Hiho,

Gratulation den (Gesamt)sieger(n) des diesjährigen 60s Cup
Nach 10 Läufen war es am Ende extrem knapp...
1. Dimitar Dulichki 365
2. (DTR)byAGM 363
3. Hristo Itchov 362
4. Manfred Haupenthal 361

Glückwunsch auch an alle anderen Teilnehmer...von denen es leider immer weniger gibt, der der Cup hat sich etwas totgelaufen. Liegt vielleicht auch an der nach wie vor sehr rustikalen Fahrweise.

Glück auf!

Hiho,

Congratulations to the (overall) winner(s) of this year's 60s Cup.
After 10 runs it was extremely close at the end...
1st Dimitar Dulichki 365
2. (DTR)byAGM 363
3rd Hristo Itchov 362
4th Manfred Haupenthal 361

Congratulations also to all other participants...unfortunately there are less and less, the Cup is probably outdated.. Maybe this is also due to the still very rough driving...

Glück auf!

Hallo zusammen,

schade, dass wir schon wieder durch sind mit dem 60s Cup. Hat echt Spaß gemacht und es waren auch tolle Strecken dabei, die gut zu den Fahrzeugen gepasst haben.

Glückwunsch an die Gewinner und vielen Dank an die Orga!

Bis denne auf der Strecke.

Grüße

Jens

auch von mir herzlichen Glückwunsch ans Podium und alle anderen Teilnehmer.
Spannender geht ja nun wirklich nicht mehr.
Konnte das letzte Rennen nicht mitfahren, da ich mit den Vorbereitungen für einen dreimonatigen Urlaub beschäftigt bin.
Pünktlich zur ETTC im Oktober bin ich wieder zurück.
Bis dahin wünsche ich euch allen viel Spaß und saubere Rennen.

Gruß
Frank

Vamos Dimi!!

I think differences between cars are the most difficult and problematic thing for "issue-free" races. Solution? Easy: training. At least some pair of minutes on previous days.

BTW weight penalties maybe are too high, even for etcc cars, so imagine for these "tiny" ones.

Its not the same a driver who makes 1:30 or a driver who makes 1:30 with 120kg. There will be a lot of difference on the curves, braking points,... wich will lead to issues in the race.


On a separate issue, it's a shame to have to race on 2 servers, people who haven't practised at all and don't care if they finish the race, and people who want to finish the race no matter what. In short: people who come to the "60s cup!" or people who come to a simple race to do some laps into a track.
I am not talking about competitiveness but about ambition. Ambition to finish fifth, twentieth or fortieth, but to have ambition. (Whoever wants to, will understand it in the right way and not looking for a bad meaning to the phrase).

The thing is that it's a pity that those of us who usually participate in all the races can't always participate together.
It may sound separatist but it is something that is already done in the etcc: If you have not participated in a previous race you play on the server two or three. Its similar to the "penalty" that takes place if you don't finish the race: You don't finish? You don't lose weight.


60s cup its fine the way it is. This is simply a way of bringing in new ideas.

Grats for the 60s cup another year!

8th year here and, for me, this has been the year with the best championships, and therefore, races. That deserves a big grats for the guys up there squeezing their brains organizating everything.