BRC QuER - Hockenheim 1000 km 1976 [FINISHED]

280kph, NA, low 2:22’s

Great. I can’t use the open beta so now I have to download the normal version, and I can’t right now.

[quote=“robt100”]Taking quite an interest in this one!
I just wondered if anybody knows how I can calculate economy? As I assume the mpg(UK) mentioned on the car overview screen isnt for ‘racing speeds’ otherwise it’d be a 2 stop race![/quote]

Read the beginning part of the thread and click here.

Meet the revolution in motoring history. The Bit Motors 1976 Snuggles.
This 500 kg beast is rocketed along by it’s 80hp, 550cc 4 cylinder engine.
reaching speeds of up to (almost) 160kph.

get ready to see some high-medium speed overtaking… because this car will most likely be overtaken multiple times per lap. But look damn good doing it.



That moment when you have been testing for 2 days with the strange idea in the back of your mind that the tires only were allowed to be 165 wide. Just knocked about 10 seconds of my time by reading the rules :stuck_out_tongue:

[quote=“Bit”]This 500 kg beast is rocketed along by it’s 80hp, 550cc 4 cylinder engine.
reaching speeds of up to (almost) 160kph.[/quote]

You can not outNerd Nerd.

I heard Nerd plans to make a fast car.

[quote=“KLinardo”]

[quote=“robt100”]Taking quite an interest in this one!
I just wondered if anybody knows how I can calculate economy? As I assume the mpg(UK) mentioned on the car overview screen isnt for ‘racing speeds’ otherwise it’d be a 2 stop race![/quote]

Read the beginning part of the thread and click here.[/quote]

Head now spinning…think I need a lie down!!

Sorry - I wish I could make it simpler than that, but there’s no real way to.

…random question: how much engine reliability is everyone running? Given that this is a single, very long race, I’ve been aiming for 45.

I will post a diagram showing the finishing chance over time for various reliabilites, soon.

Nice! Thank you!

(Is it a simple half-life kind of thing?)

Will there be an Index of Thermal efficiency award? :slight_smile:

Here is the first promo picture of the entrant from Erin’s race division, ErinSport:

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Inspired by Group 4 and 5 legends such as the BMW 3.5 CSL, Zakspeed Capri, Lancia Beta Montecarlo and so on. Wide body kit, big spoiler and a massive engine; meet the ErinSport Civera Silhouette. It’s like the normal one, but a bit more RaceCar™.

A full press release of the official livery will be coming in the next week or so.

Also, #99 is mine :wink:

If I didn’t make a mistake, this is how the finishing chances are:

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It shows full throttle time for engine reliabilities 5-50, so for the 1000 km race you probably need to look at 4,5-5 hours.

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Hey, Redhawk Performance Group is currently testing a very similar basic body to what ErinSport is testing…

@Der Bayer: …huh. That’s a simpler formula than I was expecting.

Love how Erin Motorsports has adapted the teal colour to their racing machine, will be enteresting to see if it helps in regards to accidents.

It is always fun to try something new, so I went with a different idea.

18" tires and 265 width? Check

0-100 in 5,1

80-120 in 2,2

290km/h top speed

Track times of mid/high 2.24’s with NA engine

Still somewhere between 0.4-1.0 sec to be found fiddling with settings at least.

Apologize for sad/boring look, not finalized yet

“What a manly beast! No on can defeat it after we destroy the opponents!” - Puffsters Viking Driver

You must have a significant engine in that to get it to 290! XD

[quote=“Absurdist”]“What a manly beast! No on can defeat it after we destroy the opponents!” - Puffsters Viking Driver

You must have a significant engine in that to get it to 290! XD[/quote]

I wonder how much it weighs :laughing:

DMA is working on one, but its still a pitstop per lap slower than what has been posted.