Eddie Brother 
Joined on May 2002 (Amateur)
Age unknown
Not part of a team
Seasonal activity
Eddie Brother
Latest results
| -1 hr | Argammon | 1:00.35 | Mercedes DTM |
| -3 hrs | Mortimer McMire | 1:07.54 | Audi |
| -3 hrs | dreadnaut | 1:03.45 | Audi |
| -5 hrs | Frieshansen | 1:00.53 | Audi |
| -7 hrs | Spoonboy | 1:05.66 | Mercedes DTM |
Shoutbox
- dreadnaut
- Something to notice if you have started recently: the actual top speed of the Audi is 218mph, higher than its flat track top speed, and many other Stunts cars! How to exploit that is part of the fun 😀
- Mortimer McMire
- @Raskolnikovik, nice little moment indeed! But I remember using this trick in one of last seasons races to get enough speed to make a difficult jump. So although probably useless now, keep it in mind for future races!
- Stingray86
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Cool track! That cork at the start is tricky. Great to see so many other VetteGAR racers!
1:34.33 A
- Alan Rotoi
- Haha nice trick anyway!
- Raskolnikovik
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I found the 0:55 minute so funny that I left it in, even though it worked against me hahah.
1:12.72 A
- Duplode
- @HerrNove A third possibility (or is it a variation of the second?) is adjusting the bonuses to boost cars which feel like they will be more enjoyable on the month's track, given its specific features.
- Alan Rotoi
- @HerrNove I tryied to set a fight with different type of cars with the bonuses. Audi, Camaro and Mercedes has very different ways to face a track. So every time you pick a candidate you have a slightly different race experience.
- Alan Rotoi
- Thanks @HerrNove, @Ryoma and @MarkNailwood! Camaro has the feeling of a fast car but its maximum speed is about 165mph. Maybe because the fast acceleration and enhanced grip but in fact is slower than Acura. 😁 Probably these parameters makes the car more enjoyable. I'm glad you like it.
- Zapper
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Trying out a GAR lap after many races later
1:33.50
- HerrNove
- @Mark Nailwood: you can find the full rules here: https://zak.stunts.hu/articles/gar-rules-at-zakstunts (most importantly: don't cut corks and loops, don't use boulevards and pipes as take-off ramps)
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