2023

Thanks for your answer.

 

How do we create a sub-channel on Teamspeak? I tried and I received a message saying that I don't have permission to create it.
Thank you

 

Right click on P1 Teams [Create Temporary SUB Channel] and then left click on Create Sub-Channel.

 

Thank you. I already have permission.
Regards.

 

I cannot get i on teamspeak via the link

 

Also this year i've taken the risk getting out with no damages
https://www.twitch.tv/scalvissimo/clip/EagerVainPanBleedPurple-KAZpMLLtA46EJzht

 

Thanks again for hosting the event, this was great fun again !

See ya around next year !

 

Congratulations to the respective winners of their classes and everyone who made it over the distance!

Unfortunately, the Rennsimulanten race was doomed to failure from the start because one of our three drivers' PC refused to work in the morning and couldn't get it to work even after hours of trying. Unfortunately, simultaneous efforts to find a replacement driver in the team were unsuccessful. Tobi and I had no idea how long we would be able to last. Fortunately, a DC from me shortly after half of the race made it easier for us to decide not to join the race again and rather to follow up on the experience with one or two beers.

But Markus, unfortunately it still got boring, because switching off the stream completely overnight makes the race pretty boring for the inactive drivers if the driver in question wasn't streaming from the cockpit. Last year at least the picture with random pictures continued, at least that's what I would have liked! Since we had to park shortly afterwards, it didn't affect us any further. But have had a look into an Onboard-Stream of spanish guys shows us over 500!!! spectators wide after midnight - unbelievable .

Nevertheless, of course, thanks to all the officials involved! Especially those who took care of everything over the entire race distance! The quality of the stream's content is certainly a matter of taste, but it's nice that people take their time with it.

We wish everyone a merry Christmas and a happy new (race-)year!

 

Thanks for organising, had a blast!
Had a great comeback into simracing with the #944 Vortex Griplevel Porsche cup. It was nice to see the traffic work with eachother so well so thank you all for racing

-Yuri

 

Thank you for organizing the 24 hour race. We had a lot of fun and would love to come back. Unfortunately, this morning at 11 a.m. rfactor 2 did rfactor 2 things again. (I still maintain that it is the best sim for endurance. )

In general, we had a very positive impression of the field of drivers as M2 drivers. Also from the organization itself, it was nicely done. But I still want to criticize here: The beginning of the night was relatively quiet, but towards the end of the night and especially after the restart it was very chaotic - and none of the stewards were present. We had a driver who rammed us twice (once intentionally) and then parked in our pit so we couldn't repair. And no one was there to check it. Was race control simply not present? Despite multiple attempts to contact them within 45 minutes, there was no response. In any case, we immediately noticed that there was no longer any proper checking. On the track it became more and more aggressive and chaotic. A pity!

Oh: And in the stream I would like to see more talk about the race and less about private stories. If two Porsches are 0.5 seconds apart, I want to hear that in the stream too. But we only saw the video - but only private stories from the commentators about private things.

All in all: See you next year at the latest!

 

Thank you for these 24 hours from the entire SRP Racing Team, we were able to have more than 1,000 people watching our entire race with our drivers, good behavior on the track, good work from the Organization when the server closed. happy with our final position P4. See you at upcoming events.

 

In the name of Playteam, thank you for this event. We were trying to participate since 2017, but only this year we were able to get together a group of drivers with availability to participate.
I hope we can return next year.

 

First of all, thanks to the organizers and most of the teams for this great 24-hour race, the organization, and preparation of every one of you. It was a very nice race to drive, and I had a lot of fun and enjoyed it a lot most of the time.

However, I have some things I would like to share with you:

1. Some teams should think about not participating in the 24-hour event next year if they are not practicing enough or do not have any experience driving an endurance event. The 24h of Nordschleife is definitely the wrong event for their first endurance race. Crashing the car every second corner and being a high risk for everyone on the track is not ideal. It would be better to gain experience in other endurance races, like in the P1LMS, before considering a 24-hour race at the Nordschleife.
   
   
2. Regarding the stream: Please refrain from discussing political matters during an endurance race. Providing false information and engaging in a "shitstorm" about political decisions has no place in an official SimRacing stream. This type of content damages the good reputation of P1-Gaming, especially in German-speaking regions.
   
   
3. Stewards: You did a really good job throughout the entire race. However, please ensure that there is always a server admin online and available to handle technical issues. We had a car on the server with a very bad connection for nearly 5 minutes during a fight between two Porsche Cups, and no one was there to address the situation. For future events, consider creating a stint plan for the stewards if possible.
   

Now, a few words about our race (SimFreem #121): In general, the race was clean, and it was, as I already mentioned, quite enjoyable and fair. First of all, a big apology to Eximize Racing M2 car for touching their rear after my huge crash at Aremberg --> Fuchsröhre in the morning. This crash was caused by the same car that already ended my race at the 24h of Le Mans. Perhaps these guys should reconsider participating in any more 24-hour events to avoid ruining the results of other teams with dangerous rejoins or unnecessary actions. I would have expected at least a message from you to apologize for these incidents, but in Le Mans and now at this event, nothing. Thanks a lot to this team btw.

In conclusion, as I mentioned before, big thanks to the organization and thanks to all the people who took their time to make this event possible. Thanks to everyone who put in time to practice and handle their cars well, making this race enjoyable. I hope we can have some more nice 24-hour events in the next years, and we will hear from each other in the next year.

Until then, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

 

Congrats to everyone and thanks to the organizers for this event and the whole season!

We entered with two cars this year, one GT3 and one M2C.

We were a little bit afraid about the small M2C category, but it was hell of a race, haha! Only 9 cars in our category, altough I have to say it was a very exciting race. Our goal was to avoid any contact with other cars, especially with the faster categories. Everything was fine until our sixth stint... and then one of my teammates crashed the car and we lost a lot of time. Yeah, shit happens. After that we tried to push as hard as its possible, but save fuel and take car of tyres as well. At the end somehow (problably we had some luck as well) we could recover and 5-6 hours to go we found ourselves on the 3rd place. It was a very interesting "sprint" with the #777 for the last podium place. We tried to maintain our 2 minutes lead to them, because we knew that possibly we have to pit once more on the last lap to refuel 10-11 liters. Everything went fine from our point view and we brought home the car in 3rd place and got our first endurance race podium! Btw. it was nice to see that almost everyone from the GT3 and Porsche Cup cars took care and paid attention. Sometimes the speed difference was more than crazy!

About our GT3 car... immediately crashed at lap 1, they had several accidents and one computer crash. A lot and lot of bad luck... could have been much better, but yeah, that simracing, I guess. At least there was some good (and unfortunately some bad) moments, P14 at the end. Its still the hardest 24h race, so finishing is a small win already.

See you around next year!

 

Hi, good evening.

Is there a possibility to upload the replay of the race?

We deactivated it, to get the best performance.

Would be very nice to be able to rewatch some fights.