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DiSCA WEC + GT3 European Final - Igualada

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#1 · (Edited by Moderator)
Igualada Digital - DiSCA European Championship Finalé, 2nd-3rd November

For the first time, DiSCA travels to Spain to close out the 2019 digital racing season.



We will share the fabulous Cric Crac Superdome with the Spanish Digital Championship Finals (CSD) which take place on Friday and Saturday.

On Saturday evening DiSCA will host the final round of the GT3 Euroseries. There will be a short practice and a single 90 minute race, for teams of two or three drivers.

Sunday will play host to the WEC cars with a full 6 hour endurance for teams of three or more drivers*

The track will be inspired by Circuit de Cataluña with small modifications for marshal access

Venue: Pla de les Gavarres, Calle Masía, 26, 08711 Òdena, Igualada, Barcelona, Spain

Schedule (approximate):

Saturday 2nd November

0900 - 1800 CSD National Championship event

1800-1845 Track closed. DiSCA Pre-Tech for GT3 or WEC cars. A chance for anyone to pre-tech their cars or ask questions about DiSCA regulations.

1845 GT3 Driver's Briefing

1900-2000 DiSCA GT3 Euroseries Practice

2000-2026 Track Closed. Technical inspection and rostrum selection. Cars will be set on the Grid.

2030-2200 DiSCA GT3 Euroseries Final Round

Sunday 3rd November

0800 Doors Open

0815-0900 WEC Free Practice

0900-0930 WEC Driver's Briefing & Issue of Hand-Out materials

0930-1015 WEC Practice 2

1015-1030 Track Closed. Firmware checks / updates

1030-1115 WEC Qualifying

1115-1145 Track closed. Technical inspection and rostrum selection. Cars will be set on the Grid.

1145-1155 Photographs and Concours d'Elegance

1200 Green flag Barcelona 6 hours WEC

1800 Chequered flag

1815-1845 Award ceremony

Travel Information

Travel information will be added to this post shortly. There is also a WhatsApp group which contains flights, hotel information and general discussion for those interested in attending this event. Send a PM to Tamar Nelwan or myself for access.

Fees & Registration:

GT3 registration: Click Here

The registration fee for the GT3 Euroseries final is £15.00 per team.

WEC Registration: Click Here

The registration fee for the WEC 6h Igualada is £40.00 per team.

Entries must be submitted using the online form and payment made in full to secure an entry. We expect the GT3 race to be busier than the WEC race due to similarities between CSD and DiSCA GT3 regulations, so more of the local races may be tempted to join in. Guests / non championship teams are welcome to enter either race.

* Two-person teams for WEC will be allowed but must have a "buddy" in another team that can share marshalling / maintenance duties where required.
 

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Igualada Digital DiSCA European Championship Finalé, 2nd-3rd November
For the first time, DiSCA travels to Spain to close out the 2019 digital racing season.

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We will share the fabulous Cric Crac Superdome with the Spanish Digital Championship Finals (CSD) which take place on Friday and Saturday.
On Saturday evening DiSCA will host the final round of the GT3 Euroseries. There will be a short practice and a single 90 minute race, for teams of two or three drivers.
Sunday will play host to the WEC cars with a full 6 hour endurance for teams of three or more drivers*
The track will be inspired by Circuit de Cataluña with small modifications for marshal access

Venue: Pla de les Gavarres, Calle Masía, 26, 08711 Òdena, Igualada, Barcelona, Spain

Schedule (approximate):
Saturday 2nd November
0900 1800 CSD National Championship event
1800-1845 Track closed. DiSCA Pre-Tech for GT3 or WEC cars. A chance for anyone to pre-tech their cars or ask questions about DiSCA regulations.
1845 GT3 Drivers Briefing
1900-2000 DiSCA GT3 Euroseries Practice
2000-2026 Track Closed. Technical inspection and rostrum selection. Cars will be set on the Grid.
2030-2200 DiSCA GT3 Euroseries Final Round

Sunday 3rd November
0800 Doors Open
0815-0900 WEC Free Practice
0900-0930 WEC Driver's Briefing & Issue of Hand-Out materials
0930-1015 WEC Practice 2
1015-1030 Track Closed. Firmware checks / updates
1030-1115 WEC Qualifying
1115-1145 Track closed. Technical inspection and rostrum selection. Cars will be set on the Grid.
1145-1155 Photographs and Concours d'Elegance
1200 Green flag Barcelona 6 hours WEC
1800 Chequered flag
1815-1845 Award ceremony

Travel Information
Travel information will be added to this post shortly. There is also a WhatsApp group which contains flights, hotel information and general discussion for those interested in attending this event. Send a PM to Tamar Nelwan or myself for access.

Fees & Registration:
GT3 registration: Click Here
The registration fee for the GT3 Euroseries final is £15.00 per team.
WEC Registration: Click Here
The registration fee for the WEC 6h Igualada is £40.00 per team.

Entries must be submitted using the online form and payment made in full to secure an entry. We expect the GT3 race to be busier than the WEC race due to similarities between CSD and DiSCA GT3 regulations, so more of the local races may be tempted to join in. Guests / non championship teams are welcome to enter either race.

* Two-person teams for WEC will be allowed but must have a buddy in another team that can share marshalling / maintenance duties where required.
 
#5 · (Edited by Moderator)
Brilliant to hear of the continued expansion Gary.

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- we leave for New Zealand the Monday before the race weekend. Oh for one more week.

Have a good time all - and a tip for ye olde social organiser from the Netherlands - I think that will be the weekend they have the harvest food and wine festival in downtown Igualada as well - it was the first weekend November when I was there for the Campeonato de Slot. Runs through into the small numbered hours.

Sleep - highly over-rated, and cancelled for the weekend
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#6 ·
DJ has posted in the group to say that DiSCA racers can also join the CSD event, so if youre looking for extra track time then this could be a good opportunity.

More details to follow, but the rules are based around Scaleauto GT models and are broadly similar to the DiSCA GT3 spec.
 
#7 · (Edited by Moderator)
DJ has posted in the group to say that DiSCA racers can also join the CSD event, so if youre looking for extra track time then this could be a good opportunity.

More details to follow, but the rules are based around Scaleauto GT models and are broadly similar to the DiSCA GT3 spec.
Thanks Gary!

Our rule books (and track design
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) where sent to Cric-Crac last week and we expect to get full confirmation this week.

CSD is our yearly regular single race, but as Gary confirmed, it is not only for local drivers, it is open to everybody who want to join.

On the CSD, drivers will "enjoy" various racing rounds (10 to 15 minutes/each) and finally a playoff round and a final race.

It is a Fuel based race, so there is an additional strategic factor.

It is a single race, so you race against all the others, prove yourself and place your name in the "Hall of Fame" board.

Friday from 16:00h ahead, official trainigns.

Saturday from 8:30h to 10:00h official trainigns 2 (for those dthat culd not come on friday), it will much more less time for training; time is gold...

Saturday from 10:30h to 18:00h CSD races.

Timing is barely aproximate, might change.

More and detailed info will arrive quite soon.

Registrations will be done through Cric-Crac system when it is open (30€ each entry).
 
#8 · (Edited by Moderator)
Hi,

updated info: Link

Sorry just throw up all Spanish text into goggle tranmslator and tried to modify most aberrant translations. Don't hesitate to ask any doubt.

Summary:

In the absence of reviewing and confirming some developments that may arise in September, we start with the sports and technical regulations of the CSD 2019.

Technical Regulations: Link

Sport Regulations: Link

For this CSD event, we have tried to make the regulation as close as possible (within our "concept" of competition) to the GT3 DiSCA regulation and thus facilitate the preparation of cars for both races.

Schedules:

Schedule Friday 01.11 (Training)

15:00 Boxes opening
16:00 Official Training Manga 1 (post with official verifications 1)
17:00 Official Training Manga 2 (post with official verifications 2)
18:00 Official Training Manga 3 (post with official verifications 3)
19:30 Parc Fermé

Schedule Saturday 02.11 (Workouts + Race)

8:00 Boxes opening
8:15 Official Training 4 (all those who have not been able to train Friday afternoon, reduced time).
9:15 Official verifications 4
10:00 Briefing
10:30 Start of CSD 2019
... *
18:00 End CSD 2019

* Detailed schedules and of each of the rounds will be posted once the registrations are closed.
 
#10 ·
Good morning!!!!
CSD pre-registrations are opened (Single race Saturday morning to afternoon).
Let me know if you're interested in joining.

This guys will not Miss it:

1 Litus
2 Olgydan
3 Pimpo
4 DJ

Gary, Tamar, should I open a new thread for the CSD or I leave it here? No problem at all.
 
#12 · (Edited by Moderator)
Some News,

Tyres/Wheels will be the same as for the GT3 event.

Scaleauto AMG GT3Cup Series are also included.

Here the reviewed Sport regulations (yes in Spanish, I thought to do a rough google translation, but maybe it is better to let us know any doubt and we will help you to find out the answer):

Sport Regulations: Link

Technical Regulations: Link

Here the pre-registrations list:

1 Litus

2 Olgydan

3 Pimpo

4 DJ

5 Pepon

6 Cisco

7 Alfonso Mouriño

8 Adrián Penide

9 Richard 77

10 Gary
 
#17 · (Edited by Moderator)
Hi everyone

Here's the provisional entry details for Saturday's GT3 race and Sunday's 6h WEC

GT3 Euroseries

Nelwan / *******

Andersen / ?

Skipp / ?

A.Mourino / Azevedo

Penide / M.Mourino

Maddock / Fishenden

Verelst / Wegner

Navasquillo / Ortega

Salvador / Povill

DJ / Olgydan / Litus

WEC

Mourino / Azevedo / Rodriguez LMP1

Salvador / Povill LMP1

Valdez / Penine LMP1

Romero / Romero / Grana LMP1

Skipp / Fishenden LMP2

Verelst / Wegner / Maddock LMP2

Nelwan / ******* / Andersen LMGT

Swaab / Koeman LMGT

DJ / Olgydan / Litus LMGT

Mourino / Mourni / Alonso LMGT

We're also expecting entries from BB Slot, Olifer Racing and potentially DitSlot for Sunday's WEC. Looks like it'll be a good one!
 
#21 ·
Very nice track. I am curious to know how is the grip affected by transition between policar and ninco pieces. In principle both track systems should have a comparable grip level.
 
#23 ·
Very nice track. I am curious to know how is the grip affected by transition between policar and ninco pieces. In principle both track systems should have a comparable grip level.
Hello Gio and all others who are preparing their cars for the Igualada races
In this post you'll find the results of the testing we did on the Policar track @ slotracing2go (NL)
we went there to check and test exactly what you are curious about
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1 Ninco LC's in a closed Policar track with the Policar/Ninco adaptors.
For the test we mounted the most troublesome of Ninco LC combinations, the XLC between lanes 2 - 3 with the additional single lane trackpieces for lane 1 + 4. We managed to place the XLC directly in front of a 90˚ R3-R4 corner with 4 full straights and 1x 61mm straight before the XLC/ adaptor combination.
Mounting the track pieces was very easy and straight forward, the plastic clips under the track securing the Adaptor to the Ninco track work as they should, we did not even bother to screw them tight. Track rails also connect very good with a flush transition between the Policar and Ninco rails, Slots also line up perfectly.
When driving over the track there was no noticeable difference. Braking and entering the corner was normal. Lane changes could be performed as normal, and..
…as during the test the grip level improved, with the 4 3/4 straights length before the XLC, you could change lane at full throttle and brake as normal before the corner.
Which is good news as on the Catalunya Policar track design…80% of the LC's are placed in front of the corners with a similar straight (or shorter) before the LC.

2 Grip and wear rate of the Scaleauto Procomp 3 on Policar.
We tested the Procomp3 with two DiSCA GT3 spec cars @ 12,5v, fresh tires on a month old track, the track had not been used for a couple of days.
So even though the track was a bit green, overall grip was more than ok. Grip on Acceleration and under Braking was good, grip during the transition from braking to corner entry was lower. We cleaned the dust deposit from the tyres with Scotch tape frequently. It took about an hour of driving to clean the track, (with just two cars)
Once clean the track grip had improved to a very, very good level. Better than on Ninco definitely. The measured wear rate of the Procomp 3 was less than 0,1mm p/h, which is also better than on Ninco. The difference in lap time between the start of the 1st test run and end of the 2nd run was 1,5 sec ( 11,8 -10,3. Sec)

3 Grip and wear rate of the Slot.it F22 on Policar.
We tested the F22 with a DiSCA WEC GT & LMP2 with MX-16 motor and a LMP1 with a Flat-6 @ 12,5v. We drove the WEC cars after running the GT3 for 30min so the grip was already better, but here too frequent cleaning with tape helped a lot. The F22 does the same on Policar as it does on Ninco, it provides good and stable grip.
The wear rate was also comparable to Ninco, maybe even less 0,2-0,3 mm p/h.

4 Grip and wear rate of the Slot.it N18 on Policar.
Last but not least the N18, in the run up to the e-csd 24hrs last June concerns had been voiced that the Policar track might not suit the N18 compound and that a switch to P6 might be better.
Unfortunately we did not have time enough to run a back to back test between P6 and N18…but then again we did not need to, as the N18 performed very good on the track.
In some cases (but this might be depending on set-up) even better than the F22.
The N18 compound did pick up more dust than the F22, but as the track got cleaner and the tyres settled in, they had good grip and the low wear rate that we're used to with N18 (0,05 -0,1mm p/h)

Hope this helps

with kind regards
Tamar
 
#26 · (Edited by Moderator)
Hello everyone, just one week to go!

Here's an updated entry list for DiSCA GT3 and WEC. We've a great entry of 11 cars for GT3 nd 12 for WEC, which is very positive. WEC cars have been assigned ID's, but we will collaborate with CSD for ID of GT3 cars to try and make it as easy as possible to transfer from one race to another with the fewest changes.

GT3 Euroseries R5

1. Nelwan / ******* AMG GT3 Bilstein

2. Andersen / B.Mouriño Corvette C6R Martini

3. Skipp / Swaab / Koeman Porsche 991 Falken

4. A.Mouriño / Azevedo unknown

5. Penide / M.Mouriño unknown

6. Maddock / Fishenden SLS GT3 Black Falcon

7. Verelst / Wegner AMG GT3 Chuppa Chupps

8. Navasquillo / Ortega AMG GT3 Mann Filter

9. Salvador / Povill R8 LMS Phoenix

10. DJ / Olgydan / Litus Porsche 991 PinkPig

11. Lluiset / Pepon unkown

these are not final oxigen ID's!

6h Barcelona WEC

4. Cric Crac - Audi R18 LMP1

5. MOMO Team - Audi R18 LMP1

7. Ateneu Slot - Lola Aston Martin Gulf LMP1

8. Killslot Team - Lola Aston Martin Marc VDS LMP1

9. DRS Vigo - Lola Aston Martin Gulf LMP1

14. SV Workz - Oreca 07 Manor LMP2

15. Sports Carazing - Pescarolo Oak LMP2

16. Slot Reus Competició - Corvette C7.R LMGT

17. DRS Vigo Jr - Corvette C7.R Duncan Taylor LMGT

18. Ford Monkeytown NL - Ford GT LM GT

19. FlevoSlot - Ford GT LM GT

20. CSD - Porsche 991 Pink Pig LMGT

these are the provisional oxigen ID's !

Thanks to every team that has supported this event with an entry, it has exceeded my expectations and I'm very much looking forward to next weekends racing
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