Author Topic: NASCAR GameTechMods Cup 2012 season-Results (Read 27244 times)

Badnik96 · « **Reply #240 on:** July 17, 2012, 04:12:23 PM »

RICHMOND

Sam Quirrel wins the pole for Richmond, and he dominates early on. Cars are going 3 wide as well early on, and it proves exciting to watch. Jack Steadman drops from 2nd to 4th early on, but picks up the positions again by lap 22. On lap 32 Alex Valentine retires due to gearbox issues after starting 3rd. Quirrel loses a little bit of his lead to Steadman but never loses it entirely. Green flag stops start on lap 53, and a lap later Matt Armoset and Tim Sauter collide on pit road, and Armoset retires while Sauter goes 2 laps down. A caution comes out on lap 56 for a collision between Ralph Thompson and Cal Spears, and they take Scott McHale, Chase Spader and Jason Chaser with them. Only the 70 and 77 retire however (

). David Juchem leads after stops but Garry Orilla passes him early on after the restart as well as Kerry Grocutt, Jack Steadman and surprise Andrew Baker. Another caution comes out on lap 72 for Rick Metablu spinning John Chan, and the car of Chan collects Ralph Thompson. Thompson takes some hard damage and retires. Orilla opens up a huge lead after this restart and no one can catch him. David Jones somehow drives his way to second. North Star Racing is making a comeback with three cars in the top 15. Max Timber, once 13th, drops to 26th as Orilla continues increasing his lead. Sam Quirrel tries to get second from Jones but drops off with 37 to go. On lap 125 green flag stops begin with Nick Forrest and Timothy Johnson, who both wind up in the top 15 after the stops (both were near the tail end of the field before hand). Orilla loses most of his lead after green flag stops but second place Victer Segal can't get any closer than .997 seconds to Orilla. No one can catch Garry Orilla as he laps cars like crazy and eventually claims the checkered flag. This is the first victory for Team Banana and Squirrel_Monkey this season, congratulations to them!

Final results:
Garry Orilla
David Jones
Victer Segal
Calum Huges
Sam Quirrel
Kerry Grocutt
Cael Ashby
David Juchem
John Mickel
Bryce King
Cal Spears Jr.
Will Harvey III
Nick Forrest
Bobby McDonald
Shaun McConnell
Jack Steadman
Max Timber
Andrew Baker (wow what a shame, he was doing so well)
Alex Campbell
Mike Jeffries
Howard Owler
Jonzu Goldstone
Jerry Jamey
Timothy Johnson
Rick Metablu
Fleischaker Kapsazinski
James Stein
Jason Chaser
Maku Sawaki (-1)
John Chan (-1)
Shane Graysen (-1)
Raymond Flask (-1)
Marcus Rossi (-2)
Tim Sauter (-3)
Ralph Thompson (DNF)
Scott McHale (DNF)
Chase Spader (DNF)
Matt Armoset (DNF)
Alex Valentine (DNF)

HurricaneAndrew · « **Reply #241 on:** July 17, 2012, 05:19:11 PM »

Quote from: Badnik96 on July 17, 2012, 04:12:23 PM

[Majority of the field]
Andrew Baker (wow what a shame, he was doing so well)
[A few laggers]

Damnit, damnit, damnit.

Badnik96 · « **Reply #242 on:** July 17, 2012, 07:59:52 PM »

You were as high as 4th near the middle, honestly. I thought you would at least get a top-10.

Points and maybe Talladega to come tomorrow.

Badnik96 · « **Reply #243 on:** July 18, 2012, 04:01:00 PM »

dp

talladega
Cael Ashby started on the pole for the tenth race of the season, and the lead shuffles for most of the race. Marcus Rossi is a huge surprise at the beginning by not failing for once. By 10 laps Cael Ashby has fallen to the end of the pack after starting first. Green flag stops on lap 15 mess up the huge pack and cause smaller packs to emerge around the track. At the front are Jack Steadman, Jason Chaser, Sam Quirrel, Will Harvey and Max Timber. These five swap around for a while until the next wave, which simply causes to eliminate Timber from the front pack. Marcus Rossi moves as high as 7th during this time, actually leading a lap during the stop cycle. Eventually Rossi is randomly screened for drugs, is found with steroids, and is penalized with being replaced with an idiot (not really, I'm just making this up to stifle the boredness that comes with running plate races) and drops back to the pack. More stops on lap 47 of 76, and after this Rick Metablu replaces Jack Steadman up front before the second pack catches the first pack and they run as a group of 11 for a while until the final wave of the stops on lap 60. 6 to go and the front pack runs into traffic (AKA Tim Sauter and Howard Owler) and they block up the front for a lap or two before dropping back. John Chan takes the lead from Will Harvey, hungry for another plate win, with 2 to go and despite the best efforts from his teammate, Jason Chaser, John Chan takes the checkered flag for the first victory by Team Hunger Games. I guess the odds were in their favor. Congratulations to Groudonrobotwars, who ironically isn't around to see the win. lol

I used the export standings feature at the end of the race for results, here they are:

F    S    #    DRIVER    INTERVAL    LAPS    LED    POINTS    STATUS
1    35    55    J Chan    190.901    76    3    180    Running
2    37    27    J Chaser    -0.08    76    18*    180    Running
3    22    07    C Spears Jr.    -0.16    76    0    165    Running
4    29    10    R Metablu    -0.25    76    1    165    Running
5    19    75    W Harvey III    -0.33    76    13    160    Running
6    9    3    S Quirrel    -0.33    76    13    155    Running
7    16    62    J Steadman    -0.41    76    6    151    Running
8    28    77    S McHale    -8.44    76    0    142    Running
9    14    46    K Grocutt    -8.53    76    0    138    Running
10    30    2    T Johnson    -8.80    76    2    139    Running
11    7    22    D Juchem    -8.88    76    0    130    Running
12    26    78    R Flask    -8.97    76    0    127    Running
13    6    24    J Mickel    -9.06    76    4    129    Running
14    15    44    C Huges    -9.06    76    1    126    Running
15    32    95    J Goldstone    -9.15    76    0    118    Running
16    38    96    S McConnell    -9.15    76    0    115    Running
17    33    41    J Stein    -9.23    76    1    117    Running
18    2    30    G Orilla    -9.26    76    0    109    Running
19    36    43    J Jamey    -9.32    76    0    106    Running
20    13    23    A Valentine    -9.36    76    0    103    Running
21    34    4    M Timber    -9.40    76    2    105    Running
22    12    64    R Thompson    -9.44    76    0    97    Running
23    5    45    V Segal    -9.48    76    2    99    Running
24    23    05    D Jones    -14.60    76    2    96    Running
25    10    32    M Jeffries    -14.71    76    1    93    Running
26    17    69    B McDonald    -14.71    76    0    85    Running
27    8    99    B King    -14.72    76    0    82    Running
28    21    70    C Spader    -14.80    76    0    79    Running
29    24    47    S Graysen    -14.81    76    0    76    Running
30    39    66    M Rossi    -14.88    76    2    78    Running
31    25    92    A Baker    -14.88    76    0    70    Running
32    18    85    F Kapsazinski    -14.97    76    0    67    Running
33    27    50    M Sawaki    -15.01    76    2    69    Running
34    1    31    C Ashby    -45.60    76    1    66    Running
35    11    33    M Armoset    -45.68    76    0    58    Running
36    31    21    N Forrest    -45.76    76    1    60    Running
37    4    13    H Owler    -1L    75    0    52    Running
38    20    37    A Campbell    -1L    75    0    49    Running
39    3    42    T Sauter    -1L    75    1    51    Running

Points will be tomorrow, I promise.

Badnik96 · « **Reply #244 on:** July 19, 2012, 12:05:22 PM »

POINTS! Sam Quirrel takes the points lead as we head into the second quarter of the season! Reigning champ Matt Armoset is in danger of falling out of the top 10 as well. Next up us Darlington, a track notorious for its great action! stay tuned!

Sam Quirrel     328
Mike Jeffries     319
John Mickel 307
Will Harvey III 304
Kerry Grocutt     302
James Stein     297
Bryce King 290
Garry Orilla 284
Cal Spears Jr. 282
Matt Armoset     278
David Jones    271
Bobby McDonald    270
Shaun McConnell    270
Calum Huges     269
Scott McHale     263
Victer Segal 252
Jason Chaser     250
David Juchem     247
Maku Sawaki     241
Cael Ashby     238
Jonzu Goldstone 232
Jack Steadman    230
Rick Metablu     222
Timothy Johnson    220
Alex Campbell     217
Alex Valentine    209
Nick Forrest     207
Andrew Baker     206
Tim Sauter     205
Fleischaker Kapsazinski 205
Howard Owler     202
Max Timber     204
John Chan     203
Jerry Jamey     199
Shane Graysen     177
Ralph Thompson    177
Chase Spader     176
Raymond Flask     165
Marcus Rossi     125

Squirrel_Monkey · « **Reply #245 on:** July 19, 2012, 01:31:34 PM »

3 in top 10. Nice.

NFX · « **Reply #246 on:** July 19, 2012, 01:36:49 PM »

GO WILL HARVEY. 4th place, going great. Shaun McConnell's hanging onto the top end, and Alex & Nick aren't really anywhere.

Badnik96 · « **Reply #247 on:** August 10, 2012, 01:14:51 PM »

in about a half hour I will be running Darlington, and will be holding live commentary over Skype while doing the race. If you have Skype I hope you can come on and listen (you don't need a mic, just listen in), if I get good reception from this I could do it for every race from now on.

Badnik96 · « **Reply #248 on:** August 10, 2012, 01:46:27 PM »

OK, commentary is beginning now. So yeah.

Badnik96 · « **Reply #249 on:** August 10, 2012, 07:59:16 PM »

TP
Darlington results

David Juchem scores his first career pole in a shock. The race barely begins when a huge wreck that involves nearly half the pack starts on lap 4 when both TRD cars (John Mickel and Tim Sauter) collide. Only Sauter and James Stein retire. Ralph Thompson makes an unscheduled pit stop on the restart, putting him a lap down. Timothy Johnson and John Mickel get lapped on lap 14. Marcus Rossi, in last place as always, hits the inside wall hard and retires, but no caution comes out. Jason Chaser, last week's runner-up, retires due to damage on lap 25. Sam Quirrel, leading since the restart, hits the wall trying to lap the slow 2 car of Timothy Johnson again, and Cael Ashby in second hits the wall too, giving the lead to Matt Armoset on lap 28. A caution for debris on the track comes out on lap 30 and Quirrel wins the race off pit road. Mickel retires during the caution as well. Quirrel and Armoset gain a huge lead with Shaun McConnell, on the edge of being two laps down due to an unscheduled stop, leads them but is still one lap down. Thompson collides with Calum Huges, making Huges take a lot of damage to the front and retire. Howard Owler goes one lap down on lap 50. Victer Segal and Chase Spader pass Andrew Baker for 4th and 5th. At this point there is a 4 second gap between 2nd and 3rd. Fleischaker Kapsazinski collides with Owler sending Kapsazinski to the pits. McConnell finally gets passed after being out front for 20 laps. A caution comes out on lap 63 for last week's winner John Chan's spin, which collects Thompson and Raymond Flask. All three retire. On the restart Matt Armoset, Victer Segal and Rick Metablu all pass Quirrel, but those four are alone in front. Armoset has trouble with Bobby McDonald in lap traffic and Victer Seg Cael al tries to pass but can't until lap 88, and Metablu follows. Shane Graysen, Jack Steadman, Will Harvey and Maku Sawaki are involved in a big wreck among others after this and Sawaki's car is flipped after being hit by Harvey (sadly I forgot to save this race's replay) Graysen doesn't retire until his car stops on the course 2 laps later. Timothy Johnson finally retires, he was 7 laps down at the time. Cael Ashby catches leader Victer Segal and tries for the lead, which he gets on lap 123 when Segal tags the wall. On lap 130, green flag stops begin when Segal pits, and 3 laps later a wreck outside pit road brings out a caution and knocks Segal as well as others out of the race and leaves five cars on the lead lap. 6 others also are on the lead lap by being positioned in front of Ashby at the restart. Ashby eventually laps Spader again, but 5 others evade him. Kerry Grocutt tried valiantly for the lead but couldn't get it in the swarm of lap traffic around him. So, Cael Ashby wins his first ever race in the GTM Cup. Congrats to him and MikeNCR for his third win this season.

F S # DRIVER INTERVAL LAPS LED POINTS STATUS
1 11 31 C Ashby 131.180 147 26 180 Running
2 4 46 K Grocutt -0.25 147 0 170 Running
3 8 32 M Jeffries -4.18 147 0 165 Running
4 22 77 S McHale -4.60 147 0 160 Running
5 31 95 J Goldstone -12.67 147 0 155 Running
6 9 33 M Armoset -25.14 147 24 155 Running
7 1 22 D Juchem -25.43 147 3 151 Running
8 34 4 M Timber -27.70 147 0 142 Running
9 26 05 D Jones -27.91 147 0 138 Running
10 5 3 S Quirrel -28.01 147 59* 144 Running
11 21 70 C Spader -1L 146 0 130 Running
12 29 21 N Forrest -1L 146 0 127 Running
13 24 92 A Baker -1L 146 0 124 Running
14 10 30 G Orilla -2L 145 0 121 Running
15 23 37 A Campbell -3L 144 0 118 Running
16 15 69 B McDonald -3L 144 0 115 Running
17 17 85 F Kapsazinski -5L 142 0 112 Running
18 14 13 H Owler -6L 141 0 109 Running
19 3 45 V Segal -17L 130 35 111 Accident
20 36 10 R Metablu -18L 129 0 103 Accident
21 27 07 C Spears Jr. -19L 128 0 100 Accident
22 38 96 S McConnell -20L 127 0 97 Accident
23 18 99 B King -51L 96 0 94 Retired
24 2 23 A Valentine -51L 96 0 91 Accident
25 28 47 S Graysen -53L 94 0 88 Camshaft
26 25 50 M Sawaki -53L 94 0 85 Piston
27 19 75 W Harvey III -53L 94 0 82 Accident
28 16 62 J Steadman -53L 94 0 79 Accident
29 32 2 T Johnson -58L 89 0 76 Accident
30 20 78 R Flask -87L 60 0 73 Accident
31 12 64 R Thompson -88L 59 0 70 Accident
32 30 55 J Chan -89L 58 0 67 Accident
33 7 44 C Huges -107L 40 0 64 Retired
34 13 24 J Mickel -118L 29 0 61 Accident
35 33 43 J Jamey -120L 27 0 58 Accident
36 35 27 J Chaser -126L 21 0 55 Accident
37 39 66 M Rossi -129L 18 0 52 Accident
38 37 41 J Stein -145L 2 0 49 Retired
39 6 42 T Sauter -145L 2 0 46 Accident

Points will be up tomorrow.

HurricaneAndrew · « **Reply #250 on:** August 10, 2012, 09:39:04 PM »

Out of 18 cars running at the end, I finished 13th...

I was listening to the live commentary but had to leave and miss part of it... What the Hell happened?

Badnik96 · « **Reply #251 on:** August 10, 2012, 10:59:58 PM »

Lots and lots of wrecks. You're lucky you finished, your car was pretty well-damaged.

Squirrel_Monkey · « **Reply #252 on:** August 11, 2012, 06:04:01 AM »

Well, I had all four finish, that will do.

Badnik96 · « **Reply #253 on:** August 11, 2012, 06:11:36 AM »

Will possibly run Charlotte later today with more live commentary. Points will be up when I feel like doing them.

Badnik96 · « **Reply #254 on:** August 11, 2012, 06:26:55 AM »

DP

pointzzzzz

Sam Quirrel     362
Mike Jeffries     360
Kerry Grocutt     344
Will Harvey III 320
John Mickel 316
Matt Armoset     316
Garry Orilla 314
Bryce King 310
David Jones    306
Cal Spears Jr. 305
Scott McHale     303
James Stein     302
Bobby McDonald    298
Shaun McConnell     292
Cael Ashby     284
David Juchem     284
Calum Huges     279
Victer Segal 275
Jonzu Goldstone 271
Maku Sawaki     258
Jason Chaser     257
Rick Metablu     246
Alex Campbell     246
Jack Steadman    245
Max Timber     240
Nick Forrest     239
Andrew Baker     237
Timothy Johnson 234
Fleischaker Kapsazinski 232
Alex Valentine    228
Howard Owler     228
John Chan     214
Tim Sauter     209
Chase Spader     209
Jerry Jamey     207
Shane Graysen 195
Ralph Thompson 189
Raymond Flask    178
Marcus Rossi     131

Squirrel_Monkey · « **Reply #255 on:** August 11, 2012, 06:30:42 AM »

3 in top 7 :D

Badnik96 · « **Reply #256 on:** August 11, 2012, 06:32:14 AM »

That is indeed something to be happy about. You must be doing something right over there :D

NFX · « **Reply #257 on:** August 11, 2012, 06:36:01 AM »

Will Harvey III in 4th, go him. =D Grab that top 3 spot. The rest of you, pick up the pace. You're making me look bad.

Squirrel_Monkey · « **Reply #258 on:** August 11, 2012, 07:05:27 AM »

Did I pick good attributes or something?

Badnik96 · « **Reply #259 on:** August 11, 2012, 07:06:06 AM »

I guess so. You just seem to be dominant this season.