Author Topic: NASCAR GameTechMods Cup 2012 season-Results (Read 27341 times)

Badnik96 · « **Reply #220 on:** June 20, 2012, 09:22:33 PM »

It isn't the fact that the field is too large, it's that I'm tabbing in and out of the game to write the race summary and sometimes it just crashes. I was just expressing my frustration.

HurricaneAndrew · « **Reply #221 on:** June 20, 2012, 09:30:36 PM »

Pencil and paper... It still exists, believe it or not.

Badnik96 · « **Reply #222 on:** June 21, 2012, 08:30:11 AM »

MARTINSVILLE

Mike Jeffries wins ANOTHER pole. Not much happens until the first caution of the day, where Calum Huges got into Fleischaker Kapsazinski. Another caution came out for a huge chain reaction that began when Scott McHale turned Jonzu Goldstone. Goldstone spun, damaging Jack Steadman's car as well as Andrew Baker's. This caused Rick Metablu to drive into Baker. Baker retired due to the wreck and for some reason Ralph Thompson was 2 laps down at the restart. Maku Sawaki makes an unscheduled stop and loses a lap. Sam Quirrel, who got the lead after the restart, was beginning to get away from his teammate Garry Orilla as the race went on. Thompson loses another lap, that engine is sounding really bad. On lap 65 a caution came out for a collision between Jonzu Goldstone (whose car is really darn beat up now) and Bryce King. Rick Metablu starts at the tail end of the lead lap (AKA right in front of Quirrel) when the race restarts. A collision between Jason Chaser and Garry Orilla brings out the next caution on lap 80. Kapsazinski loses 2 laps in the pits (his car is pretty dinged up). 90 laps in and Cal Spears Jr. has taken the lead from Quirrel (woot) and he keeps it. Quirrel tries but fails to regain the lead, lap traffic is in his way and Nick Forrest is fighting him for second. Metablu lost a lap anyway for some reason. Max Timber, his teammate, has moved into the top 10 after starting 36th. Good job for him. On lap 112 Maku Sawaki takes his lap back and this gives Nick Forrest a window of opportunity to take the lead from Spears. 4 laps later he and Quirrel had gotten past Spears with Forrest leading. On lap 120 a caution came out, and a fast pit stop put Timber in third. Forrest still leads. Maku Sawaki is on the tail end of the lead lap. Another caution gives Spears the lead, Timber drops to 7th, and Armoset moves up into the top 5 with just one pit stop! Victer Segal is also in the mix too, he's been doing well but quietly. At the restart Spears loses position after position and winds up in 4th. Quirrel leads followed by Segal and Forrest, Timber had an awful restart and finds himself battling for 11th with John Chan. Another caution comes out for a collision between James Stein and Jonzu Goldstone (geez, again?!) and Quirrel takes some nasty damage to the front of the car. On the restart Jack Steadman finally comes out of the pits to join the race (53 laps down though hehehe) and what could have been a great move by Segal is blocked by Kapsazinski and gives Forrest second again. Quirrel gets way loose coming out of turn 2 and Nick Forrest claims the lead with 45 laps to go. Matt Armoset is back up to 3rd and Max Timber is back in the top 10 as well. 35 to go and a caution comes out for John Mickel's slam into the wall. The restart keeps any shenanigans from happening with the lap-down cars as Armoset and Forrest start a battle for the lead almost immediately. Timber fights with Segal for a top-5 place while Quirrel is passed by Alex Campbell for third. 25 to go, another caution comes out for a collision between teammates--Mike Jeffries and Cael Ashby, both struggling midpack, collide and take Chase Spader with them. 10 to go and several midpack cars pit, including David Juchem, whose car is terribly beat up. Kapsazinski is keeping Forrest from being caught, and it looks like everything is set for Forrest to win. But then Jonzu gets turned again, and a caution comes out with 6 to go. When the restart occurs there are 2 laps left, but nothing can happen and Forrest claims victory. Timber did nab second from Armoset though. Congratulations to NFX for a second victory.

RESULTS

Nick Forrest
Max Timber
Matt Armoset
Alex Campbell
Sam Quirrel
Cal Spears Jr.
Bobby McDonald
Scott McHale
Tim Sauter
Victer Segal
Jason Chaser
Jerry Jamey
Garry Orilla
Will Harvey III
Timothy Johnson
Alex Valentine
Raymond Flask
Howard Owler
Bryce King
John Mickel
Kerry Grocutt
Rick Metablu
Calum Huges
Marcus Rossi
David Jones
Shane Graysen
Mike Jeffries
Maku Sawaki
Shaun McConnell
Cael Ashby
James Stein
Jonzu Goldstone
Flieschaker Kapsazinski (-1)
David Juchem (-1)
Ralph Thompson (-4)
Chase Spader (-7)
Jack Steadman (-61)
Andrew Baker (DNF)

Badnik96 · « **Reply #223 on:** June 21, 2012, 08:50:06 AM »

POINTS! It's getting tight up top, will we see a new points leader next week? The next race is Texas, so expect standard racing to return. Some interesting surprises this week shook the points up a lot...

Mike Jeffries     200
Sam Quirrel     198
Matt Armoset     187
Bobby McDonald    181
James Stein     180
Kerry Grocutt     176
Will Harvey III 174
Scott McHale     170
Bryce King 169
Jason Chaser     163
Cal Spears Jr. 162
Calum Huges     159
John Mickel 159
Shaun McConnell    148
Maku Sawaki     147
Alex Valentine    145
Nick Forrest     145
Rick Metablu     141
Jonzu Goldstone 138
David Jones    138
Garry Orilla 136
Victer Segal 136
Jerry Jamey     131
Fleischaker Kapsazinski 130
Howard Owler     129
Andrew Baker     128
Shane Graysen     128
Cael Ashby     126
Jack Steadman    125
Chase Spader     124
Max Timber     124
Alex Campbell     122
Timothy Johnson    120
Tim Sauter     119
David Juchem     116
John Chan     115
Ralph Thompson    109
Raymond Flask     104
Marcus Rossi     86

Mr. AS · « **Reply #224 on:** June 21, 2012, 08:59:24 AM »

yay 4th, just 6 moar points and ill get bronze

NFX · « **Reply #225 on:** June 21, 2012, 09:10:49 AM »

Victory and fourth place. =D Very good result. Nice to seem some of my drivers ascending the tables, hopefully they'll all be round about the same place at the end of the season. Will Harvey III in 7th is doing very well, hopefully he could get into the top 5 with a good result next time around.

Squirrel_Monkey · « **Reply #226 on:** June 21, 2012, 09:27:34 AM »

2nd and 3rd :D

HurricaneAndrew · « **Reply #227 on:** June 21, 2012, 10:01:53 AM »

DNF? At Martinsville...? They don't go fast enough to hardly dent each other at Martinsville...

I would assume that there is no video of the incident, but it sounds like it would be interesting to watch.

Eh, whatever... I should have stuck to the dirt tracks.

Badnik96 · « **Reply #228 on:** June 21, 2012, 10:08:19 AM »

I was gonna take a vid of it but I forgot to save the replay D:

Sorry.

Badnik96 · « **Reply #229 on:** June 27, 2012, 03:09:47 PM »

DP

wow, almost a week since I did a race. Time for that to change.

TEXAS
Matt Armoset snagged the pole, his first this season. However, Tim Sauter nabs the lead on lap 9 and dominates. Lost of cars shuffle positions and Bryce King finds himself second. Jerry Jamey pits with engine issues on lap 14 and loses 2 laps, but doesn't retire. Victer Segal catches the top two on lap 25, but then green flag stops begin. After stops nothing up front changes despite King going in a lap before the other two leaders. Jamey gets one of his laps back after the stop cycle and eventually Segal passes King for 2nd. 10 laps later Sauter is caught by Segal and they brawl for the lead until the second wave of stops where Segal comes out on top. Raymond Flask and Marcus Rossi both lose a lap after the wave as well. Andrew Baker and Jason Chaser battle at the edge of the lead lap when Segal and Sauter come up and lap Chaser. Baker hangs onto the tail end of the lead lap for the rest of the race. Sauter grabs the lead back on lap 70 as Segal gets trapped in lap traffic. After another wave of stops Sauter is continuously gaining a lead, which continues to extend as Mike Jeffries gets by Segal for 2nd. One more wave of stops on lap 114 put Nick Forrest and Calum Huges a lap down and Jeffries 4 seconds back. Despite his best efforts Sauter gets a huge lead and scores victory. Congratulations to smashysmashy for a second victory.

Results:
Tim Sauter
Mike Jeffries
Victer Segal
John Mickel
Cael Ashby
Garry Orilla
Matt Armoset
Maku Sawaki
Bryce King
David Jones
Jack Steadman
Ralph Thompson
David Juchem
Sam Quirrel
Howard Owler
Timothy Johnson
James Stein
Will Harvey III
Shaun McConnell
Cal Spears Jr.
Alex Campbell
Bobby McDonald
Chase Spader
Scott McHale
Jonzu Goldstone
Fleischaker Kapsazinski
Kerry Grocutt
Rick Metablu
Alex Valentine
Max Timber
John Chan
Shane Graysen
Andrew Baker
Nick Forrest (-1)
Calum Huges (-1)
Jason Chaser (-1)
Raymond Flask (-1)
Marcus Rossi (-2)
Jerry Jamey (-2)

HurricaneAndrew · « **Reply #230 on:** June 27, 2012, 10:35:17 PM »

Yeah! Limping around at the tail-end of the lead lap, FTW.

HurricaneAndrew · « **Reply #231 on:** June 28, 2012, 03:11:33 PM »

Yo, Badnik... Could I make a new paint scheme and have you swap it out? I might just send you an entire driver file, if you'll let me change the scheme.

Due to some real-life issues, I would like to drop my current sponsor. I am not sure if I will have a different sponsor or just do without.

Badnik96 · « **Reply #232 on:** June 28, 2012, 03:30:58 PM »

Sure, you can change your paint scheme if you so desire. I'll post a new pic when you send it.

Kansas

Sam Quirrel takes his first pole of the year. Right at the start of the race Ralph Thompson pits, and it's a bad sign of things to come. Quirrel, Calum Huges, and Mike Jeffries break away from the pack early on. Rick Metablu's car dies in the middle of the track on lap 9, and they spend 6 laps repairing it. Marcus Rossi, who surprised everyone by actually being competitive at the beginning of the race, drops from 26th to 32nd and keeps falling. Mike Jeffries passes Calum Huges and catches Quirrel, and they battle for the lead. Both Jeffries and Huges pass Quirrel and things calm down when Jack Steadman gets turned by Matt Armoset, causing a caution. Steadman does a great job of avoiding the rest of the pack and manages to stay on the lead lap. Jeffries leads the pack out of the pits in first, but Alex Valentine has an amazing stop and pulls into line second. Both Huges and Quirrel drop like rocks after their stops. Midway through the caution Ralph Thompson retires for technical problems. At the restart Rick Metablu holds up literally everyone but the leader, but two of Team Banana get past him and challenge for the lead--Garry Orilla and Sam Quirrel. Alex Campbell and Cal Spears, originally starting mid-pack, move to 5h and 6th, respectively. Orilla and Quirrel battle for second with Team TRD (John Mickel and Tim Sauter) and Alex Campbell right behind. Both Quirrel and Sauter get by Orilla by lap 50. 1 lap later green flag stops begin with John Mickel getting the lead followed by James Stein. Kerry Grocutt moves up to 8th after running in 25th for most of the day. Jeffries and Sauter drop to 9th and 16th respectively. Mickel, Stein, Matt Armoset and Alex Campbell are all running milliseconds apart but 2 seconds in front of 5th place which is Garry Orilla. On lap 66 Jack Steadman and his damaged car go a lap down and it opens a small gap between Mickel and the others which closes just as quickly. The bottom three of the top pack are shuffling positions like mad, and eventually Campbell and Armoset swap for good. These swaps, however, widen the gap between them and Mickel and it looks like Mickel is going to claim a third victory. But then Campbell closes the gap with the other two right behind. Shaun McConnell and David Jones are also catching the leaders as well as Garry Orilla. Stein takes second from Campbell, which widens the gap some. Jeffries passes Grocutt for 8th. On lap 80 the second and final wave of green flag stops begin, and it gives James Stein the lead over John Mickel, but it is close. Bryce King and Scott McHale move into the top 10 as Jeffries loses more and more due to a bad stop. (he's in 12th now). With 17 to go Stein laps Rossi. This lets Rossi hold up Mickel and allows Campbell to catch Mickel as well. With 10 to go Stein is a second ahead. Campbell tries to pass Mickel numerous times but with no avail. No one can catch James Stein however, and he captures the checkered flag at Kansas. Congratulations to Jack Daniels for his first career win.

Results:

James Stein
John Mickel
Alex Campbell
Shaun McConnell
Matt Armoset
Garry Orilla
David Jones
Kerry Grocutt
Bryce King
Mike Jeffries
Will Harvey III
Maku Sawaki
David Juchem
Calum Huges
Scott McHale
Andrew Baker
Fleischaker Kapsazinski
Cael Ashby
Tim Sauter
Jonzu Goldstone
Sam Quirrel
Cal Spears Jr.
Jason Chaser
Alex Valentine
Bobby McDonald
Timothy Johnson
Jerry Jamey
Max Timber
John Chan
Howard Owler
Victer Segal
Nick Forrest
Chase Spader
Raymond Flask
Shane Graysen
Marcus Rossi (-1)
Jack Steadman (-1)
Rick Metablu (-7)
Ralph Thompson (DNF)

Points will come tomorrow.

Squirrel_Monkey · « **Reply #233 on:** June 28, 2012, 03:33:22 PM »

My guys are always up there, just never win...

Badnik96 · « **Reply #234 on:** June 28, 2012, 03:35:32 PM »

I know, it's weird...

Jack Daniels · « **Reply #235 on:** June 28, 2012, 06:56:38 PM »

Rock on! James was in a slump there. Glad he got a win to bounce back. :D

HurricaneAndrew · « **Reply #236 on:** June 28, 2012, 10:17:55 PM »

Did a little better at my hometrack, at least. Can we get the current points standings?

Sending new paint scheme in a moment...

Badnik96 · « **Reply #237 on:** June 28, 2012, 11:17:23 PM »

Tomorrow I'll update standings and maybe do Richmond if I get time...

Badnik96 · « **Reply #238 on:** June 29, 2012, 06:20:42 AM »

POINTS! Still very tight up top, a lot of drivers made moves up the standings this past two races, most notably Cael Ashby and Tim Sauter. Next up is Richmond, another short track! Look for some more points shakeups and some tension as we finish the first quarter of the season! Stay tuned!

Mike Jeffries     276
Matt Armoset     263
James Stein     253
Sam Quirrel     251
John Mickel 241
Bryce King 239
Will Harvey III 233
Kerry Grocutt     229
Bobby McDonald    222
Scott McHale     219
Maku Sawaki     215
Garry Orilla 212
Shaun McConnell    213
David Jones    209
Cal Spears Jr. 208
Calum Huges     199
Jason Chaser     192
Cael Ashby     191
Tim Sauter     190
Victer Segal 190
Alex Campbell     186
Jonzu Goldstone 181
Alex Valentine    180
David Juchem     178
Fleischaker Kapsazinski 175
Howard Owler     172
Nick Forrest     168
Andrew Baker     167
Timothy Johnson    166
Jack Steadman    165
Rick Metablu     163
Chase Spader     156
Max Timber     154
Jerry Jamey     153
Shane Graysen     149
Ralph Thompson    146
John Chan     143
Raymond Flask     121
Marcus Rossi     100

wakkydude · « **Reply #239 on:** June 30, 2012, 04:54:32 PM »

Am I allowed to create a "Marcus Rossi Appreciation Society"?

I actually intended for him to be my team's leading driver, you know