Vance was third in his Audi, then Gabby Chaves in the No. Pombo’s lap was three-sevenths of a second faster than BHA’s Michael Lewis. However, in the closing minutes, Pombo set the quickest lap in the class for Friday with a lap at 103.332 mph, good for 19th fastest. TCR saw Bryan Herta Autosport quickest for much of the session. Team Hardpoint’s Spencer Pumpelly was 10th in his Audi. McQuarrie was eighth, while Scott Maxwell was ninth.
Heylen was sixth in his Porsche, then Robby Foley in Turner Motorsport’s No. 4 Mercedes in place of Indy Dontje this weekend. Lewis was third fastest, followed by Billy Johnson, who is racing Winward Racing’s No. This lap was three-tenths of a second faster than KohR Motorsports’ Kyle Marcelli in the No. On his first lap back at speed, Liddell turned in the fastest lap of the whole session at 106.248 mph. The Chevrolet Camaro GT4.R was not hurt by the tire issue. He set the time to beat early on, then cut a tire and stopped on-course. In the mid-afternoon session, Liddell was fastest overall for nearly the entire session. IMSA MICHELIN PILOT CHALLENGE ROAD AMERICA 120 PRACTICE NO. RoadShagger Racing’s Jon Morley was fifth. Teammate Ryan Eversley was third quickest, while Fast MD Racing’s James Vance was fourth. Simpson’s lap was one-quarter of a second faster than LA Honda World Racing’s Mat Pombo in the No. Simpson turned in a lap at 102.832 mph, good enough for 16th overall, to lead the class. In TCR, JDC-Miller MotorSports’ Stephen Simpson was able to break the stranglehold that Bryan Herta Autosport had on the speed charts in Sebring. Tom Dyer was eighth in the second CarBahn Audi, while Turner Motorsport’s Bill Auberlen and Multimatic Motorsports’ Sebastian Priaulx rounded out the top 10. Riley Motorsports’ Dylan Murry was sixth, while BGB Motorsports’ Jan Heylen was seventh. Murillo Racing’s Eric Foss was fourth in his Mercedes, while Rebel Rock Racing’s Robin Liddell was fifth in the sole Chevrolet in the field. The middle sector was a second and a third slower than Hindman. On a different lap, Lewis set the best times in Sector Nos. Motorsport in Action’s Corey Lewis was third fastest in his McLaren.
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Hindman’s lap was a full eight-tenths of a second faster than CarBahn Motorsports with Peregrine Racing’s Tyler McQuarrie in the No. It is still more than a half-second off of the best laps from last year, though. Hindman’s quick lap of the day came only 20 minutes into the session. Hindman’s lap at 106.301 mph during the opening practice session held up throughout the day. (And the renewal for season 10, while much more costly, was still quite the bargain compared to other drivers.) She will have a place in my heart forever.Archangel Motorsports’ Trent Hindman was fastest overall Friday (July 31) in IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge practice at Road America.
And while she wasn't a pay driver, her initial three-year contract was super cheap. She improved up to her 5-star potential quite rapidly, and her solid Marketability of 85% regularly got random buffs that helped put the team over the top into 5-star territory (her teammate Antonella Casaldi not quite providing enough on her end with 78%). It also pinched a bit over my last three seasons, as I discovered the hot young prospect I'd signed to a 36-month deal, Oronzo Vial, was going to be a very slow learner and early peaker.Īt least I'd hit the lottery with the one other promising young talent I found and signed: Emma Breeze, who I believe was randomly generated. (There wound up being one exception, when a rival-team-espionage event prompted me to sack a mechanic for cause.) Without it, I might well have been able to win the ERS a year earlier. I put myself under one major role-playing restriction from the start: I did not allow myself to fire anyone, but waited until their contracts were expiring to replace them.
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In the final season, as can be seen from the second image above, I trailed over the first third (didn't help that each of my drivers binned it once in the first four races), caught up over the middle third, and then pulled away over the final third as our primary rival Lucia Flores' season fell apart. My drivers finished that season 2nd and 6th, and the team 3rd again (just barely behind second-place Rossini this time). In the third season, my cars continued to improve fast, and I stayed in the hunt for both the drivers' and constructors' championships until the last couple races. It took me ten seasons: four in the ERS, two in the APS, and then four in the WMC.īy the end of my second WMC season, I was already getting fairly competitive with the Big Two (Steinmann Motorsport and Scuderia Rossini), and the team finished a solid 3rd. This was my first-ever career (after just a little tinkering about in the tutorial). I have now joined the 0.8% of Steam players who have completed the Underdog Challenge in this game.
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