Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

Montreal, Quebec, Canada
2.753mi / 4.431km
January 10, 2000



Now that we've finished racing at Zandvoort, the next track on the schedule is the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, located on an island in the city of Montreal. This will be the first race for LFRS in the year 2000, so it's a good time to make a fresh start to your racing! The track, like Albert Park, is a street circuit that does it's best to look like a true racing track. It has two distinct sections, the first being a twisty and technical section that requires precision and accuracy to find the best line and speed. The second section is much more open and requires top end speed. Your setup will be a compromise that works best in both sections.

Try your best, but don't get too overworked by your results :-) Remember that it's a long season - there are still another ten rounds to go!

SETTINGS FOR ALL DIVISIONS:

GP2LAP Version: Any version from 1.06 to 1.11
Car No.: 31
Race Mode: Non-Championship
Practice: UNLIMITED
Qualifying: Two 60-minute qualifying sessions
 

Class A
Race Distance: 50% (35 Laps - 96.355mi / 155.085km)
Level of Difficulty: Ace/94 or Pro/94
Failures: NONE

Class B
Race Distance: 50% (35 Laps - 96.355mi / 155.085km)
Level of Difficulty: Ace/94 or Pro/94
Failures: NONE

Class C
Race Distance: 30% (21 Laps - 57.813mi / 93.051km)
Level of Difficulty: Ace/94 or Pro/94
Failures: NONE
Optional Setup:Option A

Class D
Race Distance: 30% (21 Laps - 57.813mi / 93.051km)
Level of Difficulty: Ace/94 or Pro/94
Failures: NONE
Optional Setup:Option A

Class E
Race Distance: 30% (21 Laps - 57.813mi / 93.051km)
Level of Difficulty: Ace/94 or Pro/94
Failures: NONE

Class F
Race Distance: 30% (21 Laps - 57.813mi / 93.051km)
Level of Difficulty: Amateur/94 or Rookie/94
Failures: NONE
Manditory setup: Class F
 
 

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