWorld.net WR list and Holtap List.

Need minimum 4 driver for official race!

Warning! All off track and car to car collision making the Stability Point Penality.

Continuous Race Sessions Results: (Top menu/Sessions/Continuous Sessions

http://nkworld.net/nkracing/viewpage_fromfile.php?filename=contserverlastsessions.php&title=Last%A0Sessions

Improved World Records Table: (Top menu/Stats/World Records)

http://nkworld.net/nkracing/viewpage_fromfile.php?filename=worldrecords.php&title=World%A0Records

Can filter the netKar PRO version. (All/1.2/1.3b)

Comments and questions on the forum.

Due gare in programma: una corta e una lunga.

In gara 2 si potra' giocare sulla strategia di gara pianificando in maniera corretta i 2 pit stop. In piu' ci sara' l'incognita meteo, basato sulle reali condizioni meteo di Newbury, e l'immancabile Full Mode, la modalita' di gioco che simula i tempi di riparazione in caso di danni o per effettuare modifiche al setup.

Dopo l'incoveniente accaduto ad Assen, il Campionato LMP 2011

gestito dai JVD sta per riprendere il proprio cammino. A partire dalle 21:20 di

questa sera, infatti, i partecipanti scenderanno in pista sul tracciato del Paul

Ricard, a bordo delle loro LMP2, per la quarta tappa del mondiale. Appuntamento

assolutamente da non perdere sulla SRZ TV, che per l'occasione potete trovare

anche qui sotto.

Finland’s Greger Huttu further solidified his unofficial title as the world’s greatest sim racer by winning this morning’s iRacing.com Intel GP Series World Final, a thirty lap race in Star Mazdas at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. After qualifying second to Bastien Bartsch (France), Huttu grabbed the lead on the second lap and was never headed. The Scandinavian didn’t have an easy time of it, however, as Bartsch applied pressure throughout the race and took the checkered flag just .9s behind the winner with England’s David Williams rounding-out the podium in third.

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A one-two punch in Team Redline’s line-up in official iRacing series competition, Bartsch and Huttu led the qualifying round for the World Final with the Frenchman posting an impressive lap of 1:17.990 around Laguna Seca’s 11 turn, 2.238 mile layout. Indeed, Bartsch was the only sim racer to break the 1:18 mark as Huttu posted a best lap of 1:18.080, .3s better than Williams. Florida’s Ray Alfalla (1:18.422) and New England’s Jake Stergiois (1:18.447) completed the top five qualifiers ahead of Wyatt Gooden (Ohio), Mitchell McLeod (Australia) and Ian Lake (Australia). Although Bartsch maintained his advantage when the green lights flashed, Huttu filled his mirrors throughout the first lap. Much of the pre-race conversation had focused in the fact that, with Laguna Seca’s predominance of fast, sweeping turns and absence of long straightaways, passing opportunities would be few and far between. That didn’t seem to deter the 2010 iRacing.com World Championship Series Road Racing champion, though, as Huttu duly grabbed the lead from Barstch on Lap Two. However, the remainder of the field continued to circulate with few position changes apart from those occasioned by major mistakes. So while Bartsch kept it close, he was unable to mount a successful overtaking maneuver on his erstwhile teammate. Likewise, while the outcome of the contest between Williams and Alfalla for an increasingly distant third place was always in doubt, the Englishman drove flawlessly and was never seriously threatened.

Stergios ran a solid fifth throughout the race, while Lake took advantage of bobbles by Gooden and McLeod to move into sixth spot. Huttu sailed serenely to the win with Bartsch in close attendance. Williams captured third place some three seconds ahead of Alfalla with Stergios a similar margin behind in fourth but well clear of Lake, the final finisher on the led lap. Huttu collected $4,000 for his victory with Bartsch ($2,500) and Williams ($2,000) also enjoying substantial paydays. The race, which attracted a large and enthusiastic crowd of spectators including American GP3 driver Alexander Rossi and inRacingNews contributor Henrik Müller, was held as part of the Intel Extreme Masters tournament at CeBIT in Hannover, Germany. The Final capped a year-long competition in which more than 7,500 iRacing members from around the world participated and a total of more than $26,000 in prizes and travel money was awarded to the participants. The iRacing.com Intel GP Series World Final pitted the winners of the USA/Canada, Austral-Asia and European regional qualifying finals against each other on Playseat Evolution Racing chassis and using Logitech G27 steering wheel/pedal sets with a total of nearly $18,000 in prizes at stake. Today’s race was broadcast live on iRacing.com and replays can be viewed on the Archive section of PSRT at: www.PSRTV.com. And for more on the iRacing Intel GP Series (and a special offer for new iRacing members) see: http://www.iracing.com/intel-gp-series/

[Fonte iRacing.com]