Международные любительские соревнования SWS

Не фиг было читерить. Я смотрю в рейтинге многие ареновские гонщики ушли вниз, удалили значит результаты.
Считаю очень справедливое решение, потому что это было воровство, а ворам не место в спорте. Этот пример присечео любые мысли читерства в СВС.

Простите, а каково значение слова "читерить"?
Что-то такого словца не слыхал

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Уважаемые юные пилоты, а также их родители!
Всех кто претендует поехать на Гранд-Финал в следующем году во Францию прошу сохранить свои результаты всех гонок на обоих картодромах!!!
Завтра уже будет поздно, так как результаты соревнований на Arena GP исчезнут!!!

в первую очередь это касается:
Rank Driver Track Races Points
1. (1) Alexey NESOV MAYAK 8/22 8160
2. (8) Ilja TSEPKALO MAYAK 8/19 7122
3. (11) Michael BELOV MAYAK 8/17 6725
4. (15) Nikita DEMCHENKO MAYAK 8/14 6300
5. (18) Ilya UDOVIN MAYAK 8/17 6160
6. (27) Denis MONID MAYAK 8/18 5008
7. (29) Sergey CHISTYAKOV MAYAK 8/14 4860
8. (34) Pasha BULANTSEV MAYAK 8/9 4386
9. (35) Evgeniy DZUGAEV MAYAK 8/19 4317
10. (36) Vlad USTINKIN MAYAK 8/11 4135

Очень популярное слово в компютерных играх, произошло от

А, понятно)))) спс.

Ты вообще соображаешь что пишешь?
Пилоты то тут причем??? Типа бенчук приехал на этапе второй, заработал очки и нифига не гундел, что там нечправедливо, все такое, отснимите очки.
Вся вонь из-за того что есть пару этапов, где реально полную хрень Арена творит. А в остальном, убери этапы с припиской всеравно пилоты в топе.
Люди между прочим ехали и длинные гонки и деньги плотили.
Как можно быть таким тупым манипулируемым стадом??

DUBAI AUTODROME

Season finale Kartdrome 24 Hours has a distinct international flavour
Top international teams to line up on the grid for Round 4
Nations Cup will be a contest with national pride at stake
The fourth and final round of the 2013 Kartdrome Endurance Championship driven by Mini will not only be the crucial decider for this year’s coveted title, but will also be host to a number of international teams who will descend on Dubai for the weekend of 6-7 December 2013 to do battle in the season finale.
The Kartdrome 24 Hours is traditionally the most high profile race of the four endurance races that take place during the course of the year, this mainly due to the fact that top international outfits find time in their winter schedule to participate in a race which is now one of the premier events on the global leisure karting calendar.
Apart from the prestige, of racing in and visiting the UAE, the race also counts for precious Sodi World Series points, whereby the top teams in the championship get the opportunity to conmpete in the world finals which take place in France next year.
With the advent of the first ever Russian Grand Prix in Sochi next year, interest in motorsport is booming in that country and as a result several top karting teams will make the journey to compete in Dubai. Among them are the likes of Lukoil Racing Team, Mazda Karting Academy, Mazda Sport Academy, Kozaks, Squadra, Formula Kart Krasnodar and BFA Bank Attack Team.
Europe is well represented with Pluscity Team from Austria, Kart Excellence made up of mainly Swiss drivers, Sensory Minds GP from Germany, strong French outfit CER Karting and the predominantly French team GP Racing.
The locally based teams featuring one nationality line-ups include: the Dubai Falcon Racing Team and Dubai 5 all Emirati teams, locally based CG Racing 1 and CG Racing 2 featuring all Lebanese drivers and Alpha Racing which has a predominantly Indian driver line-up.
The remaining teams, mostly UAE based, reflect the ecclectic mix of nationalities which the country is famous for, with drivers from numerous countries (barring the abovemetioned) set for action over the two days at the Kartdrome, from the likes of: Syria, Iraq, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, United States, Pakistan, Canada, Sri Lanka, Bangaldesh, South Africa, Portugal, Britian, Australia, Spain, Brazil, Germany and Belgium.
Although the battle for overall top honours will grab the headlines during the two days of racing, there will be a great deal of interest in what should be an intriguing contest for the top prize in the Nations Cup, which will be a race within a race where national pride will be at stake.
Kartdrome manager Ryan Trutch commented, “The season finale of the 2013 Kartdrome Endurance Championship driven by Mini is always one of the highlights of the season at our venue. We pull out all the stops to deliver a top event, as we always do, so that international competitors go home with a good story to tell, about the race and also about Dubai. We have worked hard to create an event which is now part of Dubai’s impressive international sporting calendar, and by attracting so many teams from abroad we are buying in to Dubai as a sport tourism destination.”
On Friday (6 December) the field of 32 karts will be flagged off – in traditional Le Mans style running start – at 12:00 noon and will run for 24 hours until 12:00 noon the following day, Saturday. Entry to the Kartdrome is free for spectators.

Следи за тем, что ты пишешь, коллега.
На личности переходить нельзя.
Солью в Сортир.

С чего это, ты же не сделал замечание на сообщение, когда он назвал пилотов ворами, или ты считаешь, что в этом случае все было полайт?

А ты читаешь ветку Road to sport? там нет перехода на личности?

Там в рамках правил.

Читаю то, что успеваю. Может, и есть.
Для таких случаев у каждого поста есть кнопка "Пожаловаться", ты всегда можешь привлечь внимание админа к конкретному разговору.

DUBAI AUTODROME

отчет и результаты вчерашней гонки
http://www.dubaiautodrome.com/trackt...es-night-races/

Report: Round 10 of the Kartdrome SWS Sprint Series night races
Barwani and Zian win in the RX7 senior class
Garbutt and Al Sarraj top LR4 juniors on the night
Atef Al Barwani and Sam Zian were the big winners at the tenth round of the 2013 SWS Sprint Series at the Kartdrome as the pair walked home with the big silverware at the end of a night of very close racing.
In qualifying it was Karan Rallan who shocked the ‘usual suspects’ by snatching pole position in the SWS RX7 Class, in a session in which the top ten were separated by less than a seocnd, setting the tone for the evening’s racing.
In Race 1 Atef Al Barwani powered to a convincing victory by a healthy margin of 6.307 seconds, after starting fifth on the grid, taking the chequred from Dubai 5 teammates Saeed Al Falasi and Rallan finishing second and third respectively – the pair crossing the line side by side. Javier Cervera was fourth, Ali Al Mansoori fifth and Zian sixth.
Race 2 was a tighter affair with Zian, showing some of his best form, coming out on top to take top honours by 2.784 seconds from Al Falasi in second and Al Mansoori third and fourth Rasul Akhmetshin. The latter trio slugging it for all 12 laps. Weaam Abdou was fifth.
Barwani and Zian bounced back in the thrid and final race, the pair along with Hussain Umid Ali breaking away from the chasing pack to finish first, secnd and third respectively. Behind them was another threeway fight which ended with Al Falasi fourth, Akhmetshin fifth and sixth going to Rudolf Tison.
Earlier in the evening Samuel Garbutt won the first of two races in the SWS Junior LR4 Class, with Alex Connor second and Mansour Al Saaraj. But the star of the race was Samir Malas who crossed the line first, but was penalised 10 seconds for what the offcials deemed a jumped start which dropped him down to fourth. Nevertheless it was a remarkable performance for the youngest and smallest kid on the grid, in only his second race night at the Kartdrome – one to watch for the future.
Al Sarraj was unstoppable in Race 2, winning by 5.469 seconds from Connor in second, Dennis Bahar in thrid, Kamal Agha fourth and fifth going to Freddie Barker.
The next round, the penultimate ne of the SWS Sprint season, will be on 11 December at the Kartdrome.