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Enduro racing is a type of racing in which there are no rules. So, the best explanation is bumper cars while racing. Where am I getting a Figure 8 from? Daytona Int Speedway, out on the backstretch the bus-stop area of the roadcourse makes a particular shape close to a figure 8. It crosses through it self. Below is a picture for reference.
We will race with it set to 1 lap. Right after we race all the figure 8 laps, we then drive in line of our positions into the finish line.
The cars are Clio Renault Sport Trophy cars. Any of those cars being there is like 3 different ones.
I will add the car regulations once I look over the car a little more.
Rules:
Don't cut through corners.
Don't drive infront of leaders or block if lap down.
Don't badmouth.
Regulations:
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Weight:
Tires: Racing Hard
No ASM
No TCS
No ABS
No Best Line
No Skid Recovery
No Active Steering
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I always thought "Enduro" was just short for "Endurance"
In my opinion, it's a good concept. Watch out for collisions at the cross-over, lol.
I'm not sure how well Daytona would work out, especially because one way through the cross-over has a smooth path, but the other is a double-hairpin. I'd recommend the Top Gear Test Track.
But I'm still open to try this out.
Yeah we have raced plenty of times on the Top Gear track and I've seen a ton of collisions. It's pretty hair raising stuff when you're coming towards the middle of the track and you see a car coming in the opposite direction. lol. Then it just falls to who wants to brake more, and then BAM collision. lol
I think Daytona would be worth a shot at least. But it will be hard to keep track of your laps, especially if there is contact.
Yes, I mean Enduro as in the more carnage style racing. And Daytona works, me and a few friends a while ago did it, tons of fun. Get about 6-7 of you out there and the track seems so small but a lot of fun. And the thing about the lap counter, real life doesn't have lap counters. Just be fair about what position you are, and with those small slower cars it doesn't need to be a perfect 8. The GT5 crew also happened to do it wrong in the first place.
i suggest looking into just calling this a "demo derby" rather than an "eduro" because as Gojet says, enduro usually means endurance which means racing for a long period of time and treating it like a marathon.
I think the only reason to use a figure eight course is to cause wrecks, so you might as well look at it that way.
you might want to use full damage too so that he who is best at avoiding contact from others wins.
and using top gear would allow you to keep track of laps etc.
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