**Legends League's ASR F192 2015 Championship Official Signup**

Legends League is proud to announce the official ASR F192 2015 Championship. Starting on the 8th of February, this championship will span across 10 locations, each carefully selected by our admin team to offer what will be some of the best competitive racing on the Internet. We have been doing some practice events for this up coming championship, Every .... Last ... One has seen 20+ drivers with Legends League recently maxing out a 30 grid server at Hockenhiem. This gives us great drive for the championship we have organised and can't wait to start.

Down below are all the necessary details of how you can join and race with us. But act quick, sign ups are already underway and with only 32 spaces available we are acting on a 1st come 1st served basis.

Legends League TWF1 2015 Championship


Race Frequency: Bi-Weekly (Alternate Sundays)
Number of Rounds: 10
Maximum Rounds To Count: 9
Races Per Round: 1
Maximum Grid Size: 32 Registered Drivers
Bonuses: None
Maximum Season Score: 40x9= 360


Sim Settings for all TWF1 races. (Set and controlled by the server)

Factor version/Build: The Latest Build
Race Server Password: Viewable to members in the rFactor 2 Championship menu on Legends League website. Guests go here: http://legends-league.com/twfr/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1363&Itemid=672
Mod:https://www.dropbox.com/s/yzijjhwrjsz98do/F1_ASR_1992_V170.rfcmp?dl=0
Vmod: Single track and single mod each event. (No complete season in the Vmod)
Skins: Allowed
Handicapping: None
Fuel Usage: Normal
Tyre Wear: Normal
Mechanical Failures: Normal
Flag Rules: Black Only
Aids Allowed: Auto Clutch, Auto Blip and Auto Lift Only
Qualifying: Public
Car Setups: Open, within normal legal sim and mod limits
Grid: Normal Oder as per Qualifying Session
Start Type: Formation Lap / Standing Start
Race Time Of Day: 10:00AM
Race Time Scale: Normal ( i.e No time acceleration)
Race Length Type: 1 Hour Approx
Pit Stops: Optional


Specific Race Settings

Server Name: Legends-League2
Car Type: Any Car within the mod
Damage Level: 50%
Rubber Settings: Medium Rubber in Practice, Progressive in Qualifying, Warmup and Race
Weather Settings: Dry/Clear (non dynamic)
Auto Downloads: Enabled


Event Session Sequence

Free Practice: 40 Minutes
Qualifying: 20 Minutes
Warmup: 7 Minutes
Race Duration: 60 Minutes


TWF1 2015 Championship Track Schedule

Number of rounds for this championship season: 10 Rounds held every 2 weeks commencing 8th Febuary 2015, at 19:00GMT.

Round 1 / Sunday 8 February 19:00GMT / Interlagos--------------------------------------------(http://rfactor.net/web/getfile/brazilgp/)
Round 2 / Sunday 22 February 19:00GMT / Silverstone------------------------------------------ http://rfactor.net/web/2015/01/02/silverstone-circuit/
Round 3 / Sunday 8 March 19:00GMT / Monza --------------------------------------------------(http://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/rr-monza-2014.3299/download?version=4897)
Round 4 / Sunday 22 March 19:00GMT / Catalunya ---------------------------------------------(http://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/rr-barcelona-2013.3532/download?version=5212)
Round 5 / Sunday 5 April 19:00GMT / China -----------------------------------------------------(http://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/rr-china-2012.3481/download?version=5149)
Round 6 / Sunday 19 April 19:00GMT / Circuit of Americas -------------------------------------(http://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/circuit-of-the-americas.2467/download?version=3627)
Round 7 / Sunday 3 May 19:00GMT / Melbourne -------------------------------------------------(http://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/rr-melbourne-2013.3245/download?version=4828)
Round 8 / Sunday 17 May 19:00GMT / Spa -------------------------------------------------------(http://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/rr-spa-2013.3259/download?version=4845)
Round 9 / Sunday 31 May 19:00GMT / Suzuka ---------------------------------------------------(http://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/rr-suzuka-2013.4406/download?version=6696)
Round 10 / Sunday 14 June 19:00GMT / Austria -------------------------------------------------(http://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/rr-austria-2014.3595/download?version=5317)



Please note: Track versions and links are provided for information and are correct at the time of publication. However, changes may occur if improved versions are released. The actual track versions will be confirmed in the race announcement.

Please note: the 'other' weekends between championship events above, we will most likely run the same format as the following official event. So you would get an extra week of practise and we will run the format on clubs and Sunday's.
Unless an admin feels up to it (usually based in member feedback as well) and decides to run another mod for fun, it will still be on the same track prior to the official TWF1 event the following week.


Scoring System
Drivers only score championship points after completing 50% of the race distance.. They score in order of thier quoted position as reported by the main servers results. Championship points will be scored in the following sequence: 40-34-30-28-26-25-24-23-22-21-20-19-18-17-16-15-14-13-12-11-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 There will be no additional bonus points. The best 9 Results scored over the season to count for each driver.

In the event of a draw at the end of the season, the winner will be the one with the most wins. If this still results in a draw the the most 2nd places, 3rd places etc... This will include dropped rounds if necessary.

Please Read Our Rules: http://legends-league.com/twfr/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=804&Itemid=609

For any additional information or advice please ask away or visit us at http://legends-league.com/twfr/ or visit our official FORMAT thread. http://legends-league.com/twfr/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=806&Itemid=611

Legends League's Registration page can be found here: http://legends-league.com/twfr/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=340&Itemid=247
Legends League's Championship sign up thread can be found here: http://legends-league.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=9685

There you have it guys Any questions please ask away. If you are interested please register or drop your name below in this thread.


We wish you all the best of luck and enjoyment.

 

Not even been a day and we have half the grid already allocated. If you wish to join please write below your name you wsh to drive with.

 

http://isiforums.net/f/showthread.p...y-1st-February-19-00GMT**?p=336498#post336498

This will be our last pre season warmup. If you want to come along and join please feel free. Again like before I would like to suggest joining early as possible. After maxing out our server and grid last time out we can't gaurentee you can get in once the limit has been reached.

 

We have been seeing some very quick lap times this week for our last of the pre 92 warmup races. Check out the times here http://legends-league.liveracers.com/Live?server=Legends-League...don't miss out tonight. I suspect another busy server when 19:00GMT hits.

 

Interested in joing this league. I have registered on your site but await confirmation.
David O'Reilly-Car / Minardi

 

Hi David, your membership will be complete soon. Todays warmup race is not passworded so feel free to join that, the championship starts in 2 weeks.

 

David,
While you're waiting for your League Registration 'paperwork' to be completed, I've gone ahead and added your name to the Legends League TWF1 Spring 2015 Championship sign up list, to reserve you a spot.

 

There are only 9 spaces left for this championship. 23 allocated grid slots already. If you are hesitant about joining then please join in tonight at Imola to see what we're all about.
If you want to sign up for the championship please hurry though. With spaces rapidly being taken you may find yourself too late.

 

Thank you to those who joined our pre season warmup races. As a league we learnt a lot and was happy to see packed out grids at every race.

Legends-League now looks forward to the start of the championship.

 

I already signed

 

We have a grid of 27 drivers, 5 spaces left.

 

We now have upgraded the grid to allow 34 drivers. However that is already maxed out and anyone wishing to join will be put on the reserve list. We have 3 on the reserve list.

37 drivers, not bad eh....

 

38 would be better, because its more then 37.

 

Until then.....

 

34 is insane! Too much traffic.

 

Not at all. We have chosen tracks to cater for that grid size. We have thought about every aspect of this championship trust me.

Brazil we saw 29 drivers and we could have easily of had another 5 on the grid. Brazil was the shortest track on our calendar too.

 

Round 2 will be hosted at Silverstone. This has been changed from Instanbul.

First post has been updated with the correct download for the track.

 

Round 2 was a great race. 26 drivers and very few retirements. Great battles all around
Slight problems with the build but that is something we are working towards solving as soon as possible.

Round 3 Monza 15th March !!

 

So as our championship has sky-rocketed and Legends League gaining huge amounts of interest both on and off the sever with members joining up, I thought a little bit about wh exactly we are would be a nice addition to this thread.

In a nutshell:

The Legends League is a community of dedicated simracers. Most of our members are GPL-veterans, a mix of slow and fast, making it a good place for beginners and experienced racers alike. The current sims of choice are rFactor1 and rFactor2. We race every Sunday at 19:00GMT.

We take our racing seriously, but in a friendly and sportsmanlike spirit. Legends members come from all over the world - from Russia to the USA, from Sweden to Thailand and Australia.

We race using our real names. Setups are freely shared and members help each other become better racers. That’s the spirit of the Legends League.

Since 1993:

The Legends League may well be the oldest active simracing league in the world. Its origins lie in the SPRTSMS forum of Compuserve, when a group of racing enthusiasts founded F1SA (Formula 1 Simulators Association) - to keep their messages apart from the golf simmers!

That was in 1993, when HTML, email and the world wide web were largely unknown. We raced F1GP (known as World Circuit in the USA and Canada) and GP2 by Microprose, and Indycar Racing 2 by Papyrus. Mostly with keyboard or joystick, wheels and pedals being rare in those days. Consequently very few people managed to race without driving aids, those that did were called Water Walkers. And oh yes, the racing was done offline exclusively. Multiplayer didn’t exist. It was basically a hot lapping competition, as well as full length off-line racing against the AI and then comparing authenticated race times to decide the league's human (and alien even then!) winners.

Grand Prix Legends:

All that changed on October 9, 1998, when simracing took a giant leap: Papyrus introduced Grand Prix Legends. This sim featured a sophisticated physics model and, even more important, multiplayer racing over the internet.

In 1999, one of its beta-testers and distinguished member of F1SA, Joachim Trensz, ported the whole community to e-Goups (now Yahoo groups) and re-baptized it to Legends League. We no longer use GPL, but the name will remain. It doesn’t reflect the quality of our driving but our origins.

Here's an early website that we used circa 1999. See what we looked like when in our online infancy and before we had quite so many grey hairs (or for some of us - when we had hair!).

rFactor:

Grand Prix Legends was succeeded, after a few years of low league activity, by the Trans-Am mod for Papyrus’ Nascar Racing 2003. The physics and the racing were good, but the tin-topped cars didn’t spark much enthusiasm. After a brief spell of frantic racing the league turned dormant once again.

In September 2005, ISI [Image Space Inc.] sent a wake-up call: rFactor turned out to be another step up in realism. When the F3 Euroseries mod was added, we were wide awake. These were easily the best simulated open wheelers we had ever driven! The Legends Trans World Formula 3 championship (or TWF3) was organized. When the GP79 mod for rFactor came out, the Trans World Formula 1 championship (or TWF1) was added. Since then numerous rfactor championships have been organised with different mods along side the main GP79 series. Off season, Special and Annual events are on the calendar every season as well.

iRacing:

2012: Unfortunately the iRacing venture has not been succesfull despite numerous efforts* by admins and members. We had to close the iRacing department and for now its future remains uncertain in legends.

* The main reason we where unable to implement iRacing into to our League was due to iRacing's own format. For drivers out there it was no longer needed to join a league because iRacing took care of the bulk and we simply could not get enough drivers to commit to our own events.

rFactor 2:

In 2012, ISI released it's followup sim to the very successful rFactor, rFactor2. With a more sophisticated graphics and physics engine it takes the basic format and style of rFactor and pushes the limites once again. Beginning in 2014, Legends started it's first full time rFactor2 series after months of testing.

Current administration:

Legends League consists of all it's members, and is owned by all it's members. Legends League members are generally prepared to contribute their knowledge and time, and is managed on a purely volunteer basis. Legends League is currently managed with the help of:

Bret Metcalf - Managing Director & RD
John Wallace - Membership & General admin
Rouke vd Hoek - Webmaster & RD
Ray Walton - Financial Director
Rik Walker - Tech & General Admin
Chief Steward position is currently vacant
Rick Stratton - General Admin
Steve Combey - General Admin & RD
Grant Riddall - Communications and PR
Ralph Maiph - Graphic Artist
Joachim Trensz is still a member, of course, but has retired as a director and alien...

Why Sunday night racing?

All championship races last around 60 minutes and are all held on Sundays at 19:00GMT. At Legends we found this to be the ideal time slot finding people in both Europe and North and South America simultaneously available for racing. Every other night will simply yield lower numbers of drivers, including Saturdays when many people have social obligations.

Now you know why things are as they are.

 

Round 4 now up.. We look forward to what this week will bring, after some dramatic events at Monza... Anything is possible.