I've been busy over the last day so I havent seen it yet, I'm excited to check it out!!

@@unleasheddrivers1281 Its been up for 2 hours now, so just released. Practise server is open, monday the first races will take place!

That's awesome mate, LFM is looking great on RF2. Its future seems positive

@@unleasheddrivers1281 LFM single handedly revived rF2 multiplayer, even beat rF2s own competition system haha

From what I hear yes, but let's hope this pushes rf2 in the right direction and they get it done sooner than later. I believe rf2 now will grow big time

RF2 devs should send 50% of their earnings to Reiza for blowing a golden opportunity. LFM on AMS2 should have been phenominal

Absolutely! I'm so glad LFM has given RF2 another chance at thriving. Thank you!

It really is!

@Zachary Russell What are your credentials to make that kind of general statement about ACC? Many professional racers enjoy ACC for what it is: a sim game. I tried to find your racing results online but can't, though I may not be looking in the right places. I am curious if you could you point out your real life racing experience and comment on the differences you experience between your real-world GT racing experiences and those simulated in the games? Thanks

It really is refreshing having a reason to play it. Hopefully it keeps growing

They're going with the Tatuus FT-60. Personally I love that since it's a local open wheel series for me haha and they are quite good to drive too. They do need some decent throttle control though

I have nearly all of the content in rF2 and the USF2000's are still one of my favorite cars to drive. I was bummed when I heard LFM were looking at the FT-60. I find it a really boring to drive since it seems like it is somewhat underpowered for the amount of downforce it has. The USF2000's you really have to constantly balance on the edge and its a much more lively car. Maybe they can be convinced at some point.

Yes the usf2000 is an absolutely brilliant car, fingers crossed!!

Honestly the lag wasnt bad at all. On my side, people from almost the opposite side of the world werent really jumping around and it was a pleasant experience. I'm pretty sure the car that was in front of me in this video was from somewhere in europe and mostly it looks okay. The collisions arent too bad either

Going by the rookie alpines, they race every 2 hours. So they have 12 races in a 24 hour cycle, I just had a look at recent entries and there looked to be 3 sessions out of the 12 in that day that had less than 10 people. One of those sessions had 9 people. I'd say the day of the week also affects participation. You might find more people racing in the weekends

I wouldnt necessarily take data from one sim to another. They are just too different from eachother to try copy setups. However maybe it will be similar in some cases, it's worth trying

You can use iRacing as much as you want to. Rfactor will always be there so you dont need to go over there right now, maybe in the future :) make the most of your first iracing season

Remember with rf2 no subscription fee.

@@ozziecoops Yeah, true. It’s more that I only have the time/capacity to focus on one platform.

@@rover1374 i was in the same position - in the last 3 months i spend 350€ on iRacing 🥲 and i have had few awesome races and it was very cool. But 2 weeks ago I discovered rf2, and this alpine series - it is awesome! In comaprison the FF is on another level, same as the physics, no extra costs after buying the contend. From my perspective if I pay once for the whole contend on rf2 or only 1 year subscription (+ additional tracks every season) on iracing - there is nothing to debate, I choose rf2. The races are so much fun and not that punishment when something goes wrong (like on iRacing - a small touch from behind in the braking zone +4 points + you crashed from that touch in the car in front + 4 points and you know from that point on, that your SR is only falling down... That was often frustrating me on iRacing). And the sad thing is, that you even can not race offline on iRacing without paying the subscription. So i think: ok, it was an expensive expirience, i had a good time on iRacing and nobody can take my contend away even if i deicide go back in few years (its like a kind of investment?) but on the long term i thing rf2 is a better and more flexible value for money. So maybe see you on the track on rf2 :-) BR

1st season on iracing or rf2 is a mistake to buy lot of content, you have already a lot to do with free content in rf2, i’ve playing for 6 month and still don’t have all the packs, and BlackFriday sales incoming... ;)

This Teretonga Park in New Zealand, a home track of mine ;)

Thank you! This track is Teretonga Park in New Zealand

I havent tried ACC on LFM but have a look in this video where I talk about the safety classes like "iron" and "bronze" etc. I show on screen what the requirements are for each class/license

You don’t need one for RF2