Kyoto 500 - Revision history

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MandulAA: /* Event History */ +vod column, added some links to them

2025-07-02T12:47:40Z

Event History: +vod column, added some links to them

Flame CZE: /* Event History */

2025-06-25T20:35:01Z

Event History

Flame CZE: track link

2024-12-24T13:04:02Z

track link

MandulAA at 20:24, 8 February 2024

2024-02-08T20:24:47Z

MandulAA: driver templates

2024-02-08T20:20:59Z

driver templates

MandulAA: infobox

2024-02-08T20:19:02Z

infobox

MandulAA at 20:16, 8 February 2024

2024-02-08T20:16:28Z

MandulAA at 10:59, 1 February 2024

2024-02-01T10:59:07Z

MandulAA: Leagues category

2020-08-04T11:04:54Z

Leagues category

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 | {{driver|Nolan Scott|BigTime}}
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 | {{driver|Sebastian Hutchinson|seb66}}
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 | {{driver|Robbin Heijermann|Drifters Only}}
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 | {{driver|Klaidas Gasiunas|TexasLTU}}
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 | {{driver|Dennis Lind|Dennis93}}
 | {{driver|Patrick Hall|FalconBridge}}
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 | {{driver|Patrick Hall|FalconBridge}}
 | [[2014 Kyoto 500|Report]]
 |}

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 | {{driver|Remco Majoor|CodeLyoko1}}
 | {{driver|Patrick Hall|FalconBridge}}
+| [[2014 Kyoto 500|Report]]
 |}

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 }}
-The '''Kyoto 500''' is [[New Dimension Racing]]’s premier oval event. Designed to emulate the Indianapolis 500 in Live for Speed, the event features multiple practice sessions in the weeks before. Qualifying is using a four-lap average solo run, drivers offered limited attempts. The race is 268 laps. The inaugural running was held on 28 June 2008, and held yearly through 2014, when New Dimension Racing suspended its major events.
+The '''Kyoto 500''' is [[New Dimension Racing]]’s premier oval event held at [[Kyoto Ring]] Oval. Designed to emulate the Indianapolis 500 in Live for Speed, the event features multiple practice sessions in the weeks before. Qualifying is using a four-lap average solo run, drivers offered limited attempts. The race is 268 laps. The inaugural running was held on 28 June 2008, and held yearly through 2014, when New Dimension Racing suspended its major events.
 == Practice Format ==

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 | yearsactive = 2008–2014
 | seasons     = 7
 | orgs        = [[New Dimension Racing]]
 | website     =

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 | license     = S2
 | firstseason = 2008
-| yearsactive = 2008–2015
+| yearsactive = 2008–2014
-| seasons     = 8
+| seasons     = 7
 | orgs        = [[New Dimension Racing]]
 | website     =
 }}
-The Kyoto 500 is New Dimension Racing’s premier oval event. Designed to emulate the Indianapolis 500 in Live for Speed, the event features multiple practice sessions in the weeks before. Qualifying is using a four-lap average solo run, drivers offered limited attempts. The race is 268 laps. The inaugural running was held on 28 June 2008, and held yearly through 2014, when New Dimension Racing suspended its major events.
+The '''Kyoto 500''' is [[New Dimension Racing]]’s premier oval event. Designed to emulate the Indianapolis 500 in Live for Speed, the event features multiple practice sessions in the weeks before. Qualifying is using a four-lap average solo run, drivers offered limited attempts. The race is 268 laps. The inaugural running was held on 28 June 2008, and held yearly through 2014, when New Dimension Racing suspended its major events.
 == Practice Format ==
 Each year saw two or three weeks of practice sessions run for drivers to acclimate themselves to the circuit and the rules of the event. Administration use the sessions to evaluate performance and race worthiness of the drivers. Drivers are traditionally required to attend at least two sessions, but more may be required, depending on the driver’s performance.
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 == Qualifying Procedure ==
 Qualifying is held over two days, with six hours per day open for qualifying. Day one is Pole Day, the only day pole position is available. Day two sets all other positions, and may see bumping if more cars qualify than there are grid spots available. A driver is afforded three attempts per day, an attempt consisting of two warmup laps and 4 timed laps. An attempt is charged when the driver crosses the split on their second timed lap. The four laps are averaged to establish the driver’s qualifying time. A driver may withdraw his previous time and attempt to improve their time. This withdrawal of a lap time is irrevocable once the timed run starts, the last valid attempt stands no matter what time is set.
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 | 2008
 | 28 June
-| Branislav Goga (BranislavS)
+| {{driver|Branislav Goga|BranislavS}}
-| Ronald Kasemier (ronaldnl)
+| {{driver|Ronald Kasemier|ronaldnl}}
+|
 |-
 | 2009
 | 27 June
-| Nolan Scott (BigTime)
+| {{driver|Nolan Scott|BigTime}}
-| Dan Sanger (Raven88)
+| {{driver|Dan Sanger|Raven88}}
+|
 |-
 | 2010
 | 26 June
-| Sebastian Hutchinson (seb66)
+| {{driver|Sebastian Hutchinson|seb66}}
-| Dan Sanger (Raven88)
+| {{driver|Dan Sanger|Raven88}}
+|
 |-
 | 2011
 | 25 June
-| Robbin Heijermann (Drifters Only)
+| {{driver|Robbin Heijermann|Drifters Only}}
-| Dan Sanger (Raven88)
+| {{driver|Dan Sanger|Raven88}}
+|
 |-
 | 2012
 | 30 June
-| Niko Puntola (nikopdr)
+| {{driver|Niko Puntola|nikopdr}}
-| Klaidas Gasiunas (TexasLTU)
+| {{driver|Klaidas Gasiunas|TexasLTU}}
+|
 |-
 | 2013
 | 29 June
-| Dennis Lind (Dennis93)
+| {{driver|Dennis Lind|Dennis93}}
-| Patrick Hall (FalconBridge)
+| {{driver|Patrick Hall|FalconBridge}}
+|
 |-
 | 2014
 | 28 June
-| Remco Majoor (CodeLyoko1)
+| {{driver|Remco Majoor|CodeLyoko1}}
-| Patrick Hall (FalconBridge)
+| {{driver|Patrick Hall|FalconBridge}}
+|
 |}

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		+	{{Infobox league
		+	\| name = Kyoto 500
		+	\| logo =
		+	\| type = Oval racing league
		+	\| recurrence = yearly
		+	\| signup = yes
		+	\| license = S2
		+	\| firstseason = 2008
		+	\| yearsactive = 2008–2015
		+	\| seasons = 8
		+	\| orgs = [[New Dimension Racing]]
		+	\| website =
		+	}}
		+
	The Kyoto 500 is New Dimension Racing’s premier oval event. Designed to emulate the Indianapolis 500 in Live for Speed, the event features multiple practice sessions in the weeks before. Qualifying is using a four-lap average solo run, drivers offered limited attempts. The race is 268 laps. The inaugural running was held on 28 June 2008, and held yearly through 2014, when New Dimension Racing suspended its major events.		The Kyoto 500 is New Dimension Racing’s premier oval event. Designed to emulate the Indianapolis 500 in Live for Speed, the event features multiple practice sessions in the weeks before. Qualifying is using a four-lap average solo run, drivers offered limited attempts. The race is 268 laps. The inaugural running was held on 28 June 2008, and held yearly through 2014, when New Dimension Racing suspended its major events.
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	== Practice Format ==		== Practice Format ==

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-The Kyoto 500 is New Dimension Racing’s premier oval event.  Designed to emulate the Indianapolis 500 in Live for Speed, the event features multiple practice sessions in the weeks before.  Qualifying is using a four-lap average solo run, drivers offered limited attempts.  The race is 268 laps.  The inaugrual running was held on 28 June 2008, and held yearly through 2014, when New Dimension Racing suspended its major events.
+The Kyoto 500 is New Dimension Racing’s premier oval event. Designed to emulate the Indianapolis 500 in Live for Speed, the event features multiple practice sessions in the weeks before. Qualifying is using a four-lap average solo run, drivers offered limited attempts. The race is 268 laps. The inaugural running was held on 28 June 2008, and held yearly through 2014, when New Dimension Racing suspended its major events.
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 == Practice Format ==
-Each year saw two or three weeks of practice sessions run for drivers to acclimate themselves to the circuit and the rules of the event.  Administration use the sessions to evaluate performance and race worthiness of the drivers.  Drivers are traditionally required to attend at least two sessions, but more may be required, depending on the driver’s performance.
+Each year saw two or three weeks of practice sessions run for drivers to acclimate themselves to the circuit and the rules of the event. Administration use the sessions to evaluate performance and race worthiness of the drivers. Drivers are traditionally required to attend at least two sessions, but more may be required, depending on the driver’s performance.
-Sessions consist of either a free practice, or a qualifying and race session.  Free Practice allows drivers to use the offered time to do either qualifying runs, solo race runs, or practice drafting with one or more cars, or negotiating a pack.  The stewards observe all drivers, and offer feedback when necessary, and judge racing ability for clearance into the eligible field.
+Sessions consist of either a free practice, or a qualifying and race session. Free Practice allows drivers to use the offered time to do either qualifying runs, solo race runs, or practice drafting with one or more cars, or negotiating a pack. The stewards observe all drivers, and offer feedback when necessary, and judge racing ability for clearance into the eligible field.
-Race sessions give full race simulations.  Qualifying for race practice sessions uses the standard one out lap/two hotlap format for efficiency of the session.  All race procedures are in force in a race, but competition cautions may be called to provide practice in the procedure. On occasion, extra session credits are offered for certain targets, such as caution-free, performing a pit stop, or other criteria established by the administrators.
+Race sessions give full race simulations. Qualifying for race practice sessions uses the standard one out lap/two hotlap format for efficiency of the session. All race procedures are in force in a race, but competition cautions may be called to provide practice in the procedure. On occasion, extra session credits are offered for certain targets, such as caution-free, performing a pit stop, or other criteria established by the administrators.
 == Qualifying Procedure ==
-Qualifying is held over two days, with six hours per day open for qualifying.  Day one is Pole Day, the only day pole position is available.  Day two sets all other positions, and may see bumping if more cars qualify than there are grid spots available.  A driver is afforded three attempts per day, an attempt consisting of two warmup laps and 4 timed laps.  An attempt is charged when the driver crosses the split on their second timed lap. The four laps are averaged to establish the driver’s qualifying time.  A driver may withdraw his previous time and attempt to improve their time.  This withdrawal of a lap time is irrevocable once the timed run starts, the last valid attempt stands no matter what time is set.
+Qualifying is held over two days, with six hours per day open for qualifying. Day one is Pole Day, the only day pole position is available. Day two sets all other positions, and may see bumping if more cars qualify than there are grid spots available. A driver is afforded three attempts per day, an attempt consisting of two warmup laps and 4 timed laps. An attempt is charged when the driver crosses the split on their second timed lap. The four laps are averaged to establish the driver’s qualifying time. A driver may withdraw his previous time and attempt to improve their time. This withdrawal of a lap time is irrevocable once the timed run starts, the last valid attempt stands no matter what time is set.
-Pole position is locked in after the first day, unless the pole sitter withdraws his time on day two.  If a driver runs faster than pole on day two, he still can only be P2, unless the pole time was withdrawn.
+Pole position is locked in after the first day, unless the pole sitter withdraws his time on day two. If a driver runs faster than pole on day two, he still can only be P2, unless the pole time was withdrawn.
 == Event History ==

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