More iRacing invites

Hi guys,

Mara (The Middle Aged Racers Association) have pooled together their
iRacing beta tester invites for members and now have a number left over.
Mature, the very old and preferably slow but safe drivers who fancy
blowing their kids' inheritance on a sim racing career should apply with
their full name and email to address to:

tony.rickard at blueyonder.co.uk

Replace the " at " with @ to email me.

Younger guys will be considered if they promise to show the old guys
which way the course runs to save them any embarassing moments.

Cheers
Tony

The Middle Aged Racers Association

On Jun 11, 4:44*am, Uwe Schürkamp > wrote:

> He tested the "milk truck" that is the Solstice offline afterwards,
> and had a much harder time keeping it on the track than the Skip
> Barber. He wasn't exactly thrilled by the prospect of having to run
> this car for several weeks before he'd be able to license the Skip
> Barber trainer, though.

Hearing people's opinions of the Solstice is disheartening. The
rookie version dump trucks all over the place, but the advanced car is
probably my favorite in the sim. It's pretty much exactly like a Spec
Miata (the car specs are practically identical) and is pretty much
perfect for capturing the feel of low-powered club racing.

Everyone has to start somewhere. You'll survive

We testers lived through the process several times over so I'm speaking from
experience.

-Larry

"jason moyer" > wrote in message
...
On Jun 11, 4:44 am, Uwe Schürkamp > wrote:

> He tested the "milk truck" that is the Solstice offline afterwards,
> and had a much harder time keeping it on the track than the Skip
> Barber. He wasn't exactly thrilled by the prospect of having to run
> this car for several weeks before he'd be able to license the Skip
> Barber trainer, though.

Hearing people's opinions of the Solstice is disheartening. The
rookie version dump trucks all over the place, but the advanced car is
probably my favorite in the sim. It's pretty much exactly like a Spec
Miata (the car specs are practically identical) and is pretty much
perfect for capturing the feel of low-powered club racing.

On Jun 11, 8:53*am, "Larry" > wrote:
> Everyone has to start somewhere. *You'll survive
>
> We testers lived through the process several times over so I'm speaking from
> experience.

Um, Larry...aren't we on the same national team?

If you are Mid-Atlantic, yes

BTW... The site is back up and accepting payment The process was
painless.

-Larry

"jason moyer" > wrote in message
...
On Jun 11, 8:53 am, "Larry" > wrote:
> Everyone has to start somewhere. You'll survive
>
> We testers lived through the process several times over so I'm speaking
> from
> experience.

Um, Larry...aren't we on the same national team?

jason moyer > wrote in news:f52c38ee-ac09-4883-acfd-
:

> Hearing people's opinions of the Solstice is disheartening. The
> rookie version dump trucks all over the place, but the advanced car is
> probably my favorite in the sim. It's pretty much exactly like a Spec
> Miata (the car specs are practically identical) and is pretty much
> perfect for capturing the feel of low-powered club racing.
>

Mazda Miata is for chicks.