GPGSL S11: R14 Flevoland GP [VACANCIES, join now!!! || R13 QUAL online p.157, RACE p.158!!!]
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Second row, 3rd place... and John fourth row in 7th place... thank you mechanics and pitcrew.
GPGSL-3: VTR Driver, S4~S11 (2nd, 1st, 2nd, 2nd, 3th, 4th, 3th, 2nd)(Constructorstitel S7 & S9)
GPGSL-4: ONE Racing Driver, S8~S11 // TYRANT Racing Driver, S12:1st, S13:13th, S14:1st, S15:13th //
WREXHAM Motorsports Racing Driver S16: ?
GPGSL-3: VTR Driver, S4~S11 (2nd, 1st, 2nd, 2nd, 3th, 4th, 3th, 2nd)(Constructorstitel S7 & S9)
GPGSL-4: ONE Racing Driver, S8~S11 // TYRANT Racing Driver, S12:1st, S13:13th, S14:1st, S15:13th //
WREXHAM Motorsports Racing Driver S16: ?
Nice to see two cars in the top 10 - hopefully we'll have the race pace to move further forward
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Round 5 - Spanish GP - Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
It's race day at Barcelona, Spain. The fifth round of GPGSL S11 is about to start. Carlos Rodríguez is the man on pole, for a second time this season. He'll be eager to convert it to a first win for him and MPR this year. It won't be an easy feat though, with many strong competitors lining up behind him. The sun is burning down, and predictions say that definitely won't change in the upcoming 30 laps.
The cars are all lined up and ready to go
And they're on the way! Poor start for Elleker who dropped to 4th
de Bruyker has taken the lead from Rodríguez
The MPR man looks determined to get it back, but is blocked in turn 10
Bit of smoke coming up as Warrington only just avoids contact with Sanvitale
Rodríguez is back in first, having passed de Bruyker in turn 1
John Warrington has gone past Elleker, who now has to defend against Silva
Keranen is off in turn 3! Back to last place for the Flying Finn
Silva has a first look, but Elleker keeps him behind
McClure in the other Mistral tries a move on Copeman, but can't get past
de Bruyker loses 2nd place as Kederer passes him in turn 1
Both AMRs in duels, both lose them to Silva and Jalving respectively
Pedersen up to 10th after passing Chris Warrington
Copeman loses 14th to McClure, in the background we see the DMRs swapping places
Position movements after 3 laps, Kederer and Warrington up 3, Elleker down 4
Rodríguez sets the fastest lap
Hinz retakes the position he lost the previous lap
Battle between the AMRs now as Hinz tries to get past Elleker
Gilson and Cremasco going side by side in turn 10, the Brit gets the move done
Warrington takes 10th from Sanvitale
The AMR battle continues, Elleker keeps the upper hand for now
Another team intern fight, here between de Bruyker and Warrington
An optimistic move by Scala sees him bumping into Sanvitale
and sends him in a spin. He continues in 21st
Elleker with a poor line through the final corner, has to yield to both his teammate and Jalving
Warrington tries hard, but can't find a way past de Bruyker
The two Ones fighting allowes Silva to quickly close the gap
Spangenberg past Cremasco, 16th place for him
Just moments later Cremasco runs off in turn 3, slamming into the tyrewall. He escapes unhurt, but his race is over
Yellow flags out, as we see the massive train that has formed behind de Bruyker
Elleker just can't get up to speed, loses another position to Pedersen
Silva has a go at Warrington, can't get past though
Warrington past Elleker as well, the AMR driver seriously struggling
Silva with another unsuccessful attempt to pass Warrington
Slowly but steadily Rodríguez is increasing his lead over Kederer
Third time's the charm, Silva in 4th place now
Moments later Warrington locks up under braking for turn 7, and goes straight in the gravel. He can get going again, but is all the way down in 20th
Worseling with an almost non-existent gap to Spangenberg behind him
The gap got a bit smaller, nothing to worry about for Rodríguez though
Warrington closed the gap to Pedersen, and has a look in turn 10
Down the mainstraight and he gets past the MAC
Approaching the pitstop window, as we see in the timing that both Gilson and Spangenberg gained a place
Thomas got past Ancevski, still a long way to a points position though
Kederer takes the lead as Rodríguez is the first one to come in for his stop
The MPR driver gets out with noone close in front, some crucial laps up ahead for him
Silva has closed the gap to de Bruyker
Kederer comes in 2 laps after Rodríguez
This promotes de Bruyker to the temporary lead
Silva way too optimistic with this move, coming from way behind he hits de Bruyker as they go in turn 1
He spins and loses a whole bunch of positions, while de Bruyker has to go through the gravel. He maintains the lead, but lost some valuable seconds
And that's Kederer ahead of Rodríguez! Those 2 laps were enough to get him past the MPR
Rodríguez immediately tries to retake the position, but Kederer keeps the upper hand for the moment
de Bruyker, Elleker and Sanvitale the current top 3, all have yet to stop
There goes Rodríguez, a nice move to get back ahead of Kederer
Reversed situation the following lap, now Kederer is in front again
Scala has a look at Worseling, as we see Copeman coming out of the pits between the two DMR
Scala gets the move done
Elleker heading to the pits
de Bruyker also in for his stop
Jalving the big winner of the pitstops, he got up to 3rd place
Worseling gets back past Scala, as we see Silva with a new fastest lap
With all stops done, these are the current standings
That's Sanvitale facing the wrong way. A failed attempt to overtake Ancevski sent him into a spin
Gilson past de Bruyker up to 10th. The One driver really lost out big time due to the incident with Silva
Thomas and Copeman chasing Ancevski, who currently holds 12th
That's Gilson off in turn 10, throwing away the 10th place he only just gained
He keeps it out of the wall, but drops to the back end between Keranen and Sanvitale
Thomas now holds the last point spot, but he has to defend hard against Copeman
Rodríguez doesn't seem to be able to follow Kederer
de Bruyker working his way back up, passing Spangenberg for 9th in turn 1
That's Silva running in the back of Warrington!
Sending them both in a spin
Warrington shows Silva what he thinks of the move by driving straight into him as the Mistral driver tries to rejoin the track
Scala has gone past Nell, and in the timing we can also see that Copeman is ahead of Thomas now
The back end of the field, Gilson, Keranen and Spangenberg right behind each other
Sanvitale and Keranen side by side through turn 11, Keranen stays ahead
Hinz in 4th, not far behind Jalving and the final podium spot
Sanvitale hands last to Keranen
The battle for P5 between Warrington, Pedersen and Elleker
Silva again right behind Warrington
Teammate McClure didn't quite have the same pace, but he stayed out of trouble, which got him all the way up to 8th
Warrington is off in turn 10!
Silva as well! They made contact again! Silva better gives the One garage a wide berth after this race
Copeman gains another position, past Ancevski to 11th
The gap between Jalving and Hinz didn't really change these past few laps
Elleker has gone past Pedersen, and is chasing down Warrington. Seems this second set of tyres is working much better for him
Worseling has gone past Thomas, and makes on to the chase of Ancevski and the final point spot
The gap between Rodríguez and Jalving has gone down quite a bit over the last couple of laps
With 4 laps to go Elleker gets past Warrington for 5th place
Position changes within the top 10, McClure has dropped behind de Bruyker now, but still is the big winner with 9 places gained. De Bruyker on the other hand 5 down, mainly due to the incident earlier on
Copeman right behind Spangenberg
3 laps to go, and the gap between the MPR keeps on decreasing. Possible showdown in the final lap?
Copeman takes 10th from Spangenberg
Worseling goes past Ancevski and takes 12th
Silva with a clean pass for once, going past Keranen in turn 1
Warrington is being chased down by Pedersen and de Bruyker
The One driver tries to get past Pedersen, but the latter shows great driving and hangs on to 7th
Scala goes past his teammate
With Pedersen and de Bruyker battling, Warrington could build a small gap
Smoke coming out of Warrington's car, he's reporting a water leak
Kederer enters the final lap
Rodríguez a fair bit behind, but the gap to his teammate should be big enough to keep 2nd
de Bruyker with another attempt, but again Pedersen keeps the upper hand
Thomas has gone past Ancevski, as the yellow flags come out. Warrington has stopped his car in turn 5
Kederer crosses the line and takes the win
Rodríguez in 2nd, he didn't have the pace to keep up in the second half
Javling makes it a double podium for MPR, a result much needed
de Bruyker gives his best, but can't get ahead before the line
Same goes for Nell a bit further down
Race Director: Ernie B. Ecclescake
GPGTV Youtube Channel
It's race day at Barcelona, Spain. The fifth round of GPGSL S11 is about to start. Carlos Rodríguez is the man on pole, for a second time this season. He'll be eager to convert it to a first win for him and MPR this year. It won't be an easy feat though, with many strong competitors lining up behind him. The sun is burning down, and predictions say that definitely won't change in the upcoming 30 laps.
The cars are all lined up and ready to go
And they're on the way! Poor start for Elleker who dropped to 4th
de Bruyker has taken the lead from Rodríguez
The MPR man looks determined to get it back, but is blocked in turn 10
Bit of smoke coming up as Warrington only just avoids contact with Sanvitale
Rodríguez is back in first, having passed de Bruyker in turn 1
John Warrington has gone past Elleker, who now has to defend against Silva
Keranen is off in turn 3! Back to last place for the Flying Finn
Silva has a first look, but Elleker keeps him behind
McClure in the other Mistral tries a move on Copeman, but can't get past
de Bruyker loses 2nd place as Kederer passes him in turn 1
Both AMRs in duels, both lose them to Silva and Jalving respectively
Pedersen up to 10th after passing Chris Warrington
Copeman loses 14th to McClure, in the background we see the DMRs swapping places
Position movements after 3 laps, Kederer and Warrington up 3, Elleker down 4
Rodríguez sets the fastest lap
Hinz retakes the position he lost the previous lap
Battle between the AMRs now as Hinz tries to get past Elleker
Gilson and Cremasco going side by side in turn 10, the Brit gets the move done
Warrington takes 10th from Sanvitale
The AMR battle continues, Elleker keeps the upper hand for now
Another team intern fight, here between de Bruyker and Warrington
An optimistic move by Scala sees him bumping into Sanvitale
and sends him in a spin. He continues in 21st
Elleker with a poor line through the final corner, has to yield to both his teammate and Jalving
Warrington tries hard, but can't find a way past de Bruyker
The two Ones fighting allowes Silva to quickly close the gap
Spangenberg past Cremasco, 16th place for him
Just moments later Cremasco runs off in turn 3, slamming into the tyrewall. He escapes unhurt, but his race is over
Yellow flags out, as we see the massive train that has formed behind de Bruyker
Elleker just can't get up to speed, loses another position to Pedersen
Silva has a go at Warrington, can't get past though
Warrington past Elleker as well, the AMR driver seriously struggling
Silva with another unsuccessful attempt to pass Warrington
Slowly but steadily Rodríguez is increasing his lead over Kederer
Third time's the charm, Silva in 4th place now
Moments later Warrington locks up under braking for turn 7, and goes straight in the gravel. He can get going again, but is all the way down in 20th
Worseling with an almost non-existent gap to Spangenberg behind him
The gap got a bit smaller, nothing to worry about for Rodríguez though
Warrington closed the gap to Pedersen, and has a look in turn 10
Down the mainstraight and he gets past the MAC
Approaching the pitstop window, as we see in the timing that both Gilson and Spangenberg gained a place
Thomas got past Ancevski, still a long way to a points position though
Kederer takes the lead as Rodríguez is the first one to come in for his stop
The MPR driver gets out with noone close in front, some crucial laps up ahead for him
Silva has closed the gap to de Bruyker
Kederer comes in 2 laps after Rodríguez
This promotes de Bruyker to the temporary lead
Silva way too optimistic with this move, coming from way behind he hits de Bruyker as they go in turn 1
He spins and loses a whole bunch of positions, while de Bruyker has to go through the gravel. He maintains the lead, but lost some valuable seconds
And that's Kederer ahead of Rodríguez! Those 2 laps were enough to get him past the MPR
Rodríguez immediately tries to retake the position, but Kederer keeps the upper hand for the moment
de Bruyker, Elleker and Sanvitale the current top 3, all have yet to stop
There goes Rodríguez, a nice move to get back ahead of Kederer
Reversed situation the following lap, now Kederer is in front again
Scala has a look at Worseling, as we see Copeman coming out of the pits between the two DMR
Scala gets the move done
Elleker heading to the pits
de Bruyker also in for his stop
Jalving the big winner of the pitstops, he got up to 3rd place
Worseling gets back past Scala, as we see Silva with a new fastest lap
With all stops done, these are the current standings
That's Sanvitale facing the wrong way. A failed attempt to overtake Ancevski sent him into a spin
Gilson past de Bruyker up to 10th. The One driver really lost out big time due to the incident with Silva
Thomas and Copeman chasing Ancevski, who currently holds 12th
That's Gilson off in turn 10, throwing away the 10th place he only just gained
He keeps it out of the wall, but drops to the back end between Keranen and Sanvitale
Thomas now holds the last point spot, but he has to defend hard against Copeman
Rodríguez doesn't seem to be able to follow Kederer
de Bruyker working his way back up, passing Spangenberg for 9th in turn 1
That's Silva running in the back of Warrington!
Sending them both in a spin
Warrington shows Silva what he thinks of the move by driving straight into him as the Mistral driver tries to rejoin the track
Scala has gone past Nell, and in the timing we can also see that Copeman is ahead of Thomas now
The back end of the field, Gilson, Keranen and Spangenberg right behind each other
Sanvitale and Keranen side by side through turn 11, Keranen stays ahead
Hinz in 4th, not far behind Jalving and the final podium spot
Sanvitale hands last to Keranen
The battle for P5 between Warrington, Pedersen and Elleker
Silva again right behind Warrington
Teammate McClure didn't quite have the same pace, but he stayed out of trouble, which got him all the way up to 8th
Warrington is off in turn 10!
Silva as well! They made contact again! Silva better gives the One garage a wide berth after this race
Copeman gains another position, past Ancevski to 11th
The gap between Jalving and Hinz didn't really change these past few laps
Elleker has gone past Pedersen, and is chasing down Warrington. Seems this second set of tyres is working much better for him
Worseling has gone past Thomas, and makes on to the chase of Ancevski and the final point spot
The gap between Rodríguez and Jalving has gone down quite a bit over the last couple of laps
With 4 laps to go Elleker gets past Warrington for 5th place
Position changes within the top 10, McClure has dropped behind de Bruyker now, but still is the big winner with 9 places gained. De Bruyker on the other hand 5 down, mainly due to the incident earlier on
Copeman right behind Spangenberg
3 laps to go, and the gap between the MPR keeps on decreasing. Possible showdown in the final lap?
Copeman takes 10th from Spangenberg
Worseling goes past Ancevski and takes 12th
Silva with a clean pass for once, going past Keranen in turn 1
Warrington is being chased down by Pedersen and de Bruyker
The One driver tries to get past Pedersen, but the latter shows great driving and hangs on to 7th
Scala goes past his teammate
With Pedersen and de Bruyker battling, Warrington could build a small gap
Smoke coming out of Warrington's car, he's reporting a water leak
Kederer enters the final lap
Rodríguez a fair bit behind, but the gap to his teammate should be big enough to keep 2nd
de Bruyker with another attempt, but again Pedersen keeps the upper hand
Thomas has gone past Ancevski, as the yellow flags come out. Warrington has stopped his car in turn 5
Kederer crosses the line and takes the win
Rodríguez in 2nd, he didn't have the pace to keep up in the second half
Javling makes it a double podium for MPR, a result much needed
de Bruyker gives his best, but can't get ahead before the line
Same goes for Nell a bit further down
Race Director: Ernie B. EcclescakeGPGTV Youtube Channel
Tyrant Motorsports
6th for Warrington is a fantastic result for us. Best result so far this season for the team. Shame about what happened with Cremasco. Had he not crashed out, it could've been possible for him to finish up near the points. Now to look ahead to the next round.
6th for Warrington is a fantastic result for us. Best result so far this season for the team. Shame about what happened with Cremasco. Had he not crashed out, it could've been possible for him to finish up near the points. Now to look ahead to the next round.
We really would have had a chance for solid points without Matteo's mistake. So it ended as the weekend started. At least the driver swap of Matteo and Milos worked this time without further incidents. Better luck next time, I hope.
GPGSL : Team Owner of 'Maverick Track Performance' (MTP)
GPGSL : Team Owner of 'Maverick Track Performance' (MTP)
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Paulo, are you angry with us???
One Racing driver and team manager
GPGSL-3: champion in 2007/2013/2014!
GPGSL-4: testdrivers champion in Season 11!
Paulo, are you angry with us???
One Racing driver and team manager
GPGSL-3: champion in 2007/2013/2014!
GPGSL-4: testdrivers champion in Season 11!
Gawd dammit!
I appear to have John Maverick Syndrome, where my car's pace dramatically drops in a crucial moment. I also can't embed YouTube videos for amusing reactions.
Still, could be worse.
Stats: 139 Starts / 7 Wins / 9 Poles / 5 Fastest laps
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 08/11/2017 06:22PM by Carlitox.
CaptinFranko Wrote:
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> Pedersen Wrote:
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> > So, 9th, well better than nothing but please
> car,
> > mechanics, fellow drivers am i allowed to
> finish
> > in a good position this time? =) and perhaps
> even
> > score some points?
>
> [memecrunch.com]
> ge.jpg?w=400&c=1
THANK YOU! And it seemed like it actually worked!!! I finished, albeit in 7th but atleast i score some points! Great race! Glad we both scored some points for MAC! woohoo!!
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> Pedersen Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > So, 9th, well better than nothing but please
> car,
> > mechanics, fellow drivers am i allowed to
> finish
> > in a good position this time? =) and perhaps
> even
> > score some points?
>
> [memecrunch.com]
> ge.jpg?w=400&c=1
THANK YOU! And it seemed like it actually worked!!! I finished, albeit in 7th but atleast i score some points! Great race! Glad we both scored some points for MAC! woohoo!!
Carlitox schrieb:
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> I appear to have John Maverick Syndrome, where my
> car's pace dramatically drops in a crucial moment.
> I also can't embed YouTube videos for amusing
> reactions.
Cool, I didn't know I'm the official eponym for such a syndrome! Now I made a name with two things already! *Feels like a star*
GPGSL : Team Owner of 'Maverick Track Performance' (MTP)
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> I appear to have John Maverick Syndrome, where my
> car's pace dramatically drops in a crucial moment.
> I also can't embed YouTube videos for amusing
> reactions.
Cool, I didn't know I'm the official eponym for such a syndrome! Now I made a name with two things already! *Feels like a star*
GPGSL : Team Owner of 'Maverick Track Performance' (MTP)
Quick "unofficial" standings tables for those who can't wait (not so handy as official ones, yet should be correct):
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/11/2017 07:23PM by Soutsen.
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GPGSL-3: VTR Driver, S4~S11 (2nd, 1st, 2nd, 2nd, 3th, 4th, 3th, 2nd)(Constructorstitel S7 & S9)
GPGSL-4: ONE Racing Driver, S8~S11 // TYRANT Racing Driver, S12:1st, S13:13th, S14:1st, S15:13th //
WREXHAM Motorsports Racing Driver S16: ?
GPGSL-3: VTR Driver, S4~S11 (2nd, 1st, 2nd, 2nd, 3th, 4th, 3th, 2nd)(Constructorstitel S7 & S9)
GPGSL-4: ONE Racing Driver, S8~S11 // TYRANT Racing Driver, S12:1st, S13:13th, S14:1st, S15:13th //
WREXHAM Motorsports Racing Driver S16: ?
Well that first stint was pretty horrific!
Luckily with some fresh rubber my pace came back and I recovered some of the lost positions, not an ideal race though
Luckily with some fresh rubber my pace came back and I recovered some of the lost positions, not an ideal race though
What's the medical term for being ill from seeing too many colours in one instance?
Jenson drives it like he owns it; Lewis drives it like he stole it
Well that was sh**
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