GP3 World Series 2008 Season | R.I.P.
Posted by Anonymous User
yep the one with higher length.
-EDIT-
I reuploaded the track in my site. I quickly added a couple of jams to replace to have a proper appearence...
-------------------------------
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/21/2008 12:56AM by R_Scandura.
-EDIT-
I reuploaded the track in my site. I quickly added a couple of jams to replace to have a proper appearence...
-------------------------------
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/21/2008 12:56AM by R_Scandura.
Thanks alot Roberto! 
Thanks, Rob!!!
One Racing driver and team manager
GPGSL-3: champion in 2007/2013/2014!
GPGSL-4: testdrivers champion in Season 11!
One Racing driver and team manager
GPGSL-3: champion in 2007/2013/2014!
GPGSL-4: testdrivers champion in Season 11!
Weather forecast for Curitiba race weekend
Friday: 20% chance of rain
Saturday: 15% chance of rain
Sunday: 15% chance of rain
this weather datas are taken from a real weather site! So looks like, that we have not so much rain on the first race weekend!
Friday: 20% chance of rain
Saturday: 15% chance of rain
Sunday: 15% chance of rain
this weather datas are taken from a real weather site! So looks like, that we have not so much rain on the first race weekend!
That's a great idea, keeping it realistic as possible 
Team Owner of ItalianEnglish Dynamics in GPG Super League
GP4 Season 5: 7) Jethro Walters. 8) Zsigmond Somogyi. TD) Stuart Ingers and Joel Henrique
GP3 Season 5: 14) Nathan Turner. 15) Tobias Kederer.
6 Time Race Winners
GP4 Season 5: 7) Jethro Walters. 8) Zsigmond Somogyi. TD) Stuart Ingers and Joel Henrique
GP3 Season 5: 14) Nathan Turner. 15) Tobias Kederer.
6 Time Race Winners
I'm anxious!!! hehehe
One Racing driver and team manager
GPGSL-3: champion in 2007/2013/2014!
GPGSL-4: testdrivers champion in Season 11!
One Racing driver and team manager
GPGSL-3: champion in 2007/2013/2014!
GPGSL-4: testdrivers champion in Season 11!
Welcome to the first Free Practice of the new GP3 World Series Season!
Ryan Gault is the first one, who goes out
Lucas Jeha is one of the two brazilian drivers, who will have at this weekend a huge crowd in the back!
Ryan Gault's first lap is a good one! Let's see what the other can make...
The oldest driver in the field, German Hans-Helmut Wiencke, can drive on place 2.
And there comes Daniel Paiva in the black beast! Fastest Time for the portugese driver!
The youngest driver, Andrew Jewitt, can only save the sixth fastest time.
Lucas Jeha can drive into the Top 3.
Dean Kittleson burns a new fastest time into the asphalt.
Viljami Kutvonen drives a weak time.
Daniel Finney is also driving a weak time.
While we see the second brazilian Rodrigo Vilela, Nick Vooght driving a new fastest time.
Paiva isn't able to set a better time.
But Antonis Baltzo has a good chance!
And Yes! The Greek man can catch place 1 !!
Vilela can save place 9.
Nick Vooght on his next run, but a driver in front block him.
He can't overtake the Racing Cats driver not!
So his run is destroyed! Far away from the top 3.
Paulo Silva can make a hugh step! From the last place to the 9th place.
Daniel Finney must have problems with his car. Very bad position for the english F1N Racing driver.
With him also ends the free practice!
Here are the results:
Excellent driving mr Vooght, lol, and awful stuff from me! Hmm, seems F1N Racing are making a habit at finishing at both ends of the time sheets 
Circuit Thermalito
Liverpool Waterfront Circuit (WIP)
Circuit Thermalito
Liverpool Waterfront Circuit (WIP)
Wow... 12th... well, better than performance days...
Rotty, you put wrong team for Alessio Rosa... it's Racing Cats, not One...
One Racing driver and team manager
GPGSL-3: champion in 2007/2013/2014!
GPGSL-4: testdrivers champion in Season 11!
Rotty, you put wrong team for Alessio Rosa... it's Racing Cats, not One...
One Racing driver and team manager
GPGSL-3: champion in 2007/2013/2014!
GPGSL-4: testdrivers champion in Season 11!
I've got some questions about this series.
How are the perfs calculated for each session?
Why don't you post movies of the sessions, so participants can see live sessions, this is what we do for the GP4 WGP/W300 series.
[www.mediafire.com] Some say you should click it, you know you want to. [www.gp4central.com] <----GP4 Central
How are the perfs calculated for each session?
Why don't you post movies of the sessions, so participants can see live sessions, this is what we do for the GP4 WGP/W300 series.
[www.mediafire.com] Some say you should click it, you know you want to.
[www.gp4central.com] <----GP4 CentralRod_vs Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Rotty, you put wrong team for Alessio Rosa... it's
> Racing Cats, not One...
I know. I will fixed that tomorrow when I have upload the qualify session.
-------------------------------------------------------
> Rotty, you put wrong team for Alessio Rosa... it's
> Racing Cats, not One...
I know. I will fixed that tomorrow when I have upload the qualify session.
The late posting of videos is not because of the workload, usually more to do with the fact that the guys are busy and have lives outside the forums, but yes you are right, it is a big job to do. Still it would be a good idea to make a presentation video for the website if you have one.
I'm not sure how you apply the points won to the performance files. It appears that you subtract 30 performance points for a win and then add them for a loss, which doesn't look quite right to me, but of course you can correct me if I have it wrong.
The WGP/W300 uses the following formula. 30 points for the win, 25 for second, 20 for third, 19 for fourth down to 1 for 22nd. That way all drivers and teams can earn championship points unless they DNF of course.
The team constructors earn points, the drivers points for each team are added together, the total for each team is divided by four and added to the teams BHP performance, the full points total is subtracted from the failure range. The BHP is capped, 920Q,940R, once a team reaches the cap, only the total points are subtracted from the failure range after each session.
Example for a team:
driver 1 finishes on pole = 30 points
driver 2 finishes 4th = 19 points
total team points = 49
divide by four = 12
12 added to the BHP
49 subtracted from the qualy and race failure range.
(starting perf)
[Team #00]
Name=XXXXXXXXXXX
Performance=780,800,1000
First Driver=21,Driver XXX,16020,600,16050,600
Second Driver=22,DriverYYY,16020,600,16050,600
(end session perf)
[Team #00]
Name=XXXXXXXXXXX
Performance=792,812,951
First Driver=21,Driver XXX,16050,570,16080,570
Second Driver=22,DriverYYY,16039,581,16069,570
After each race, the perfs are adjusted and posted in the thread so the team owners and drivers can readily see their performance value progress throughout the series.
A Championship table for teams and drivers is posted after each session as well.
At the end of the season, a different formula is applied to the teams and drivers performance. Teams and drivers failure range is reset to the starter performance first.
Example:
First Driver=3,xxxxxxxxx,16443,600,16493,600 <-end of season perf
minus starter perf Qualify 16020 = First Driver=3,xxxxxxxxx,423,
Divide by 5 = First Driver=3,xxxxxxxxx,84,
Add to season starter perf = First Driver=3,xxxxxxxxx,16104,
First Driver=3,Josh Rayman,16104,600,16134,600 <-new season starter perf
Constructors Championship points are divided by 22, then added to the season starter perf.
Example:
Team #00 657 total constructor points /22 = 30
add to season starter perf = Performance=810,830,1000 <-new season starter
perf.
What starter performance and BHP cap you would use is dependent on the lap-times and performance values you wish to create, which depends on the type of cars I would think, a physics file could possibly be used as well to fine tune the performance.
I have xl database files that calculate the perfs, they only require insertion of the points after each session, if you'd like to see them for comparison I can send them on.
The formulas shown actually work a treat, it's taken us two seasons to fine-tune them, and there was a lot of submissions from participants in the series. The original design for the series was far different to what we use now and I think is a fair way of points and performance distribution for all of the participants.
This is not to say how you should be doing your series, but to show all of you how we do the calculations in the GP4 forum, perhaps you can use some of our ideas as they are tested.
Cheers
[www.mediafire.com] Some say you should click it, you know you want to. [www.gp4central.com] <----GP4 Central
I'm not sure how you apply the points won to the performance files. It appears that you subtract 30 performance points for a win and then add them for a loss, which doesn't look quite right to me, but of course you can correct me if I have it wrong.
The WGP/W300 uses the following formula. 30 points for the win, 25 for second, 20 for third, 19 for fourth down to 1 for 22nd. That way all drivers and teams can earn championship points unless they DNF of course.
The team constructors earn points, the drivers points for each team are added together, the total for each team is divided by four and added to the teams BHP performance, the full points total is subtracted from the failure range. The BHP is capped, 920Q,940R, once a team reaches the cap, only the total points are subtracted from the failure range after each session.
Example for a team:
driver 1 finishes on pole = 30 points
driver 2 finishes 4th = 19 points
total team points = 49
divide by four = 12
12 added to the BHP
49 subtracted from the qualy and race failure range.
(starting perf)
[Team #00]
Name=XXXXXXXXXXX
Performance=780,800,1000
First Driver=21,Driver XXX,16020,600,16050,600
Second Driver=22,DriverYYY,16020,600,16050,600
(end session perf)
[Team #00]
Name=XXXXXXXXXXX
Performance=792,812,951
First Driver=21,Driver XXX,16050,570,16080,570
Second Driver=22,DriverYYY,16039,581,16069,570
After each race, the perfs are adjusted and posted in the thread so the team owners and drivers can readily see their performance value progress throughout the series.
A Championship table for teams and drivers is posted after each session as well.
At the end of the season, a different formula is applied to the teams and drivers performance. Teams and drivers failure range is reset to the starter performance first.
Example:
First Driver=3,xxxxxxxxx,16443,600,16493,600 <-end of season perf
minus starter perf Qualify 16020 = First Driver=3,xxxxxxxxx,423,
Divide by 5 = First Driver=3,xxxxxxxxx,84,
Add to season starter perf = First Driver=3,xxxxxxxxx,16104,
First Driver=3,Josh Rayman,16104,600,16134,600 <-new season starter perf
Constructors Championship points are divided by 22, then added to the season starter perf.
Example:
Team #00 657 total constructor points /22 = 30
add to season starter perf = Performance=810,830,1000 <-new season starter
perf.
What starter performance and BHP cap you would use is dependent on the lap-times and performance values you wish to create, which depends on the type of cars I would think, a physics file could possibly be used as well to fine tune the performance.
I have xl database files that calculate the perfs, they only require insertion of the points after each session, if you'd like to see them for comparison I can send them on.
The formulas shown actually work a treat, it's taken us two seasons to fine-tune them, and there was a lot of submissions from participants in the series. The original design for the series was far different to what we use now and I think is a fair way of points and performance distribution for all of the participants.
This is not to say how you should be doing your series, but to show all of you how we do the calculations in the GP4 forum, perhaps you can use some of our ideas as they are tested.
Cheers
[www.mediafire.com] Some say you should click it, you know you want to.
[www.gp4central.com] <----GP4 CentralGreat pictures!
I look forward for the Qualify session...
-----------------------------------------------------
I look forward for the Qualify session...
-----------------------------------------------------
.... je je ... i feel good
Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.