http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/-t1.htm Wed, 07 Oct 2009 08:21:50 GMT 10 http://i82.servimg.com/u/f82/11/42/23/80/bridge10.jpg http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/-t1.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/time-to-push-to-the-next-level-t531.htm R Stanford Gentlemen, I'm amazed at how far this league has come in this season alone. We have gone from typical "Caution-Fests" to professional-level racing and everyone in the league has had a part in that. My hat is off to all the drivers who've struggled, who've attended Sim-School and have turned their driving around to become competitive week in and week out. I know that many drivers outside our league are beginning to take notice of our success and I wouldn't be surprised if ... Sim School Wed, 07 Oct 2009 08:21:50 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/time-to-push-to-the-next-level-t531.htm#2028 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/time-to-push-to-the-next-level-t531.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/endurance-racers-mod-t515.htm LenSRT Hey guys , i wanted to post something to let you all know , that we will be trying out this mod in some smaller race s , during weeks off. Sim school will be a part of the development of bringing this mod into BCR. I d like to see you guys get better at road courses , ASR isnt the best way to learn unfortunately. This mod ERM , honestly in my opinion is one of the top 5 mods ever made for rfactor. The feel of the cars is amazing. Plus there are some more cars Ferrari's for example ... Sim School Mon, 14 Sep 2009 23:02:13 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/endurance-racers-mod-t515.htm#1923 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/endurance-racers-mod-t515.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/some-tools-that-may-help-you-out-t514.htm M Dobrowney http://www.knotbeer.com/iRacerSetupHelper/CorneringAdvice.aspx]]> Sim School Mon, 14 Sep 2009 20:18:50 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/some-tools-that-may-help-you-out-t514.htm#1920 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/some-tools-that-may-help-you-out-t514.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/need-an-instructor-s-help-t495.htm Brad Atkinson I just need pointed in the right direction. I enjoy the road courses, but the ovals are giving me fits...lol. Maybe on the schedule we could alternate road courses and ovals.....lol.... j/k]]> Sim School Fri, 21 Aug 2009 14:09:19 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/need-an-instructor-s-help-t495.htm#1809 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/need-an-instructor-s-help-t495.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/this-week-at-sim-school-t496.htm LenSRT http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiB3ZhcvlJk

]]> Sim School Sat, 22 Aug 2009 06:55:37 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/this-week-at-sim-school-t496.htm#1811 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/this-week-at-sim-school-t496.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/thanks-drivers-t492.htm R Stanford I was so impressed by last night's Sim-School. The dialogue was incredible and the willingness of great setup guys to share info is a testiment to the quality of men we have in this league. I firmly believe BCR is "The" place to race because of the hard, hard work put in by all involved. I count myself lucky to be your friend and to race here. Especially to Mike Debrowney and Lance Ripka for the sacrifices they've made to give us this incredible place to race. To Len, Dwayne, ... Sim School Thu, 20 Aug 2009 11:25:30 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/thanks-drivers-t492.htm#1803 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/thanks-drivers-t492.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/sim-school-racing-series-t488.htm M Dobrowney Starting from Now we will have a Sim School Racing Series .. It is still up in the air if the series will be fixed or not .. But it is clear .. The races you all have in Wednesday After Sim Class will now be part of our testing for next season.. We will use Wednesday Night Series for Testing League changes and addons.. First beta test is the New 2010 Points system. Reseting The Anti Cheat and a few others .. Enjoy, Have some fun and please always give us feedback.. Sim School Mon, 17 Aug 2009 05:59:04 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/sim-school-racing-series-t488.htm#1778 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/sim-school-racing-series-t488.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/brake-help-t480.htm Brad Atkinson I'm not sure if something is set wrong on my controller settings or the setup. Whenever I go into a corner and just barely apply the brake I'm leaving a black mark and smoke on the track. I lift off the brake and it stays locked up for a bit longer. I'm spending alot of time going straight off the track instead of around the corner at New Jersey. I think I would like this track if I could get the brakes working right, as it is now I'm getting pretty aggravated....lol. I think my brake settings ... Sim School Wed, 12 Aug 2009 22:54:43 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/brake-help-t480.htm#1726 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/brake-help-t480.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/help-with-g25-settings-t475.htm SSpease ]]> Sim School Mon, 10 Aug 2009 00:46:19 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/help-with-g25-settings-t475.htm#1703 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/help-with-g25-settings-t475.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/sim-school-input-t467.htm R Stanford
In an effort to make Sim-School a fun, informative and positive place to learn, I would like to hear what you guys need Sim-School to be. Let me know if you want more understanding about "driving" or if you'd like more intensive "setup" advice.

I don't want any of us to get bored with it, or feel like it's not helping us to become better drivers.

Thanks,

Reydon]]> Sim School Thu, 30 Jul 2009 03:36:27 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/sim-school-input-t467.htm#1671 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/sim-school-input-t467.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/lucky-dog-question-t450.htm S Collins At Talladega, on lap 74 the 86 was hit going into the pits bringing out the caution. I was the lead lap down car at the time racing for the "lucky dog". Due to this incident the 86 was given the "lucky dog" instead of myself. Was this correct or was it a program issue in the game. I only ask because that incident is what brought out the caution and are you eligable for a "lucky dog" if you are involved in the caution? This is a question that I never cared about or ... Sim School Thu, 02 Jul 2009 20:11:11 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/lucky-dog-question-t450.htm#1566 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/lucky-dog-question-t450.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/league-racing-t436.htm M Dobrowney looks like everyone is kicking ass .. The League is having the best racing on the web to date.. Must say to all ya keep it up.. Seems the programs in place are working and everyone seem to be doing ok ..Glad everything is working out .. See ya all out there .. Sim School Mon, 15 Jun 2009 20:33:25 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/league-racing-t436.htm#1498 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/league-racing-t436.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/need-help-w-g25-t440.htm W1nstonCup ) I could use some help w/ my settings in Windows & in-game (rate, mapping, FF, etc.).

Thanks guys,

JRW]]> Sim School Thu, 18 Jun 2009 13:11:28 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/need-help-w-g25-t440.htm#1511 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/need-help-w-g25-t440.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/looseoh-my-godloose-t409.htm R Stanford After last night's sim-school, I began to spend alot of time thinking about self-spins. I know two things...no driver wants to self-spin...and the league punishes that very harshly for a reason. Self-spin's bring out cautions which can slow a whole race. I'm thinking that there are a couple of things we should consider to help drivers struggling with loose race cars. First to explain what causes that dreaded loose condition. When a car enters into a corner too fast...or throttles ... Sim School Thu, 30 Apr 2009 09:52:50 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/looseoh-my-godloose-t409.htm#1381 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/looseoh-my-godloose-t409.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/wheel-settings-question-t402.htm 20_Nick_Hill I have a question about wheel settings. I can't seem to find any settings that makes me feel stable and in control. When ARCA first came out I had settings where I felt in control. Now I feel like my car is a boat in water. If I turn slightly my car slowly swerves in that direction and I have to correct it. I spend half of my time down the strait fixing this issue. Is it my wheel settings? My setup? A combination of both? Bad driving? Or physics change? I can't get this corrected ... Sim School Fri, 24 Apr 2009 13:26:28 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/wheel-settings-question-t402.htm#1367 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/wheel-settings-question-t402.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/slow-down-t400.htm R Stanford Gentlemen, Although it's against everything within a racecar driver to slow down for anything...it's time we address a serious issue in our league. That is...slowing down when there is trouble ahead or an obvious caution coming out. Before I address that issue, however, I want to commend every driver and every team for the progress we've made in the last few weeks...getting self-spins under control and having much better racing. It's easy to complain about what is wrong with ... Sim School Wed, 22 Apr 2009 07:17:06 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/slow-down-t400.htm#1355 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/slow-down-t400.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/pit-lane-pace-speed-t387.htm LenSRT Reydon and i have been discussing how to get drivers here at BCR to sharpen their pit road skills. The one thing we agreed on was get driver s during practice sessions to obey the pit road speed limit at all time s , this would help drivers to become more skilled at handling their cars at low speed. Also this adds to the realism of the ARCA sim , as real drivers don't do 160 MPH down pit road So we are asking from now on that all driver s obey the pit road speed limit at all ... Sim School Fri, 17 Apr 2009 06:59:00 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/pit-lane-pace-speed-t387.htm#1337 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/pit-lane-pace-speed-t387.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/setup-information-link-t384.htm R Stanford http://www.racelinecentral.com/RacingSetupGuide.html]]> Sim School Mon, 13 Apr 2009 23:01:00 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/setup-information-link-t384.htm#1327 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/setup-information-link-t384.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/time-to-show-some-respect-t380.htm R Stanford I remember well, one of the first real-life races I had the chance to win. I knew I had the fastest car, I knew the two guys in front of me were struggling and I knew it was a matter of time before I'd be able to hold the checker flag and hoist a trophy while watching my wife cry in the stands. Entering into the backstretch with about two laps to go, my heart was pounding, my adrenaline was racing through my bloodstream and I was pumped. Within a mili-second I saw the second place car ... Sim School Thu, 09 Apr 2009 07:46:16 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/time-to-show-some-respect-t380.htm#1309 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/time-to-show-some-respect-t380.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/holding-the-line-t359.htm R Stanford I sincerely hope that everyone here, realizes that these articles are meant to help you as a driver and US as a league become professional Sim-Athletes. Most of us commit endless hours to making this league and our individual performances the best they can be. These articles are never meant to scold, embarrass or humiliate anyone. They are simple thoughts meant to help anyone who might be struggling with any area of racing. While we are all individual racers, we all represent our teams ... Sim School Tue, 10 Mar 2009 07:48:37 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/holding-the-line-t359.htm#1211 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/holding-the-line-t359.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/in-race-adjustments-during-pit-stops-t357.htm R Stanford One of the keys to finishing well is "keeping up with the racetrack," a term used frequently in real-life racing. What this means is, that over the course of a race, the track changes due to temperature variants...either through racing (which typically heats up the track) or weather. Driver's that are able to make correct...AND SMALL...adjustments to their racecars during pit-stops, typically fare better than drivers who simply don't know what adjustments to make or go TOO FAR ... Sim School Mon, 09 Mar 2009 11:01:15 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/in-race-adjustments-during-pit-stops-t357.htm#1203 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/in-race-adjustments-during-pit-stops-t357.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/setup-tips-t356.htm M Dobrowney BCR CHASSIS SETUP INFO FRONT SUSPENSION CAMBER • SOFTER RIGHT FRONT SPRING RATE ALLOWS MORE WHEEL TRAVEL. THE MORE BODY ROLL A CAR EXEPERIENCES, THE MORE NEGATIVE CAMBER GAIN REQUIRED IN BUMB TRAVEL AT RIGHT FRONT • LARGER AND SOFTER (MORE FLIEXIBLE) TIRES REQUIRE MORE NEGATIVE CAMBER GAIN PER INCH OF BUMB TRAVEL AT RIGHT FRONT • TOO MUCH OR TOO LITTLE RIGHT FRONT NEGATIVE CAMBER MEANS TIRE CONTACT PATCH IS NOT FLAT ON TRACK DURING CORNERING. GENERALLY CAUSES UNDERSTEER ... Sim School Mon, 09 Mar 2009 07:04:06 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/setup-tips-t356.htm#1201 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/setup-tips-t356.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/shocks-t354.htm Byron Daley Can someone explain their exact usage. I always figured it was for ride hieght changes during transitions on track. Meaning it would handle like you made an on track ride hieght change when you hit certain points on the track. Sim School Sun, 08 Mar 2009 01:13:40 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/shocks-t354.htm#1197 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/shocks-t354.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/one-on-one-training-or-fast-track-t353.htm R Stanford reydonstanford@gmail.com and I will set up a time for us to get on track. Thanks

Lee will also post his shortly...I hope. lol]]> Sim School Thu, 05 Mar 2009 05:30:05 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/one-on-one-training-or-fast-track-t353.htm#1184 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/one-on-one-training-or-fast-track-t353.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/logitech-momo-settings-t348.htm S Collins I have spent quite a bit of time getting my wheel to feel real and also help my quality of driving. Fighting the wheel has been my major issue from day one. Having a good set up is great but the wheel setup is just as important. Some already know but for me as a rookie, I'm learning alot by shock. Two ways of learning, Shock and Repetition. Here is the link for those that would like to try it out. If you all have different wheels, share your setups so others can try and better the league. I will ... Sim School Fri, 27 Feb 2009 08:47:19 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/logitech-momo-settings-t348.htm#1160 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/logitech-momo-settings-t348.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/in-pit-when-yellow-flies-question-t346.htm S Collins I just got finished with my Pitstop and was rolling down Pitlane to enter the track and the yellow flag came out. Am I to fall in behind the Pacecar right away or go by like the trail cars on the track. I have a video to show what happened. I think I should have gone on by because I ended up w/ a Stop/Go later when we started again. Any help with the right answer would be great. Thanks mms://www.kvsr.net/downloads/ARCA/Videos/pitstop.wmv Sim School Tue, 24 Feb 2009 06:37:36 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/in-pit-when-yellow-flies-question-t346.htm#1135 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/in-pit-when-yellow-flies-question-t346.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/password-for-sim-school-server-t345.htm bob64
What is the password for the sim school server.

Thanks,

Bob]]> Sim School Mon, 23 Feb 2009 23:36:17 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/password-for-sim-school-server-t345.htm#1132 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/password-for-sim-school-server-t345.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/sim-school-link-t340.htm M Dobrowney

http://bridgecityracing.com/SimSchool.html]]> Sim School Fri, 20 Feb 2009 22:41:27 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/sim-school-link-t340.htm#1114 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/sim-school-link-t340.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/essential-intructor-s-notes-car-control-t335.htm R Stanford Dale Earnhardt, Richard Petty, Jeff Gordon, Jimmy Johnson...whoever...did not become great over-night. Dreaming of coming into a league like BCR your first year and "blowing away" the competition is an unrealistic goal and will put too much pressure upon yourself to be successful. It will also cause you to drive way over your head, resulting in a lot of accidents, unintelligent moves on the race-track, and worse...will give you a reputation as a poor driver among the other competitors. The ... Sim School Wed, 18 Feb 2009 08:24:16 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/essential-intructor-s-notes-car-control-t335.htm#1096 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/essential-intructor-s-notes-car-control-t335.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/arca-sim-racing-setup-comparer-t329.htm Weidman85
Link = http://www.bertsoftware.com/asrplugin.htm]]> Sim School Mon, 16 Feb 2009 20:23:16 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/arca-sim-racing-setup-comparer-t329.htm#1075 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/arca-sim-racing-setup-comparer-t329.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/sim-school-scheduling-t319.htm Weidman85 Guys, We are about to drop the green flag on our Sim Racing School for all BCR members but before we do we need to get some input or suggestions from the drivers that are going to participate. We are talking possibly having the classes on a saturday afternoon or possibly on a Wednesday evening. For all the drivers that are eager to participate in this I would like to know what your schedules are like that would be most suitable for you all so we can have a proper structered schedule. ... Sim School Tue, 03 Feb 2009 04:14:24 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/sim-school-scheduling-t319.htm#1027 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/sim-school-scheduling-t319.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/instructor-s-notes-advancing-the-league-t312.htm R Stanford In my opinion, a great racing league like BCR...NEVER happens by accident. There is alot of hard work, endless hours and frustration by the the CEO and by the Administrators in this league. They have earned our respect in that area. From the top level, a great league is made by fairness to all drivers, good rules and enforcement of those rules...AND...good drivers. Being a good driver in this league, (again, my opinion), involves a great deal more than being fast or winning races. ... Sim School Wed, 28 Jan 2009 07:52:24 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/instructor-s-notes-advancing-the-league-t312.htm#1003 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/instructor-s-notes-advancing-the-league-t312.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/instructor-s-notes-passing-zones-t311.htm R Stanford On the simpliest level, racing is about passing the cars in front of you, or being fast enough to keep all the other cars behind you. Idealistically, you are a good enough driver to pass all the cars in front of you (assuming you have a perfect setup...which doesn't exist), and that you're able to do it cleanly and smoothly. Sadly, in all forms of racing...passing is the toughest part of the sport and takes the most work. It is also where a great number of accidents occur and where tempers ... Sim School Wed, 28 Jan 2009 07:15:28 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/instructor-s-notes-passing-zones-t311.htm#1002 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/instructor-s-notes-passing-zones-t311.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/classes-of-racing-broke-down-t245.htm M Dobrowney Class-A .. Top Driver able to race in all the series.. Class-B.. Level two driver able to race upto Monday Night Class-C Level three driver able to race upto Sunday Night Rookie Level. able to race Thursday Night Only How this will work.. It will be by how clean you can race.. FOR EX.. if you are a Rookie here .. you will have to have get to a 20 lpi and keep it above 20 to race in the paid series races So once you have a Class-C. Now you can race Sunday. So that is ... Sim School Wed, 19 Nov 2008 13:08:27 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/classes-of-racing-broke-down-t245.htm#708 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/classes-of-racing-broke-down-t245.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/helping-understanding-setups-t302.htm M Dobrowney http://www.torn8oalley.com/Setup_Guide.html]]> Sim School Wed, 21 Jan 2009 05:37:40 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/helping-understanding-setups-t302.htm#950 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/helping-understanding-setups-t302.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/super-speedway-racing-part-ii-t287.htm R Stanford A couple of other things that come to mind regarding SS racing...especially "sim" racing: 1. BEWARE OF THE CHAIN EFFECT: It would be nice if we could all stay flat-footed on the gas as we go around the speedway. However, it's not possible in sim-racing, nor in real life. The reason for this is simple physics...and reaction time. As cars line up they also "bunch up." This is caused by drivers having differing setups as well as simple mistakes made by drivers ahead. ... Sim School Tue, 06 Jan 2009 05:22:39 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/super-speedway-racing-part-ii-t287.htm#871 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/super-speedway-racing-part-ii-t287.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/super-speedway-racing-t285.htm R Stanford (Note: To experienced drivers, the following information is well known. To younger or new drivers, the information is vital). Super Speedway racing is unique to all other forms of racing for several reasons. First, it is "white-nuckle" high-speed...door to door and bumper to bumper racing from start to finish, which takes a higher level of concentration that any other form of racing. Second...it takes a great car...great pit-stops and LOTS of luck to finish well...if at all. ... Sim School Mon, 05 Jan 2009 10:06:24 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/super-speedway-racing-t285.htm#861 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/super-speedway-racing-t285.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/gearing-question-t268.htm Byron Daley At tracks like MIS and Kansas I can't find the proper gearing ratios I need. I am always getting blown away on the straightaways unless I am running the gear I like which tachs out before the corner but I can't run that because I over heat with minimum tape. So do I want a low gear and a lot of tape or vice vesa? Sim School Fri, 19 Dec 2008 12:16:13 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/gearing-question-t268.htm#799 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/gearing-question-t268.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/instructors-notes-setups-the-three-basics-t249.htm Robert Roop I have noticed alot of people getting setups from others that sometimes maybe too loose for them. Either that or they have "tweeked" the setup into a direction they think is necessary to have the winning car for that race. Far too often I have seen the sets go the absolute wrong way. Before you "tweek" on any setup recieved or default ask yourself one question. Have I drivin around this track to know what my driving style requires for this track and its characteristics? ... Sim School Sat, 22 Nov 2008 21:13:05 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/instructors-notes-setups-the-three-basics-t249.htm#725 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/instructors-notes-setups-the-three-basics-t249.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/instructor-notes-the-mindset-of-racing-important-factors-t246.htm R Stanford "There is a huge difference between being able to drive a car and becoming a great racing driver." One of the most important steps in becoming a great racecar driver is learning and understanding the philosophy behind achieving the best results...all season long...every race, for yourself and your race team. There are numerous things to consider as you approach the Season and each race. Listed below are several. 1. THIS IS REAL RACING: Sim-Racers take this sim (don't ... Sim School Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:00:39 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/instructor-notes-the-mindset-of-racing-important-factors-t246.htm#713 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/instructor-notes-the-mindset-of-racing-important-factors-t246.htm http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/racing-then-racing-clean-t200.htm M Dobrowney There has been some talk about drivers driving over there heads and I also think this is true too.. Here is some link to read over about driving a race car and understanding setups ..I think short tracks real shows who are the clean drivers and what drivers real have control of there race cars.. With that said .. the Driver Class system will be starting within the week and IF YOU GET MORE THEN THREE PENALTYS ON THE TRACK IN ONE WEEK. YOU WILL LOSE THAT CLASS OF RACING we are tryin to make bcr ... Sim School Wed, 08 Oct 2008 02:36:50 GMT http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/racing-then-racing-clean-t200.htm#575 http://bridgecitymotorsport.forumotion.com/sim-school-f5/racing-then-racing-clean-t200.htm