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Posted by Tim McArthur at 11:45 AM on Apr 09, 2008
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Parc Ferme, literally meaning "closed park" in French, is a term used to describe a secure area at a Grand Prix circuit where the cars may be stored overnight, or in our case; between the qualifying and race sessions. This means that you are unable to touch your car after you have started your qualifying laps. No setup changes can be done including the adding or reduction of fuel load. When qualifying for a race that has Parc Ferme rules you must qualify using your race setup and race fuel load. More importantly have your radiator, tire compound, and rear wing settings as you want them for the entire race distance before going out for your first lap in qualifying. In our current Formula 1 series there are still a few settings that you are able to change even with the Park Ferme rules in place;
Using the Parc Ferme to your benefit;
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Posted by Jonty Couples at 08:54 PM on Apr 09, 2008
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Thanks for the writeup - I was just looking for one only yesterday. You must be monitoring the search feature! So does a particular mod have hard-coded different parc ferme restrictions or does the admin choose the restrictions? For example, the Megane race the yersterday day was parc ferme but fuel could be changed for the race. |
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Posted by Tim McArthur at 09:00 PM on Apr 09, 2008
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Each mod is different, and hard coded in the RFM file. No way for the admin to change it unless we create a new RFM to disable it. |
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Posted by Shane Thompson at 09:04 PM on Apr 09, 2008
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the F1 League i race in has 2 quals. qual one is 10 minutes and is for everybody. and you can run any fuel load you want. qual 2 is for the top 10 only and they have to run enough fuel for the race |
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Posted by Scott Michaels at 08:33 AM on Apr 10, 2008
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Shane, assuming you are talking about FSR:
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