Sorry, no pony.
Riso Motors Hornet GT66R.
Mid-engined 226 HP V12, 908 kg.
I don’t know how my car will perform on tyres and fuel so I just set two pit stops at default lap 20/40.
No, I don’t like the headlights that much either but there’s hardly a place for them on the fender. Racing cars also don’t need indicators.
(a) I love that body. Didn’t use it myself, but I love it. (And yeah, the headlights are a bit dopey, but that’s cute. 
)
(b) Remember pit stops are at percentages - if you’re having two, they should probably be at 33 and 67, 35 and 65, 40 and 60 … something like that. The defaults are set up for a 4 pit stop race.
© Reposting my formula for estimating fuel consumption:
Estimated Race Fuel Consumption [in kg] =
(Time of Race [in hr])
* (Engine Economy @ Max Power RPMs [in g/kWh])
* (Engine Power @ Max Power RPMs [in kW])
* 1 kg/1000 g
* r
…with r likely in the range 0.44 < r < 0.61 for low-fuel-consumption tracks like the Automation Test Track (point estimate 0.52) and 0.53 < r < 0.75 for high-fuel-consumption tracks like Norisring (point estimate 0.64).
You can eyeball the numbers from the in-game graphs or read off the exact numbers for engine economy and power from the Results/Curves section of the engine variant .lua file - example:
Results={
AdjustedAFR=12.75,
AverageCruiseEcon=453.43594397352001,
BaseEcon=338.99330784286002,
BaseTorque=293.31209796106998,
BaseVE=0.93100000000000005,
CoolingRequired=88.864391049931996,
Curves={
...]
{
6500, -- <-- this is the engine RPMs
199.28471402951001,
135.65301510020001, -- <-- this is the power in kW
523.85505501344005, -- <-- this is the economy in g/kWh
23.536122865397001,
RPM=6500
} --[table: 0x0f26e668]],
...]
PeakPower=135.65301510020001,
PeakPowerRPM=6500, -- <-- this is the RPMs for peak power (i.e. the RPMs to check in the Curves, above)
...]
To get fuel tank size, open the Trim .lua file, search for “Footprint”, multiply the dimensions, divide by 10000 (m^2/cm^2), and multiply by 7.
(Using the most pessimistic estimates, my car’s race fuel consumption would be 118.5 kg - one pit stop on a 61.2 kg tank.)
That’s a very informative post, thanks. Might actually cause me to retune my engine for better high rpm economy!
Thanks for the info Packbat! if you are correct, I can almost do a race per tank 
can we part-refuel?
Just refuel on the first pitstop, new tyres on the others.
I like it! Very nice.
Edit: I just retuned my engine a bit for high perf fuel usage. I lost some track time but will probably save 20kg fuel!
Seconded - great use of fixtures, particularly the chrome.
@Riso: Yep - the actual fuel usage is determined by actual race RPMs, so it’s high-rev economy that’s crucial.
@AirJordan: Der Bayer can confirm, but I believe refueling is either a full tank or enough to finish the race with 2 laps surplus, whichever is more. So partial refueling is the default.
Fuel amount is always as much as neccessary until next stop or race end.
@Der Bayer: That’s “next fuel stop”, right?
Correct 
My entry, too bad the tire size is maxed at 620mm, would need a bit larger.
If i want 225mm width, i’m limited to 12" rims(220mm brakes).
At 13"rim, the max tire width is 205mm.
Mmph - rough. I’d probably just live with the brake fade, but that’s your call.
(That’s … a weird looking car. Unique. Love the color, though!)
There is something in windows 10 that prevents me from opening the BroBot file, is anybody else having this issue?
Managed to slice some more time out of this things lap time’s whilst remaining barely legal. Here is my car, the Griffin Ddraig:
Can you guys tell me how did you do to get the Not-Miura and the Not-Pantera body?
Our project was started this morning and strangely looks like Rob’s one. Rob I hope you don’t hire some of my employees
RobtheFiend, I take back what I said about your car looking weird.
Seriously, though: outside the headlights, I like it. Very good use of grilles and vents.
@iRaptor: If you’re on Steam, go into the workshop and look for Pyrlix’s “High Quality Essentials” collection. Both bodies are in there.
[quote=“Packbat”]Mmph - rough. I’d probably just live with the brake fade, but that’s your call.
(That’s … a weird looking car. Unique. Love the color, though!)[/quote]
Tried to get this color: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyrian_purple
Mmm, awesome. I like to change my car’s color when I change the trims, and last two seasons I did a lot of that, so I just made it off-white as a placeholder color.
[quote=“RoyalStig”]Managed to slice some more time out of this things lap time’s whilst remaining barely legal. Here is my car, the Griffin Ddraig:
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And here i thought the rear lights on the BMW E30 was large in comparison to the body. 
That front… looks like it would create enormous lift.
