Texas A&M 200k @ Texas World Speedway [62 Laps]

205 MPH lap times, 220 MPH speed trap in draft, should be fun. Caleb or Ryan should have the version we tested a while back.

Track link: http://solsticeracing.danmackay.com/Leagues/Proline%20Cup%20Series/VII%20Tracks/10_TexasWorld.7z

Looking forward to this one. Sorry for missing the race last week just was caught up in getting ready for a small vacation we took.

Track link is now in the first post, me and Ryan did a lot of testing today to make sure it's ready.

should be deathtastic, now if only we were using pta physics, you could die more

I used to run this track all the time. Probably will kill me now lol

Also assuming it's chassis 5 lol

It's not chassis 5, we tried it and it just didn't work on this track for some reason, there was no way to fix the completely random push off the corner.

hmm, so it will be normal then, is what your saying

Might run this but would need a car painted

pepsibottle1 wrote:

Might run this but would need a car painted

What do you want?

A lot of people talking about wrecking Rada in Teamspeak....very classy, especially coming from the points leader.

fastfortress wrote:

pepsibottle1 wrote:

Might run this but would need a car painted

What do you want?

He has informed me that he would like a unsponsored #19 Ford. However, haven't Lambert/Robson claimed the #19? Unless they are not running for the final 2 races, I'd paint him a #91.

Might not race tonight, thinking about it now.

Bubba025 wrote:

A lot of people talking about wrecking Rada in Teamspeak....very classy, especially coming from the points leader.

Really guys.....

Fun race. Looking forward to next week.

"After a surprisingly clean Texas World race, Ryan Williams took his 5th win of the season after an incredible run to the end that included nearly everyone in the top 10 running out of fuel. Jake Poulin, Williams' closest competitor for the Proline championship, finished 5th.

Chad Mikosz and Williams started on the front row of the 20+ car field, and Mikosz and his buddy Steve Rada muscled their way to the front for the majority of the event.

The race however didn't go without conflict, with only 2 cautions on the day the race was rather clean.

After an incident involving Nick Kahrs and others on a green flag start, it set up the final restart that stretched to the end for 26 more laps. The field was split between front runners and stragglers saving fuel.

With around 5 to go many realized they couldn't make it, resulting in a huge position shuffle. With 2 to go, Williams (who was saving fuel the entire run) passed the tango of Mikosz and Rada for the lead as they saved fuel. Williams stretched out his fuel for an amazing 27 laps along with 5 others to win the race.

Next week Proline is back to the beaches of Daytona, but this time they're running the road course! See you then!"

-Solstice Facebook Page.

GW, GC

I've never been in a race that was so cut throat on fuel mileage, I honestly didn't know I won until I got into turn 1 after the checkered.