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Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 26, 2020 01:58AM
Posted by: shep34
Oh dear..... the DMR boys have their work cut out for them to salvage anything from this round....





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Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 26, 2020 02:06AM
Posted by: gareth
shep34 Wrote:
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> Oh dear..... the DMR boys have their work cut out
> for them to salvage anything from this round....


Yup, bit of a disaster so far. Not to hope that anyone crashes out, but hoping for a lot of front runners to crash out ;)
Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 26, 2020 02:43AM
Posted by: JayB_7
3rd and 8th for us.. it's going to be a good race day, I can feel it:-)




Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 26, 2020 03:05AM
Posted by: n00binio
JayB_7 schrieb:
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> 3rd and 8th for us.. it's going to be a good race
> day, I can feel it:-)

Hmmm ;)



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Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 26, 2020 04:38AM
Posted by: Mullet345
4th for De Bruyker. We are quite pleased with that result and gives us hope that we can bring home a solid haul of points. For Majumdar it's going to be a lot of work for him to get himself up through the field from the rear of the grid, but we have faith that he will be able to manage it (just as long as he doesn't get caught up in other's misfortunes).




Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 26, 2020 09:40AM
Posted by: JackHammer
Oh that was not good for me, hopefully I can make it up in the race, but with all the boosts, maybe not



Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 26, 2020 10:46AM
Posted by: Turbo Lover
Another bad quali like in Melbourne.



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Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 26, 2020 11:42AM
Posted by: SchueyFan
Good to see Tobi on the front row - should be a good race!





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Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 26, 2020 11:50AM
Posted by: ooleeeo
Back of the grid...the second run was unlucky to be out in traffic...let's see what we can do in the race.

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Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 26, 2020 03:39PM
Posted by: Addrodoc
Well that qualifying was just awful. Not expecting much from the race after that.



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Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 26, 2020 03:41PM
Posted by: Brett Sinclair
Just like I prospected... 4th and into the top 5 in Qualifying, glad with that result. ;-)



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Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 26, 2020 07:03PM
Posted by: X_Acto
Not very optimist at the moment. Let's see how the race goes...

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Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 26, 2020 08:42PM
Posted by: Rod_vs
20th.

Is there a possibility to travel directly to Sepang?? :(:(:(:(:(


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Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 26, 2020 09:22PM
Posted by: TheFireKing
I am confident that it will be a good race.
good job starting third, jeroen.


Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 26, 2020 11:38PM
Posted by: Bandon23
12th not what I expect. Hoping for a good race for us.
Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 26, 2020 11:58PM
Posted by: GPGSL
It's race day, welcome to the Japanese GP. We expect no rain so this should be a straight fight to the end.


2nd place man Kederer has his eyes fixed on the lights


Away we go. Solid getaways for the contenders for the race win.


Keder has to go for the outside of T1 and loses out to Buitenhuis and De Bruyker






De Bruyker attacking Buitenhuis and Hinz is having a go at Kederer


Both make their moves stick








The Mistrals are enjoying their private battle




Majumdar runs wide at the chicane


The replay shows he got a nudge by Gilson. Good thinking by Gilson if you ask me


It's a close race for the final podium spot with Hinz attacking Buitenhius and Pedersen challenging Kederer






Positions remain unchanged however


No gaps opening up yet, this could be a race decided by tactics


The only tactic McCarthy knows is attack






The battle for 3rd is still going on with nobody gaining a decisive advantage


McClure certainly feeling lucky in 11th


At the back Majumdar is still trying to make up lost ground


Karda enjoys a solid lead over De Bruyker










O'Neill trying to pass Russell's Lego car


It doesn't work out for him


The Demons enjoy each others company


Silva and Williams squabble over the last points position






Kederer is still trying to keep in touch with the podium positions


Slipstreaming on the run up to 130r is a constant theme in this race. However, due to everyone using a boost, it rarely works












De Bruyker hasn't given up on winning this race. Karda is unable to escape


O'Neill finaly takes Russell's 8th place






Elleker is copying O'Neill's move to pass Williams for 12th








Business as usual for 3rd to 6th


Scala is loosing 10th to McClure. One of the rare cases of slipstreaming working out for the attacker














Williams now gets under pressure from Sakata. Williams is clearly struggling in his first stint












Greidanus won't be happy with 20th. He is stuck behind Parachki and the two Demons




Silva in a lonely 16th


No news on 3rd to 8th


A look at the standing on lap 10








The race leader is the first to pit on lap 11. Is he trying to secure 1st by undercutting?


Pedersen also stopping early. Good call by his crew to move him out of traffic




Sudddenly everyone seems to have the same idea




The question is: can De Bruyker make the overcut work? This is getting interesting






De Bruyker goes for another lap










Kederer opts for a long first stint and is up into 2nd




De Bruyker rejoins behind Karda, the undercut worked for now. However, Karda will have to take care of his tyres to make it to the end while maintaining good pace


Crucially, there are cars in between Karda and De Bruyker




Still no


Buitenhuis has not stopped yet and takes the lead in front of Kederer


Both Karda and De Bruyker try to pass traffic quickly, to hinder the late stoppers from making any inroads








Buitenhuis and Kederer finally in the pits






Hinz made the undercut on Buitenhuis work


McCarthy hasn't stopped yet and enjoys his time in the lead




It's hammer time for both Karda and De Bruyker as they try to slice through traffic






McCarthy and Greidanus finally pit at the end of lap 14




They rejoin at the back of the field




Gilson in a lonely 22th. Horrible race for him


Towards the pointy end of the field the gaps are decreasing














De Bruyker is closing th gap to the leader. Is Karda struggling with his tyres? Still 9 laps to go






And De Bruyker sets himself up for a first move for the lead


Pedersen is leading a group covering positions 9th to 13th




De Bruyker sticking his nose in at 130r. Kudos to both drivers for having this under control




Their battle enables Hinz to close the gap




Kederer is stuck behind Buitenhuis. I'm pretty sure he would rather join the party for the podium


O'Neill in a solid 8th place


Elleker also made good progress so far


The two Demons are still inseparable




Uh oh, Hinz is slowing down


He is quickly overtaken by Buitenhuis and Kederer


The AMR crew confirms its an electrical problem


Intersting tactics going on here: Hinz uses his stricken car to block Pedersen and enable teammate Elleker to overtake both of them in one go.


Looking out of my commentator's box I can see MAC boss McGregor shaking his fist at AMR boss Ingers


Meanwhile Kederer finally finds his way past Buitenhuis




Hinz pits for repairs


Karda is now under massive pressure from De Bruyker








A look at the standings as we enter the last 5 laps












MMM is in for a great result with positions 4th and 5th




The battling at the front helped the drivers in positions 3rd to 7th closing the gap to the leaders.


The repaired AMR is good enough for the fastest lap of the race


The pressure is rising with 3 laps to go




McClure seems to be in trouble. A shame, he droe a solid race so far






Pedersen is trying to fend of a charging Rodriguez




Kederer is now into the mix for the win


McClure calls it a day. The team reports a loose wheel


De Bruyker throws another attack at Karda who defends brilliantly into the final chicane




The fight for the wooden spoon


We're on the last lap and De Bruyker goes for a move into the Degner curves




He pushes Karda wide and makes it stick! Wow! Heartbreak for Karda as he looses the top spot with half a lap to go.


Kederer finds no way to profit from the situation and stays in 3rd




De Bruyker manages to open up a small gap


Karda is beaten and is now under a final attack from Kederer. He is able to defend 2nd however




De Bruyker wins. He only led for half a lap but he did so when it mattered. Great drive!


Karda 2nd, probably mixed feelings for him


Kederer 3rd, keeping himself out of trouble and earning a solid podium finish


And the remaining points positions








Elleker in 8th was too fast for the GPGSL cameras for some reason. Insert a mental image of him here









Someone has to be last so it's only fair to pay tribute to Parachki as well








Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 27, 2020 01:10AM
Posted by: Addrodoc
Glad that race is over! :-( Hope the engineers got some decent data as we tootle along at the back!



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Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 27, 2020 01:19AM
Posted by: Parachki
Write this season off for me, expected it would be this way.

Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 27, 2020 01:25AM
Posted by: Mullet345
Extremely pleased with the result. Great drive by De Bruyker to bring home the win, though we do feel for Karda and Atlantic knowing that the race was theirs for the taking had the tyres not let them down at the end. As for Majumdar it looks like he still needs to get used to the car as he can't quite get the most out of it, and that could prove to be a roadblock in our challenge for the constructors title.




Re: GPGSL R2-S14 Japanese GP - Suzuka
Date: July 27, 2020 03:25AM
Posted by: Dom
It may be bittersweet, but I am super proud of my team. They did a phenomenal job with the car setup. Congrats Marcus on the race win - you took your advantage like a true champ!

As for the tyres, I guess the undercut may have not gone 100% as planned, but it still worked out alright despite the tyre wear kicking in later in the race. Time to look forward now - it didn't take me long to get on the podium in the main game, so let's hope we can take it one step further!





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