OK, after the Wednesday event is over at 9 PM, I will open a private lobby at La Sarthe, with chicanes. You will have time to do about 5 laps of practice and the race will be 6 laps (± half an hour for each part).
You can pick any car you wish, up to 450 PP, Sport Soft tires, no NOS.
The car is not important as long as you can handle it, your driving is. You will get somewhere around ±5 minute laps, but you want to try to be consistent. When the lobby opens, you will get some time to do laps and get consistent within, say, half an hour or less, so the sooner you get on the track the better.
The next part will try your patience a bit, especially the faster drivers. The slowest driver will take the lead, then the second slowest, etc., will be spaced out by a calculated amount based on your most consistent lap times. so you should pay attention to them when you cross the line. You want to estimate your most consistent lap time (to within half a second or so). I will then calculate your hold times for after the first driver leaves. Whoever the fastest driver is goes last, so he has to act as the starter telling the next driver when to leave, until it is his time to leave.
The idea that is being tested here is to see if we can all cross the finish line at the same time, or as close as we can to the same time. (It's like a reversed race.) Therefore, do not draft other cars, unless you have no choice. If at all possible, take a different line. You shouldn't see too many cars until the end of the race on the long track anyway. The goal here is to see if we can all finish at the same time, so drafting won't help achieve that. If you stay consistent and you start at the proper time, it should work, right? Let's see.
If everything goes well, we should all be done in about an hour, maybe a bit more.
Please record comments here after this test.
Note: GT6's qualifying system won't work with this.
