South Africa's Freek Blignaut driving for Ehret Motorsport lead them down into one at Sepang Saturday
WINNER WINNER!! Chicken Dinner. Germany's Nico Wuestenfeld driving a 650S McLaren for TugasRacing Int. at Zandvoort GP Saturday. With a new Hot Lap track record of 1:37.176
France's Luc Henrion locks wheels with Hungary's Zoltan Kedves. Henrion was the race's biggest mover, from 27th to 11th Sunday
Ferran Rosell of Andorra beats on Paul Standgas of Germany. Rosell was the biggest mover of this race. 25th up to 12th.
Chris Daines of Great Britain started on the pole and never looked back for the win at Zandvoort. Sunday
Lexbourg's Chris Rombout (blue & white) battles Broger Rodriguez of Chile for 8th going into turn 6 at Hockenheimring National. Rombout dropped out on the 7 lap and took 11th. Rodrigues took 5th at the finish line Monday.
Diego Scognamiglio from Luxenbourg (yellow) exchanges paint with Carlos Couto of Portugal in this crash riddle event. Diego Scognamiglio finishes 6th and Carlos Couto finishes 9th at Suzuka Monday.
Argentine's Leandro Cairol finishes 1st after Spanish campaigner Marcos Diaz Diaz stumbles in the third lap, leaving Cairol for the win at Suzuka Tuesday.
Russia's Konstantin Arapov (blue) started fourth on the line with Spanish driver Pablo Sanchez in third. By the third turn, Sanchez was first and Arapov was second trading paint and fenders. The game was on.On the final lap at Sepang, Arapov led the most in the turns, but Sanchez caught up to him in the straights. Both drivers were tied off turn 11 and headed towards turn 12. When Arapov brakes first, Sanchez goes deep and slides to the outside. Arapov drove under the Spaniard into turn 12 and passed him for the win Tuesday.
Maskerader, are you saying some load, and some don't? I don't know what to say or do. I make sure they load the way I want them to before I leave the site. All photos are through Steam and google. I put my narrative up in the text box and put the steam or google link in the image box. They looked fine on my end. As you can see these two that you talk about are both google links. The others are through steam. Again, they loaded good on my end. I could not load these on steam because I took them out of my F12 folder and modified them and Steam would not pick them up in their loader after. Or I do not know how to get steam to recognized them when I try to put them back in my F12 folder. So, I did these two in google photos link. Got any info or advice for me? Anybody? Reply 1190 https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Y...MSJ8SwgiHuMKZHPnrxFw=w1533-h862-no?authuser=0 Reply 1179 https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/w...aF5VuxNlUmd5MNChS-B0=w1023-h862-no?authuser=0
Looks like these two picture are restricted to show for you only (for your account). You can: - upload pictures on Steam in "Artwork" section for any selected game (Raceroom in this case): https://steamcommunity.com/app/211500/images/ - upload pictures right here on the forums (step 1 to upload, step 2 to insert it in the post so it looks better):
Maskerader, I toyed with all kinds of ways to put up images when I first put-up Reply # 1174. They were showing up very soft and out of focus like a lot of people shots in other replies. I got a much clearer pic from putting the pic link from steam. So, I went with that way. It drives a photographer's nuts. I do not care for softness of some of the others. I can tell how a person is putting up their shots. So, I settled on putting steam's links in the image box. Do you or others have thoughts on why google links are not showing up very good when I put their link in the image box? I did redo reply # 1179 and 1191. But they look out of focus on my end. About Steam's artwork. I know nothing about it. Can you or others walk me through it? Thanks for giving me a heads up on what you guys are seeing. I would like your feedback. "Nash"
Czech Republic's Daawey Bachayedu (Orange) & Spain's Ivan Lopez Miralles started one & two. Miralles started to add the pressure waiting for Bachayedu to screw up for four laps. This was like the story of the mongoose (Bachayedu) and the snake (Miralles) fighting. Miralles took the lead on the fourth lap when Bachayedu went into the corkscrew wide and Miralles crossed under him at Seca. The mongoose was down but not out. He stalked his pray for four laps saving his car and tires and making the man from Spain over work his brain. Bachayedu was dancing left and right behind Miralles keeping him on edge. Miralles has got to be thinking when is the Czech going to make his move. Miralles's eyes had to be glued to the rear mirror. On the last lap, Miralles gives Bachayedu the outside of ten and they head for Eleven. Then it was time for the mongoose to pounce and separate the men from the boys. Eleven (the last corner) is coming up and both were side by side. They are together in the corner and Bachayedu pushed Miralles wide and shoots for home and the mongoose was the victor with the snake two lengths behind at Seca Wednesday.
I see you uploaded pictures on the forum. I don't know if there's a better way, but this is what I do: - post as you usually do; - press "Edit" on your post; - find a forum code for the picture in that post, it looks like that (the number is the ID code of the image): Code: [ATTACH]24757[/ATTACH] - add "=full" in it, like that: Code: [ATTACH=full]24757[/ATTACH] - press "Save changes" and that's it. Your picture will now be shown in full size.
I see another problem. Looking at replies 1179 & 1191 not signed in. The pics are not full. Got any ideas to fix that? "Nash"