How To Ruin A Race Track | Road Atlanta 

this gave me depression

Deep shit m8

If it keeps raining, Mr Whiting will deploy a Safety Car start for safety concerns :C

Starting on the 21st day, God will introduce a caution clock, where every 20 minutes, a caution is thrown out, and will also introduce segmented races, so the remaining drivers would have to endure crawling around the track at 15 kph for hours at a time. On the 27th day, God will introduce “The Chase”, where 16 drivers who got wins or was insanely consistent would have their points completely reset and would compete for a championship. Everyone else? They might as well not even compete in the next 14 days. The chase is divided into 4 segments, where the drivers either win a race or be extremely consistent to make it into the next segment, with 4 being kicked out in every segment. The final segment is run on the final day, and who, of the 4 remaining chase drivers, finishes highest will win the “championship”. Oh. I may have described basically what NASCAR is now. Yes, they’re trying to *attract* fans with this system. So happens that it isn’t working, and they’re destroying their once loyal fan base in the process.

Limestone Butter hello circlejerk veteran

Jimmy Broadbent DADDY YES

Luv u

Jimmer the nikki thiim defeater

JIMMERS

Ooooh, for Jimmy's sake. And if you want to torture yourself as well. SPR should attempt the Nordschleife

lol

I was thinking the same thing. I would love to drive them back to back. Watching a stream if an staged in them would be hilarious

I'd definitely like to see this

GTA V races anyone?

strait line through the downhill S's???

am sorry :(

No it's gotta be massive, flashing, neon signs

I see you also play GTA Online user-created stunt races

Paul Ricard.

Dr. Weird Tilke treatment, is that an official term now? XD

Coined, copyrighted and everything. :D

Is there even enough time left for this Earth for that?

No barriers all runoff

They could flatten part of it and remove the entire circuit and redraw it with the Abu Dhabi layout

+1

But it's already bad.

@@aaaaaaaaagh It might actually get better.

@@epistte good god that comment is almost a year old what the fuck

Foxxo wow, you recognized the constant and (almost) never changing passage of time. Good job, are you going to freak out in 5 more months when your 7 month old comment reaches one year old? Or are you going to have an existential crisis because you’ve become a whole year older since your stupid idiotic comment.

Nah, that's going a little too far. Plus it would take hours.

5K subscriber special?

On the subreddit he says "Aaagggghhh I'm very sorry, but that won't happen. I can't do Super Serious Track Guides for circuits I enjoy!"

Ever seen what Interlagos *used* to look like? it was almost twice as long!

nahhhh interlagos was ruined at its creation lol

David Land there’s only one way to get back at him.....Destroy.....Bathurst

He's not destroying, he's merely ruining.

Oh hello David!

Seth Hurley or take the old pocono road course and add 100 second gear turns, to add onto the 8 there all ready was

I don't run PCars - I'm mostly active on iRacing at the moment when it comes to competitive stuff

That's a shame. I was thinking more social than competitive...I don't have the time to give a competitive run the attention it deserves...but if we don't have a game in common then it's a moot point. Either way! Keep up the blasphemy, it's so much fun...any interest in doing Sebring, Watkins Glen, or Sears Point / Infineon / Sonoma / Whatever it's called this week?

Leave the 'Glen alone or I will tell the bog people where you live...........

Can't ruin tracks that are already shit my dude

I'm always working on at least one :)

radspeed team 113 it’s ok. We don’t forgive you😜

I plan to make a vlog of my experience for sure!

Alex Constantine its already bad enough.

[Enya's "Only Time" plays faintly in the background]

Let's be honest, this should have been the backing track to this vid

DesperateMeat he can

That's 100% correct. that and the fact that Tilke doesn't choose where new circuits will be built - that's up to the people with the cash. I've wanted to do a video discussing how much hate Tilke really deserves for some time now. May do that in the next few months. Bilster Berg and Atlanta Motorsports Park are two Tilke circuits that really show what the guy can do with the right terrain and more freedom from regulations.

The FIA has become a greed circus that poisons everything it touches. Their fees are horrendous and their management unbelievably inept, and when they're not racing they're promoting green technology, or road safety, or autonomous cars, etc. etc. I've actually quoted a post from an article on the FIA's attempt at a drift event to show what people are saying about the FIA. "FIA is poison. Look at F1, WEC, WTCC, they can't govern *BEEP*. Every series they run, they let budgets get out of control, manufacturers take over, and it becomes a farce. And it's not new. Sportscar racing has been absolutely ravaged by the FIA's *BEEP* poor leadership, again and again. The FIA is responsible for setting the safety grades at circuits. You know, all those FIA grade 1 parking lots that host F1 events. It's actually a little comical that the first FIA drift event was held in a parking lot - it's what they do. These clowns are going to push circuit owners for upgrades and safety standards that are unreasonable. In many ways, they're like FIFA or the IOC, the way they come to town, make demands for insanely expensive facilities, and then hit the road. The more tax payer money spent, the better. Aside from ruining racing, the FIAs main objective is road Safety - kind of a conundrum in the context of Drifting. Not saying I support Drifting on the street, but knowing where the sport comes from, what it represents, having the sanctioning body of the top level drift comp also be about promoting road safety; is a little like the UFC promoting non-violent conflict resolution. The two things just don't belong in the same room together. The FIA is also about being green, as witnessed by their push of FE, and hybrids in F1 and WEC. I can't even imagine what the greenies at the FIA are going to do with Drifting. It won't be good. Get ready for fuel flow limits, MGUKs, PUs, ERS KERS and DERS. In conjunction with road safety, the FIA is also interested in promoting autonomous vehicles, evidenced by their creation of Robo race. So I ask, *BEEP* does the FIA, a green organization that is focused on promoting safety and autonomous vehicles, have to do with Drifting - a sport that at its very core, is the direct counter culture to what the FIA stands for. If this actually goes anywhere, they're going to do 2 things. 1, they'll homogenize safety, meaning that any drift car will need to have an FIA approved safety cell. It'll start with comp cars, making pro drift cars even more expensive, but it will trickle down to grass roots cars via circuit insurance. Basically, any local track you drift at, their insurance won't cover them if you get injured in a car that doesn't have an FIA approved safety cell. The days of taking a reasonably inexpensive, unmodified street car to the track for some Drifting will be over - certainly going door to door, or next to any obsticles (pilon Drifting in large parking lots might be ok). 2, they will turn the sport over to the manufacturers. The manufacturers will build the motors and suspension, which they'll attatch to the safety cell they buy from the FIA. It's a way for the manufacturers to stop Frankenstein engine swaps, while being able to sell you a purpose build drift car, similar to what we see with GT3 cars, or TCR cars. People in the Drifting community need to do their research on the FIA. Look at the history of F1, and it's junior catagories. Look at sportscar racing, and Touring Car racing. Drifting doesn't need a hogonized world championship, scored by computers. Seriously, what the *BEEP* is this. Let the regional comps stand as they are, the top comps in their areas, with their different quirks and different interpretations of what Drifting is. Then, once a year, host 1 tournament, just like the NCAA, and invite all the top drivers from around the world to come. Host the event in a different place each year. Offer financial support to get less funded drivers from far away to the tournament. And invite drivers based on merit, on who's been exciting over the last 12 months, not just based on who's ticket the right boxes. Look at what the FIA has done to the WTCC. That's really all that needs to be said." Original post was from Speedhunters and swore up a storm.

he's knows de wey