rFactor 2 Round 2 Montreal Gilles Villeneuve - Sun Jul 7, 2024

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WELCOME TO ROUND 2 MONTREAL GILLES VILLENEUVE
Weather all dry
In-game starttime: 02:00 PM
Time-acceleration normal

- YOU HAVE TO KEEP THE SAME CAR THAT YOU SELECT FOR YOUR FIRST EVENT.


1990 WSPC Round 8 Montreal Highlights

The 1990 480 km of Montreal (promoted as the Player's Ltée Mondial Montréal) was the eighth round of the 1990 World Sportscar Championship season, taking place at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Canada. It took place on September 23, 1990.

The race was ended just after half distance due to a heavy accident. Jésus Pareja's Brun 962C collided with a manhole cover which had been pulled free by the ground effects of the car ahead of it, leading to a large fire. Concern over the manhole covers led to the organizers stopping the race a few laps later, with half points being awarded due to failing to complete 75% of the race distance.

This race also saw the competition debut of Peugeot, with their new 905.

 

The 1988 version of this mod does not show the fuel per lap or the relative timing to your last lap. The 1986 Montreal works correctly.
Be aware that the start/finish line is 1000 meters back on the straight before the pits.

 

No, the only difference is the position of the start/finish line. The track itself and the pits area/location are the same.

 

Yes, all dry and starttime 02:00 PM in-game.

 

Thank you Gilles for the work you do at SRO! I hope members don't forget that all this awesome fun we have is Not Free for everyone We will always try and provide free competition and we are grateful for the donations we get from our members. Thank you.

 

"RACE" Weather settings for Sunday

 

On all tracks from the F1 1988/1986 mod the pit speed limit is 200 miles/h.
Yes, that will be the same in the race.

 

Drivers briefing

1. All 6 events of this series will be broadcasteded
Broadcaster: Rob Milliken


2. Montreal Conditions
1) The race will start at 02:00 PM (in-game time of course)
2) Time acceleration = normal. Fuel = normal / Tires = normal
3) Cut Track points are set to 6
4) 100% damage
5) This event has a standing start with a formation lap. Formation lap speed = ca. 120 km/h. The race starts when the pole-sitter crosses the start line.
6) This race has variable weather, see post #9.
7) Qualification is set to "private". That means that you will be alone on track so you can put in your best time without traffic (point 3 qual rule still applies).
8) YOU HAVE TO USE THE SAME CAR THROUGHOUT THE SERIES THAT YOU CHOOSE FOR YOUR FIRST EVENT.

3. The use of the Esc. key in Qualification
Use of the Esc key during Qualifying is the equivalent of stopping your car and getting out. This may be done only in your pit stall. There are very few exceptions to this rule. Here are the only two we will currently consider. These exceptions are subject to change at any time:
- You run out of fuel in the pit lane before reaching your pit stall.

If you use the Esc key in any location other than your pit stall, your Qualifying session is over and you may not return to the track.

4. You can find the password for the race server on the Montreal event page.

5. Unregistering in time if you can't make it.

6. Please use the SAME NAME in the rFactor 2 game as on our SRO signup list or it won't match in our automated result processing.
You can change your name in the rFactor 2 "Profile" menu.

7. If you plan to PROTEST another driver, you have to wait 24 hours counting from the end of the race.
Any protest filed before that time will be viewed as not received. You can find the rules about submitting a protest here.

8. You can find the server by typing SRO or the track name. Add the server to your favorites so you can always find it.
If you can't find the server in the rFactor 2 server list, you can access this way:
1. click on this link: https://simracepackages.lima-city.de/rF2server/
2. scroll down to "SRO" (it's alphabetical)
3. choose the correct server and Join with the password (see point 4 above)
4. the server will start automatically and will take you to the event




Last but not least ... SIMRACINGONLINE wishes you a great race!
And always remember that your fellow SRO members have also put in a lot of time practising for this race,
so please be careful and respectful with your buddies.

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If you have questions, please ask them below.

 

I also checked it and I'm keeping the wheel straight. We can't undo what's happened so let's forget about it. Racing incident.