NASCAR ARC Series

Post by **MadBull** » Fri Jul 01, 2016 6:06 pm

my team:

No Name Racing

#40: Ron Waffle, Rhinoceros Ford

Aggression: 100
Consistency: 60
Finishing: 100
Qualifying: 60
Road Course: 90
Short Track: 90
Speedway: 90
Superspeedway: 90

Post by **Badnik96** » Sat Jul 02, 2016 1:36 pm

It's cool and all, but the sponsors and numbers are in the wrong places :V

Numbers have to be over the door and on the roof, and the sponsors need to be on the hood and over the back wheels. Other than that it's good.

I'll be taking signups up until midnight EST. If you don't have paint jobs don't worry about it, I'm just looking for numbers and stats right now.

NWOWWE · Post by **NWOWWE** » Sat Jul 02, 2016 9:40 pm

5 Harold Cunningham (Comcast Toyota, Blood Gulch Racing)
Aggression: 77
Consistency: 77
Finishing: 80
Qualifying: 70
Road Course: 71
Short Track: 70
Speedway: 80
Superspeedway: 75

12 Sean Bennett (Tim Hortons Toyota, Blood Gulch Racing)
Aggression: 75
Consistency: 70
Finishing: 75
Qualifying: 80
Road Course: 75
Short Track: 75
Speedway: 70
Superspeedway: 80

32 John Hayward (Overstock.com Toyota, Blood Gulch Racing)
Aggression: 80
Consistency: 80
Finishing: 85
Qualifying: 75
Road Course: 70
Short Track: 70
Speedway: 70
Superspeedway: 70

35 Todd Eaton (Orbitz Toyota, Blood Gulch Racing)
Aggression: 80
Consistency: 70
Finishing: 80
Qualifying: 70
Road Course: 75
Short Track: 75
Speedway: 75
Superspeedway: 75

Post by **MadBull** » Mon Jul 04, 2016 10:08 am

<blockquote class='quote_blockquote'><dl><dt>Badnik96</dt><dd>Jul 2 2016, 01:36 PM</dd></dl><div>It's cool and all, but the sponsors and numbers are in the wrong places :V

[/quote]I only just learned they don't have friggin' doors! I hate NASCAR now!

Post by **Badnik96** » Thu Jul 07, 2016 2:34 pm

going to be taking late signups until everyone that has sends me completed entries.

Cha0sFerret · Post by **Cha0sFerret** » Sun Aug 14, 2016 8:55 pm

So, uh...

Post by **Badnik96** » Mon Aug 15, 2016 10:07 am

I am still waiting on Josh, Martijn and Zach

NWOWWE · Post by **NWOWWE** » Mon Aug 15, 2016 10:38 am

Well I just got a new laptop, so I'm gonna try and make that program work again... uhhh some time this week. Fuck work :P

Toxic · Post by **Toxic** » Tue Sep 13, 2016 11:45 am

Soooo.....is this happening? I was totally looking forward to this.

Deleted User · Post by **Deleted User** » Tue Sep 13, 2016 12:47 pm

What do you use to make you car? Can i be sponsored by my own website asbestossstar.com?

Toxic · Post by **Toxic** » Tue Sep 13, 2016 3:26 pm

<blockquote class='quote_blockquote'><dl><dt>Asbestosstar</dt><dd>Sep 13 2016, 12:47 PM</dd></dl><div>What do you use to make you car? Can i be sponsored by my own website asbestossstar.com?[/quote]GIMP 2.0 plus downloading a template from various websites(I personally use PaintByRah.com) and then editing it once you open. It's pretty difficult to figure out but once you do can be pretty enjoyable.

Post by **Badnik96** » Tue Sep 13, 2016 3:49 pm

<blockquote class='quote_blockquote'><dl><dt>Toxic</dt><dd>Sep 13 2016, 11:45 AM</dd></dl><div>Soooo.....is this happening? I was totally looking forward to this.[/quote]I am still waiting on those previously mentioned. I'll poke them again

sapp2013 · Post by **sapp2013** » Thu Sep 15, 2016 4:41 pm

Alright, here comes V-Raptor Racing:

Driving Chevy cars of course

Matthew Vincent (#2, New Glarus)

Aggression: 65
Consistency: 95
Finishing: 95
Qualifying: 95
Road Course: 60
Short Track: 60
Speedway: 70
Superspeedway: 80

Profile: Hailing from a large town in the center of Wisconsin, Matthew Vincent grew up living and breathing the sports world. He bounced around from sport to sport, eventually making it to Georgetown University and becoming a two sport athlete in football and basketball. After taking his Basketball team to the national Championship in his final season, losing out to Duke, He was drafted #18 overall by the Miami Heat and took the league by storm. After winning the MVP and NBA Championship in just his 3rd season, He had a leg injury that prevented him from continuing his career as a NBA player. He still had his competitive edge, but wasn't able to do anything that filled the void. a Friend of his told him to take up racing and he started his career. It took him 3 years to reach NASCAR level, but at the ripe age of 28, he is ready to drive donuts around the competition.

Travis Scalabrine (#44, Mamba)

Aggression: 60
Consistency: 100
Finishing: 70
Qualifying: 75
Road Course: 75
Short Track: 80
Speedway: 80
Superspeedway: 80

Profile: Son of the NBA Legend Brian Scalabrine, He was always told that Basketball was his future. He may not become the legend that his father once was, but he had potential. He didn't see it that way. He was always getting in trouble and spent his father's money like it was water. He received his drivers license and racked up 4 speeding tickets in his first 3 weeks, but learned early that if he understood the roads, he wouldn't get caught anymore, which caught the eye of the local racing company, V-Raptor Racing. He spent a little bit getting to know the cars and tracks, but he is the racing prodigy equivalent to his father being a basketball prodigy. He is one of the smartest drivers, and at the tender age of 17, this youngster is ready to show the audience what he is made of.

Jaelon Sapp (#99, The Onion)

Aggression: 90
Consistency: 80
Finishing: 80
Qualifying: 75
Road Course: 60
Short Track: 80
Speedway: 80
Superspeedway: 75

Profile: After his father was arrested for running a large drug and prostitution ring in Miami, Jaelon ran away from home and was able to find work in a car shop in Iowa. He got into some trouble with the local law enforcement and kept running whenever he needed to. He kept finding himself gravitating towards small car shops and worked on cars for a good 10 years. He found himself in Wisconsin and was able to clear his name by giving information about a murderer to the sheriff and they cleared his record. now that he was clean, he found some legal work and moved up in the ranks, eventually to the point where he was the main driver in local competitive racing. He made a name for himself and jumped quickly up the ranks and now sees himself in one of the biggest racing leagues in the world. Determined to show his family and the world what he can do, he suits up for V-Raptor racing and is going to push the limits of every car he drives.

Timothy Victor (#7, Gatorade)

Aggression: 95
Consistency: 70
Finishing: 100
Qualifying: 70
Road Course: 65
Short Track: 80
Speedway: 70
Superspeedway: 70

Profile: Timothy Victor is a well known athlete around the world and has tried his hand at many sports, including football, baseball, cricket, soccer, hockey, rugby, and water polo. he has done phenomenal things in each sport, but cannot find his place as teams do not wish to take the chance on him not succeeding at the next level. His next adventure is NASCAR, and V-Raptor Racing was willing to take the chance on him. He shows heart in everything that he does and will go out there and compete until he is laying unconscious on the ground. He has a knack for pulling out stunning finishes and will hope to continue the trend in his rookie season of NASCAR racing.

Deleted User · Post by **Deleted User** » Sat Sep 17, 2016 4:18 pm

Stats are here. And pic. http://asbestosstar.com/nascar-arc/. I used my cad software to made a prototype.

Post by **Badnik96** » Sat Sep 17, 2016 5:14 pm

...you don't have a driver name, a number or a legal sponsor. Also you have 680 points to use for stats.