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Nick#126 wrote:Thanks for all the hard work you guys put in the whole season! Great to have so much new MXGP tracks created, love them all! Hope you guys will be doing a MXGP series next year again, thanks everyone involved, superb job.
Bubba40 wrote:Nick#126 wrote:Thanks for all the hard work you guys put in the whole season! Great to have so much new MXGP tracks created, love them all! Hope you guys will be doing a MXGP series next year again, thanks everyone involved, superb job.
manii20 wrote:Bubba40 wrote:Nick#126 wrote:Thanks for all the hard work you guys put in the whole season! Great to have so much new MXGP tracks created, love them all! Hope you guys will be doing a MXGP series next year again, thanks everyone involved, superb job.
mx201 wrote:manii20 wrote:Bubba40 wrote:
LOOL. >>>Nick#126 wrote:Thanks for all the hard work you guys put in the whole season! Great to have so much new MXGP tracks created, love them all! Hope you guys will be doing a MXGP series next year again, thanks everyone involved, superb job.
Thank you to everyone involved this year you guys did a great job! Had a blast at the final round and to come away with my best moto finish and overall of the season was a nice touch. Hopefully you guys have something in the work for supercross and gps next year!M@xTizZz wrote:Thanks to all players this season ! (223 distinct sign in Pro class, 532 distinct sign up in Amateur class = 755)
Thanks to everyone involved this season :
The trackmakers : Gabriele Grossi, Krisstofer Wenerklang, Aaron Hall, Richard De Kuijper, Maxime Bourut
The old base : Hans Haggwist, David Rafagas, Stephen Barrington
The 3d boy : Vincent Delille
The old 3d objects by : Hans Haggwist, SMR, Andy Hack, Naupoiss, Dorian Florent
The slave Bruno Gouttesoulard for putting decals and objects on the tracks.
and Yohann Mayer for the website
See you all next year, if everything goes ok !
Just want to address the timing gate as I placed it. Same with Loket jumping onto the start-straight, it was extremely tight too. But for a few jumps I want people to be extra careful. This week I also know that some gates were way outside of the stakes where the bales were. To me, that was the only real close gate that I put intentionally, I had no issues with it, however I saw 2 guys on the finish having some issues by missing it. In my mind, it was an easy jump/gate to make every time, but that's me. Just wanted to explain my thinking process when I placed the timing gates.sapelgas431 wrote:Guys you really need to pay more attention to timing gates, especially in a track for a championship like this. I noticed this week there were a lot of penalties for everybody, and somehow I missed the finish line timing gate twice during moto 2. I only noticed a few corners after it and lost a lot. I checked the demo, and I didn't really jump from off track. Yes I'm at the edge of the track, but I'm still inside the track markers. Here's how I jumped:
Thanks for a good year and I hope we can bring this back next year Gj dudes! Super fun with the GPs.M@xTizZz wrote:Thanks to all players this season ! (223 distinct sign in Pro class, 532 distinct sign up in Amateur class = 755)
Thanks to everyone involved this season :
The trackmakers : Gabriele Grossi, Krisstofer Wenerklang, Aaron Hall, Richard De Kuijper, Maxime Bourut
The old base : Hans Haggwist, David Rafagas, Stephen Barrington
The 3d boy : Vincent Delille
The old 3d objects by : Hans Haggwist, SMR, Andy Hack, Naupoiss, Dorian Florent
The slave Bruno Gouttesoulard for putting decals and objects on the tracks.
and Yohann Mayer for the website
See you all next year, if everything goes ok !