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Welcome to the website of New Dimension Racing, a Live for Speed Team. We are the group that organize several events in LFS during the course of a year. Our events range from single-day fun events to half-year long seasons. We also do broadcasting for many events of our own, and help with broadcasts of other series' events. We take great pride in helping provide an organized racing experience to the LFS Community, and we plan to continue to provide this service for as long as we are able to. At the top, you may find information about the leagues and events we run, and at the side, you can find out more about New Dimension Racing.
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The New Dimension Racing Sporting Code has undergone an overhaul. It now contains many of the common policies and procedures over all NDR leagues, making it longer but the savings should be great in the redundancy that was inherent in the old series rulebooks. As usual, memorization is not required, but a general and working familiarity is strongly encouraged with the majority of elements contained within. Most of what is contained with in should be common sense and/or common courtesy.
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On Monday November 21st, one of Live for Speeds oldest leagues primeres on NDR TV. The City Liga features high class racing since 2004. Instead of focusing on one car or one car class, the approximately 90 minute long races feature various car and track combinations over the course of the fall/spring. But not only the cars vary, the racing format of every round differs in details. Classic qualifying, hardcore qualifying, superpole, qualifying via tracker, mandatory pit stops, sprint events, and much more... With every round being unique within the Championship, the winner can be called a true Live for Speed champion. Internationally the league was also recognised by the CityLiga-Team entry in the prestigious Masters of Endurance.
This monday coverage from South City Town Course of the penultimate Round of City Liga in 2011 will begin at 19:20 UTC. The car demo racers miss most, the XR GT Turbo is the vehicle the 59 drivers on 2 grids will have to master. The race's coverage will be a special presentation of New Dimension Racing Television in German language. But even if you don't master German, we hope to welcome you and to show you some of the finest racing Live for Speed has to offer. |
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The New Dimension Racing Club opens its doors. Beginning in November 2011, there will be weekly sanctioned club racing. The only rules: Drive fair and have fun! There are no sign-ups required, just join the server, and the password will be sent to you. For the first month of activity, there are three events of 2x 20 minute races scheduled. The NDR-Club will use the whole brandwidth of track and car combinations available in Live for Speed, but still these combinations are filtered wisely. |
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New Dimension Racing returns with seasonal events. Those have mostly
been simple styled 2 hour races, but this year it changes. We present
you the Kyoto 150, the third major New Dimension Racing oval race of the
season. The concept of this special event was designed by LowLandLions
driver Phil Diaz, starting with a seven day long open qualifying
session. All entered drivers can join the server and set their fastest
time with drafting and bump drafting being allowed. After qualifying,
lasting from Saturday, December 4th until Friday, December 9th, Saturday
10th will feature three heat races and one Last-Chance Qualifier, which
will decide over the starting order. These heat races will be 15 laps
each, the Last-Chance-Qualifier 10 laps long. In the event of a
full-course-caution/Safety Car deployment, the laps will be added,
sothat we will have 15, respectively 10 green flag laps. On Sunday,
December 10th, the big finale of this event, the Kyoto 150 will take
place. 81 laps in the oval with up to 3 green-white-checkered attemps to
end the race under green flag conditions. The race will be started in
the biggest formation possible. The four-wide start will definately be
the most spectacular thing seen in a Live for Speed oval, since the
Kyoto 500.
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The final round of the GT2 World Series took place on the tight and twisty South City Long Reversed track. A treacarous run to turn 1 always make the starts at this course very dangerous, and this proved no exception, as the #23 LowLandLions 2 car spun after scraping the armco, and ended up rolling after contact from other cars. Wicked Racing Team 2 and TheReality Racing Team also flipped out of the race over the course of the 6 hours.
The title fight was on between My3id Gaming and LowLandLions, with My3id starting the race weekend with a 28 point lead, padded to 30 after qualifying with pole. They simply needed to finish 11th or better to win outright. A timeout in the first half of the race saw them mired back in the pack, but brilliant driving from Niki Djakovic and Tomasz Noigec saw them finish well into the range they needed to - 5th place. LowLandLions took the win in dominant fasion, netting their second win.
The NDR team would like to thank all drivers and teams for participating in this season of the GT2 World Series!
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