RF2 Masters Historic F1 race @ 25.10.2020 17:00 GMT

Pauli Partanen

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FIA Masters Historic Formula One is the ultimate place for Formula One cars of a golden age. Now we will re-create this great event in RF2 :)

We will race Formula One cars from 1967 through to 1979 on same grid! Masters Historic Formula One takes us back to an era in which power and a creative car designer could win races, long before modern wind tunnels and energy drinks were created! Different powered cars will be mixed on grid to make truly unique event in Sim racing.

Server name: RF2 Masters Historic F1
(Server is open! Please do not practice offline, much more fun online)
https://postipate92.liveracers.com/Live/?server=RF2 Masters Historic F1

Schedule:
Check your local time on the website https://greenwichmeantime.com/time/to/gmt-local/

25.10.2020 (THIS SUNDAY)
Pract: 30 min. @ 17:00 GMT
Qual.: 30 min @ 17:30 GMT
Race : 40 laps. @ 18:00 GMT

Rules:
- Respect blue flag. Lot of different powered cars on track so lot of overtakes to be expected
- 25% damage
- No password. Everyone is free to join. Max 24 drivers so if the server is full you cannot join.
- 40 lap race with 30 min quali. Standing start
- F1 70's mod and F1 1979 in same server and everybody is free to pick their own car. Let's try to pick lot of different cars and not all with the best 79 cars ;)
- Race is not about win, but creating special event for historic F1 fans :)
- Aids: Autoclutch

Link to mods:
F1 70's:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2230024732

Silverstone:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=561198766&searchtext=silverstone

F1 1979:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2245075897&searchtext=f1+1979

Fuel:
Some basic calculation (with safe margin) for race fuel (40 laps):
Around 110L for Cosworth powered cars before 1978
Around 125L for Ferrari/BRM/Matra cars before 1978

Around 140L for Renault turbo from 1979
Around 130L for Ferrari and Alfa-romeo from 1979
Around 120L for Coswroth powered card from 1979


You should still check in game your own car fuel consumption as it depends of the car and your setup.

Inspiration:
If you are not familiar with the race format check this one:




Cup of coffee for Chief for and beer for me at (Mod creators):
https://www.paypal.me/postiandchief
 
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I do have to nitpick a little, and mention that the Wright brothers already used a wind tunnel for aerodynamic testing in 1901 and the Brabham F1 team had been using one since 1963. And there's a reason Coca Cola used to have cocaine in it. ;)

Anyway, I hope I can make it. Will have limited testing time regardless, but should be a good time as long as I can keep it on the gray stuff.
 
Rujasu said:
I do have to nitpick a little, and mention that the Wright brothers already used a wind tunnel for aerodynamic testing in 1901 and the Brabham F1 team had been using one since 1963. And there's a reason Coca Cola used to have cocaine in it. ;)

Anyway, I hope I can make it. Will have limited testing time regardless, but should be a good time as long as I can keep it on the gray stuff.
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Didn't know about that wind tunnel! Need to read about it, because sounds very interesting :)
 
Some basic calculation (with safe margin) for race fuel (40 laps):
Around 110L for Cosworth powered cars before 1978
Around 125L for Ferrari/BRM/Matra cars before 1978

Around 140L for Renault turbo from 1979
Around 130L for Ferrari and Alfa-romeo from 1979
Around 120L for Coswroth powered card from 1979


You should still check in game your own car fuel consumption as it depends of the car and your setup.
 
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