OLDE WORLDE INVASION - Tentative schedule & tracksOlde Worlde Invasion - Part 1• Amalfi Full Circuit
• Mugello Club Circuit
• Le Mans Bugatti Circuit
• Circuit de Catalunya School Circuit
The Olde Worlde Invasion begins on the coast of Italy with races on the short Mugello course. From there we will head north a few hours distance for some classic street racing in the quaint village of Amalfi. Next we head northwest to the upper reaches of France - destination: Le Mans, where we will tackle the Bugatti Circuit. Our final destination for this leg of the Olde Worlde Invasion takes us south and over the border into Spain where we will race the Circuit de Catalunya School Circuit.
Olde Worlde Invasion - Part 2• Camino Viejo de Montserrat Short Circuit
• Iberian Int Full Circuit
• Camino Viejo de Montserrat Extreme
The Olde Worlde Invasion continues with a quick trip to Camino Viejo de Montserrat for a run on the Short Circuit. From there we head to the Madrid region to run the Full Circuit at Iberian International. Then it is back to Camino Viejo de Montserrat to tackle the Extreme course. This last, rather long track will complete the second part of the Olde Worlde Invasion.
Olde Worlde Invasion - Part 3• Le Mans Old Mulsanne Circuit
• Silverstone National Circuit
The third leg of the Olde Worlde Invasion takes us back to Le Mans but this time to run the Old Mulsanne circuit - with a twist:
bring out ANY pre-1975 European car built to C Class. This is all to get your adrenaline flowing for the trip across the Channel to run everyone's favorite track - Silverstone... back in our beloved D Class 914s. But fear not, my friends... while in England, ship your C Class to the Vaterland for the final leg of the Olde Worlde Invasion - Nordschleife at Nurburgring.
Olde Worlde Invasion - Part 4• Nurburgring Nordschleife Full
This endurance race wraps up the first season. Points winners will be announced at a celebration banquet at the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart.
The 1st, 2nd and 3rd place points champions in both novice and advanced will be awarded prizes in the form of FM credits. 1st=60k, 2nd=25k, 3rd=15k.
Each member of the team champion will be awarded a pristine 1955 Porsche 550 Spyder! Didn't do teams
GENERAL INFORMATION:Any input on any of these ideas is appreciated.We will race a set of 3 races at each track with points averaging for overall winner. Each race will take about 10 min or so to complete for approx. 30 min at each track. Longer tracks may have reduced laps per run or less runs per session. This will put racing time at over 2 hours and total "play" time at 2.5 to 3 hours. Should easily wrap things up by midnight Eastern time.
Since there seems to be roughly equal numbers of "advanced" drivers as "novice" drivers, I think we should pair up into teams - 1 advanced and 1 novice per team. And if we have to run two lobbies, have an advanced lobby and a novice lobby. I think this will be more fun for everyone since it will put each racer up against others with similar abilities. It is 100% more fun to be racing within a few meters of another car than to be ahead (or behind) several hundred meters.
Points awarded not only to the individual drivers but also to each team. I don't want to make it too difficult to figure points but I think this is manageable.
POINTS AWARDSIndividual Points
1 pt Participation - just for showing up to race even if you can't stay for entire session
1 pt Third Place - overall track series
2 pt Second Place - overall track series
3 pt First Place - overall track series
Team Points
1 pt Participation - both teammates show up to race even if one or both can't stay for entire session
1 pt Third Place - overall track series
2 pt Second Place - overall track series
3 pt First Place - overall track series
Not sure about points for fastest lap. Sometimes that can be tough to figure if I forget to write it down at the end of a race.