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Re: Zolder 67 16th of March, round 4

Posted: 17 Mar 2023, 09:31
by Dag_Johnsen
No worries Tim. It was a sideways contact wheel to wheel so its more of a race incident than anything else. The door was open into T2 so I went for it but in hindsight that might not have been the best idea.

Shit happens. :grin:

Re: Zolder 67 16th of March, round 4

Posted: 17 Mar 2023, 10:21
by tim
Thank you friend! - I´m just sad as it seems you have real bad luck since a long time .. all this doesn´t show how fast you can drive. I wish we both were more wheel to wheel -it always was a pleassure for me!

Re: Zolder 67 16th of March, round 4

Posted: 17 Mar 2023, 12:53
by Dag_Johnsen
Thanks Tim but its not so much bad luck as it is a lack of preparation and motivation. Its been a lot of gpl in recent years and I must admit Im kinda saturated with it. Still the greatest racing sim ever ofc.. :)

Re: Zolder 67 16th of March, round 4

Posted: 17 Mar 2023, 13:31
by André Jahren
Contacts and penalties
1 1:02 Tim Roedl/Dag Johnsen - No further action
2 34:57 Seb gore/Olaf Lehmann - No further action
3 48:36 Robert Fleurke/ tagomago - Robert penalized with a Stop n Go +30sec in the end result and -2 license points.

Re: Zolder 67 16th of March, round 4

Posted: 17 Mar 2023, 15:00
by Olaf Lehmann
PITSTOP LISTING

2:37 32.7s D.Johnsen Repair
2:48 41.8s T.Roedl Repair
7:22 33.7s O.Lehmann Repair
17:10 58.3s O.Lehmann Repair/Tire change/Refuel
18:34 36.5s W.Tway Repair/Refuel
28:04 30.7s R.Fleurke Tire change/Refuel
30:55 32.7s A.Jahren Tire change/Refuel
34:10 39.4s R.Alpen Tire change/Refuel
34:57 31.8s T.Roedl Tire change/Refuel

Re: Zolder 67 16th of March, round 4

Posted: 17 Mar 2023, 20:45
by tagomago
Robert Fleurke wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 06:42
tagomago wrote:
16 Mar 2023, 21:35
I am very sorry Robert ...
It was clearly my mistake, I am still a bit rusty. But my second stint was great up to the accident. It sucks you had to retire...

Congrats André, Rainer and Tim :daumenrauf:
From my point of view, I should have let you pass in the previous curve, which was much less risky.

What do you say if we split the blame 50/50 and I owe you a beer? :prost:

Re: Zolder 67 16th of March, round 4

Posted: 17 Mar 2023, 20:57
by Bjørn Finnestad
Only three finishers, this was more dramatic than I realized during the race. Qualifying was good for me and continued in the race if I stayed on the track. Zolder is a quality track with nice flow and rhythm. With Brabham it became too tempting to bet beyond my means and I ended up brutally becoming a passenger. Got stuck outside turn one. :naughty:

Good to hear your arm has healed well Robert! Nice to see Will back too. :)


Grats André for win, Rainer, and Tim for podium and well finished race, :daumenrauf: bad luck to us DNFs.

Agree with Dag about GPL as a racing sim. HIES provides exciting races.
Thanks to everyone for the race, administration, and programming. See you at Albi. :)

Re: Zolder 67 16th of March, round 4

Posted: 18 Mar 2023, 10:11
by Seb Gore
Hi Everyone, wow that really was a race of attrition.

First of all, Really sorry for shoving you off Olaf, I got caught out by the slipstream I think, and couldn't quite get slowed down enough. Another mistake I've learned from.
Great racing with everyone, I had Jose Luis filling my mirrors right up until I messed it up with Olaf. Still great racing, but I got a little tank slapper at the turn in for turn 3 and game over.
Spent the rest of the race watching the track picking off victims until only Andre, Rainer and Tim remained. Crazy. Amazingly well done Gentlemen.

Looking forward to Albi now.

Have a great couple of weeks all. :)

Cheers,
Seb.

Re: Zolder 67 16th of March, round 4

Posted: 18 Mar 2023, 11:19
by Robert Fleurke
tagomago wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 20:45
Robert Fleurke wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 06:42
tagomago wrote:
16 Mar 2023, 21:35
I am very sorry Robert ...
It was clearly my mistake, I am still a bit rusty. But my second stint was great up to the accident. It sucks you had to retire...

Congrats André, Rainer and Tim :daumenrauf:
From my point of view, I should have let you pass in the previous curve, which was much less risky.

What do you say if we split the blame 50/50 and I owe you a beer? :prost:
Gracias José Luis :prost:

The race steward does not agree (and I don't either) :grin:

Yes, I hoped you would let me by earlier, but then again I clearly should have been more careful, and respectful. I simply didn't want to lose time and took too much risk, and panicked. After the accident happened I DNF-ed myself intentionally, having the red mist.

But I must admit the penalty is quite harsh to me, even though it was 100% my fault. But I will take it on the chin ;)

Re: Zolder 67 16th of March, round 4

Posted: 19 Mar 2023, 14:45
by William Tway
Great to be turning the wheel again. Has been a long time. Glad to see you gents still keeping this great league going. Hope to make a few more events this season as well. Seems I have missed a lot in the GPL world. SRMZ seems to be gone as well as the old GPLRank site. It took some searching but I was able to find Albi still hosted by its maker. I will tune up the Fez and try to go the distance in France. Hope everyone is doing well. Cheers, Will