I am hoping to get some information from my fellow racers about the racing in Costa Rica. I am trying to get a basic starting set-up for my car before we start the detail testing in a month or so.
I need tho get a better idea what the top speed that the GT3, GT2, and GT1 cars see on the track.
I need a basic idea how rough the track is for spring set-up.
I need to know how many hours of track time we get per weekend for both tire and fuel use estimates.
I need to know all the suppliers of race fuel. I understand Larson is one, are there others?
Thanks for your help in advance!
Porache GT2 needs some advise!
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PorscheRacer
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the top speed of the gt1 is around the 135 mph, for the gt2 is 125 mph and 118 mph for the gt3.
the asphalt is good most of the gt1 use compound 250 with the goodyear tyres
for each event is allowed to use 6 tyres for the qualifying and the two heats of the race.
the racing fuel its only sale by Larson.
the asphalt is good most of the gt1 use compound 250 with the goodyear tyres
for each event is allowed to use 6 tyres for the qualifying and the two heats of the race.
the racing fuel its only sale by Larson.
The track isn´t that bumpy, at least from what I´ve felt in street cars, but I do think it´s a bit abrasive
On a race weekend you get:
1 warm up run on saturday (15 mins)
2 qualifying runs (15 mins each I think) saturday
One warm up on sunday
Two heats ( anywhere from 30 mins to 45 mins) on sunday
Only 6 tyres are allowed per event, for saturday and sunday, they are "stamped" by an official, you can change tires on saturday, but you´ll lose any previously recorded lap times. Rain tyres are free in number and specs
On a race weekend you get:
1 warm up run on saturday (15 mins)
2 qualifying runs (15 mins each I think) saturday
One warm up on sunday
Two heats ( anywhere from 30 mins to 45 mins) on sunday
Only 6 tyres are allowed per event, for saturday and sunday, they are "stamped" by an official, you can change tires on saturday, but you´ll lose any previously recorded lap times. Rain tyres are free in number and specs
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Re: Porache GT2 needs some advise!
call promotor buddy ;)PorscheRacer escribió:I am hoping to get some information from my fellow racers about the racing in Costa Rica. I am trying to get a basic starting set-up for my car before we start the detail testing in a month or so.
I need tho get a better idea what the top speed that the GT3, GT2, and GT1 cars see on the track.
I need a basic idea how rough the track is for spring set-up.
I need to know how many hours of track time we get per weekend for both tire and fuel use estimates.
I need to know all the suppliers of race fuel. I understand Larson is one, are there others?
Thanks for your help in advance!