NASCARC Season 3: Registration

[Badnik96]

for real this time.

Welcome to the third season of NASCARC! We've been working very hard behind the scenes to revamp Season 3 and make it the most exciting, action-packed season of NASCARC yet!

For starters, this version of NASCARC will use a new mod, the MENCS19 mod. While I originally wanted to use the ICR mod, my computer isn't powerful enough to open the templates, so in order to make everything easier on everyone I'm going back to this. This also means all the cars you all painted for the version I bailed on last year can be re-used.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/1ayj5zumo ... s.rar/file

Secondly, the schedule has been completely remade, shortening it and cutting most of the bland cookie-cutter tracks. The full, 20-race schedule is on the google doc linked below.



The schedule is fairly evenly split. Almost half of the schedule is speedways, with short tracks and road courses taking up the other half. There are only two superspeedway events this season, but in order to incentivize investment into those tracks, they're worth double points. I'm also splitting race lengths in half to speed things up.

Much like in previous seasons, you'll be painting cars for your team and allocating stats for their drivers. This season, every team will have 2 cars, no more and no less. These cars must have a number with either one or two digits (including 00-09) and some kind of sponsorship. If you're having trouble making your car look nice, ask myself, Adam or Noisy and we'll get something rolling for you.

We'll be running a team championship alongside the driver standings and ROTY standings, now that everything is equalized.

If you don't want to roll the dice on a new driver, you can sign a driver from last season with their same stats from a team that no longer wants to run them. While I'm unsure if anyone will want to do this, there are some top-shelf drivers from previous years that will definitely be out looking for rides due to the changes to team structure, and a high-profile driver could give your team the edge.

I'm also going to allow firing drivers mid-season if you think you can do better with a different stat-line. the only caveat to this is that the new driver will start with zero points, but may give you a better shot at the team championship.


For your drivers, you must fill out the following stat card:
Aggression:
Consistency:
Finishing:
Qualifying:
Road Course:
Short Track:
Speedway:
Superspeedway:

You have 680 points to spend. No stat can be higher than 100 and no stat can be lower than 50. The way NR2003 stats work means your stats will vary slightly per race, the number you put in is the high value and the low value will be 10 points lower than that.

[Venice Queen]

Luigi Mario // 77 (Hess Toyota)



Aggression // 80
Consistency // 91
Finishing // 90
Qualifying // 95
Road Course // 82
Short Track // 81
Speedway // 81
Superspeedway // 80

Mario Mario // 24 (Lego Toyota)



Aggression // 88
Consistency // 82
Finishing // 93
Qualifying // 91
Road Course // 52
Short Track // 86
Speedway // 99
Superspeedway // 89

gonna need someone to do the models for me im a lazy bitch. Ive got some reference photos from when NFX drew up some sickass liveries

[NWOWWE]

#5 Harold Cunningham

Aggression: 80
Consistency: 95
Finishing: 85
Qualifying: 80
Road Course: 85
Short Track: 85
Speedway: 85
Superspeedway: 85





#23. Sean Bennett

Aggression: 90
Consistency: 85
Finishing: 90
Qualifying: 80
Road Course: 90
Short Track: 80
Speedway: 85
Superspeedway: 80

[Hiicantpk]

Sticking with Fujiwara in the 4 and moving Troyard to the 12. Models eventually

#4 - Takumi Fujiwara - Initial D Chevrolet

Aggression: 80
Consistency: 95
Finishing: 85
Qualifying: 80
Road Course: 90
Short Track: 80
Speedway: 85
Superspeedway: 85

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#12 - Slaine Troyard - Wargaming Chevrolet

Aggression: 100
Consistency: 80
Finishing: 80
Qualifying: 90
Road Course: 80
Short Track: 80
Speedway: 80
Superspeedway: 90

[Superbomb122]

SKY Racing is ready to run

Paints-

#81 - Mason Dowell - RIOT Toyota Camry
Aggression: 95
Consistency: 80
Finishing: 80
Qualifying: 80
Road Course: 85
Short Track: 95
Speedway: 95
Superspeedway: 70
Mason is fresh to this level of racing, but don't let your guard down. His track championship at Burnside and wins throughout the Southeast are evidence of mastery years beyond his age. Have I also mentioned he plays League of Legends 5 hours a day? No wonder his reflexes are so good... and his temper is so short

#85 - Kyle Wood - Dollar General Toyota Camry
Aggression: 80
Consistency: 80
Finishing: 90
Qualifying: 80
Road Course: 75
Short Track: 100
Speedway: 100
Superspeedway: 75
While rules changes caused the reigning runner-up to leave Ignition Motorsports, his skills will be much appreciated at SKY. Thanks to additional road racing practice, including track days at NRM, his greatest weakness compared to champion Fujiwara won't be quite so drastic. Hopefully, the 'hangover' of runners-up in more traditional sports doesn't transfer to NASCAR.

[Noisy]

Square Go Racing - Volvo S60

#32 Irn Bru Volvo - Hannah Cleland - Livery TBA

Aggression: 70
Consistency: 85
Finishing: 90
Qualifying: 89
Road Course: 92
Short Track: 85
Speedway: 85
Superspeedway: 84

#42 Volvo - Max Palmisano - Livery TBA

Aggression: 93
Consistency: 79
Finishing: 78
Qualifying: 86
Road Course: 70
Short Track: 99
Speedway: 95
Superspeedway: 80

[Botomatic1000]

GM Dealer Sport Ireland
#79- Billy O’Donell - Shell Gold Card Chevrolet

Aggression: 90
Consistency: 80
Finishing: 75
Qualifying: 100
Road Course: 100
Short Track: 75
Speedway: 80
Superspeedway: 80
#86 - Patrick MacCanny - Shell Oils Chevrolet

Aggression: 70
Consistency: 90
Finishing: 80
Qualifying: 100
Road Course: 100
Short Track: 75
Speedway: 75
Superspeedway: 90

Two veteran drivers from the heyday of Irish tarmac rallying, both of which have won the Irish Tarmac Championship on multiple occasions. Billy O’Donnell was the two time champion of the event, his flamboyant skills quickly becoming famous throughout the country, although he also garnered quite the reputation of pushing cars beyond their limits, often ruining his championship hopes by crashing out and rolling his cars. Patrick MacCanny had won the event four times, a far more consistent and cautious driver then his rival turned teammate, often winning by setting consistently decent stage times whilst his opposition after found themselves crashing out of the competition. He’s cool, calm and here to finish even the most long and gruelling courses, although sometimes his consistent averageness has let him down in the past. Circuit racing is nothing new to both drivers and both are a force to be reckoned with on any twisty tarmac track.

[Badnik96]

Chase Spader - #47 Dr. Pepper Chevrolet
Aggression: 74
Consistency: 90
Finishing: 83
Qualifying: 95
Road Course: 70
Short Track: 94
Speedway: 94
Superspeedway: 80

Scott McHale - #98 Auto Zone Chevrolet
Aggression: 83
Consistency: 83
Finishing: 88
Qualifying: 80
Road Course: 75
Short Track: 95
Speedway: 94
Superspeedway: 82

[Wolf51-50]

99 - Atticus Simms - Under Armour - Toyota

Aggression: 70
Consistency: 80
Finishing: 90
Qualifying: 100
Road Course: 90
Short Track: 80
Speedway: 90
Superspeedway: 80


#14 - Francesca Reyes - Amazon - Toyota

Aggression: 84
Consistency: 100
Finishing: 82
Qualifying: 84
Road Course: 70
Short Track: 85
Speedway: 85
Superspeedway: 90

[attackfrog]

Qixote Racing Group is back!

#88 Aislyn Riesling, sponsored by Dunkin' Donuts (Ford)
Aggression: 75
Consistency: 100
Finishing: 95
Qualifying: 95
Road Course: 90
Short Track: 85
Speedway: 75
Superspeedway: 65

#45 Tamara Green, sponsored by Crest Toothpaste (Ford)

Aggression: 95
Consistency: 90
Finishing: 90
Qualifying: 90
Road Course: 65
Short Track: 80
Speedway: 85
Superspeedway: 85

[Madman]

Tartarus Motorsports Group

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Team Colours: black & acid green

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Team Make: Ford

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Drivers:

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Kirk Kidd: #1 Monster Energy Drink Ford



Aggression: 94
Consistency: 100
Finishing: 92
Qualifying: 57
Road Course: 87
Short Track: 100
Speedway: 100
Superspeedway: 50

After problems with alcohol and substance abuse along with a disastrous campaign in the previous season that contributed to the folding of his former team, Mean Green Motorsports, Kirk Kidd is back. Under new management, sober, and refocused, he's looking to see if he can recapture the scintillating form of 2016-2017 that saw him dominate the circuit. NASCARC's all-time wins leader has already called in all of his favours and used up all of his get-out-of-jail-free cards. This is it for the living legend: it's put up or shut up time. If you ain't first, you're last!

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Jackson Sheehan: #66 Baileys Irish Cream Ford



Aggression: 93
Consistency: 100
Finishing: 70
Qualifying: 86
Road Course: 100
Short Track: 81
Speedway: 100
Superspeedway: 50

With his sister Aislin having moved on from NASCARC to F1 with a growing side gig in modelling, it falls to her twin brother Jackson, older by half an hour, to take up the mantle for the Sheehan family. After having lived in his glamorous sister's shadow for so long, this 'affable ginger' is out to prove that he's got more than a name and that he's more substance than style. Signed to the newly-formed Tartarus Motorsports Group along with legend Kirk Kidd and picking up some tips along the way, Jackson's determined not to be the team's 'B' driver.

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[NFX]

RedLine Racing

Scott Jackson: #9 DeWalt Ford



Aggression: 100
Consistency: 80
Finishing: 95
Qualifying: 70
Road Course: 60
Short Track: 85
Speedway: 95
Superspeedway: 95

Although this Arizona native is known for causing the occasional wreck, "The Jackhammer" has raw fight in him that few on the grid can match.


Joey Weiss: #51 Jagermeister Ford



Aggression: 90
Consistency: 95
Finishing: 90
Qualifying: 85
Road Course: 50
Short Track: 90
Speedway: 95
Superspeedway: 85

A childhood racing farm equipment and an adolescence winning dirt track championships give this series sophomore plenty of promise.

[CodeSilver23]

I'm not 100% sure about what I'm doing, but here's 2 drivers with their stats, main sponsors, and cars.
#15 Cody Silva - Discord & Raid Shadow Legends (Chevy)

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(Raid: Shadow Legends coming soon)
Agg: 88
Con: 99
Fin: 84
Qual: 91
Road: 81
Short: 76
Speed: 81
SSpeed: 80

#7 Carter Hawker Jr. - Virgin Airlines (Chevy)

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Agg: 82
Con: 94
Fin: 90
Qual: 84
Road: 77
Short: 83
Speed: 86
SSpeed: 84

[Tcrrr]

I dont know anything about this so haha stat go brrrrr
Code Red Motorsports

#87- Tom Brent (JUUL sponsors this) (Chevy)
Aggression: 95
Consistency: 95
Finishing: 100
Qualifying: 65
Road Course: 65
Short Track: 65
Speedway: 100
Superspeedway: 95

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#60- Jay Mames (Drivetribe sponsors this) (Chevy)
Aggression: 75
Consistency: 100
Finishing: 95
Qualifying: 70
Road Course: 85
Short Track: 85
Speedway: 85
Superspeedway: 85

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Credit to noisy where it's due

[Trihunter]

Cool Story Brotorsports

Bennett McCarthy #31 Toyota



Aggression: 50
Consistency: 100
Finishing: 100
Qualifying: 100
Road Course: 70
Short Track: 70
Speedway: 90
Superspeedway: 100

Bennett's got a bit more of an upper-crust intro to the sport than others, usually seen going door a Sunday drive back home in the UK, in an old-school Bentley or Mercedes, or perhaps having a cheeky blast along what remains of Brooklands. However, during a holiday in the States a few years back, his friends dared him to see how well he'd do behind the wheel of such a car, and, after a considerable financial investment, he found he wasn't half bad at it. After a few more trips over the Atlantic, he's become a racing regular in the lower leagues, before progressing up to NASCARC.

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Chip Daley #05 Toyota



Aggression: 100
Consistency: 90
Finishing: 100
Qualifying: 50
Road Course: 100
Short Track: 100
Speedway: 70
Superspeedway: 70

Having made the inexplicable leap from motorcross to the oval circuit, Chip Daley is taking a more rugged approach to racing than his partner in crime. Back on bikes, Chip was known for having balls of HARDOX, pushing his rides to the absolute limit in search of a top time. Let's see how well that transfers to the tarmac...