[Nico]

Hi,
the race dates are out and we will organize the 24h GT in Salzburg, Austria, again in 2005. That will take place on the weekend of the 16th/17th of July, 2005.

Here is a link to last years race:

http://www.grenzlandslot.com/24h/bilder%2024h/24h%202004.htm

Rules for 2005 can be found here:

http://users.skynet.be/carrera-slot-racing...24h_2005.htm#en

Hope to see you in July in Salzburg,
Nico

 

[Skeeter]

now thats what a digital track SHOULD be like!

 

[SWoRd]

Hi Skeeter
QUOTE (Skeeter @ 9 Jan 2005, 23:48)now thats what a digital track SHOULD be like!I agree ... we need to break out of the restrictions imposed on us by the currently available digital systems.

But if it's at the cost of the Davic system, I'm afraid that only a very small elite will have the thrilling experience of racing 16 cars on multiple lanes.

IMO we need a complete system that will cost way less than a single Davic lane change ... then we'll be able to reach a much broader audience.

 

[philsmith]

I've raced on the Davic system a few times and it is fantastic, mainly due to the long crossovers (nearly 1m) and the separate controllers for lane change.
All the other manufactured systems just seem like toys systems compared!!

 

[Nico]

QUOTE But if it's at the cost of the Davic system, I'm afraid that only a very small elite will have the thrilling experience of racing 16 cars on multiple lanes.

That´s th reason why we offer (at least you may say) the opportunity to try DAVIC at one of the Euro24 races, like Salzburg!!!!!

Come and try it and not only for a few minutes, but make yourself comfortable with the system and race on a track like this (70 meters!!!!) against 12 other teams!!!!!!

Nico

http://www.grenzlandslot.com

 

[SWoRd]

Hi Nico
QUOTE (Nico @ 10 Jan 2005, 16:54)That´s th reason why we offer (at least you may say) the opportunity to try DAVIC at one of the Euro24 races, like Salzburg!!!!!Thank you for the kind invitation ... I think it's a very good initiative to arrange such events.

It will be a 2 x 1300km drive for me to attend the race, so I'll have to think about it ... I'm sure it'll be great fun though.

 

[Nico]

Ever thought about flying, as we have a few low cost airlines operating to Salzburg. It is definitely worth a thought if you are coming from GB!!!!

Coventry and Stansted are the airports that operate low cost airlines to Salzburg.
And if you insist on driving how about Belgium (although it is close to France.....

).. There will be 2 racese held there!!

Nico

http://www.grenzlandslot.com