For the third and final round of Season 4 we will visit Krakow, a track originally designed by
@Akoss Poo a.k.a. Zorromeister for
@CTG 's Unskilled Stunts competition. Krakow was originally an IMSA race; accordingly, the car pack this time (attached below and available from the site) comes from the IMSA neighbourhood:
In keeping with the original design vision, the driving rules will be loosened for this race, like they were for Sweden-3 last season: no tunnel checkpoints, no need to finish under the banner, and any line is okay as long as there is no penalty time.
To avoid a clash with the ZCT296 deadilne, this round will end one week later than the usual, on 2026-04-11 23:59:59 UTC. It's not a given that we'll do this every time in the future, but with this race being the last one in the season it was an easy enough adjustment to do.
Now, fasten your seatbelts! :D
LOL, I forgot that
@Usrin won a USC race...
Actually, he won 3 races there. :o
@Duplode, thanks for easing the deadline, that's great news. Now even more riders will be able to take part in this competition.
This drives like a real old school track! With the relaxed rules and grippy cars, some of these elements will be a true challenge.
Looking forward to racing the LC1, which I love but have never driven in an actual competition. The extra days are welcome - and may be needed. A busy Stunts year so far!
That was not the period of the fiercest battles of Unskilled Stunts Championships. I can't remember this track built by me more than 20 years ago by me, but maybe I'll check it later this week.
Btw I once in my life I would like to visit the Polish city of Kraków.
My replay for ZM73 won't send, constant error
Quote from: Victor Narl on March 16, 2026, 08:41:50 PMMy replay for ZM73 won't send, constant error
Looks like someone typed the car IDs on the control panel before the morning coffee ::) It should be working now, please retry.
Quote from: Akoss Poo a.k.a. Zorromeister on March 16, 2026, 08:11:33 PMThat was not the period of the fiercest battles of Unskilled Stunts Championships. I can't remember this track built by me more than 20 years ago by me, but maybe I'll check it later this week.
I remember this as one of the first races from seasons past that I had to go searching for back when I started dealing with the Competition Archive. It's nice to have it open for racing again :)
Quote from: Duplode on March 16, 2026, 10:53:38 AMany line is okay as long as there is no penalty time.
It's worth emphasising that "any line" includes driving through barriers (which would have been forbidden under the usual CCC rules -- but not in this race).
Round 3 results are confirmed! Congratulations to the winner
@Alain il professore (that final sector in the LC1 lap is very pleasing aesthetically!),
@Victor Narl (excellent A-70 lap!) and
@alanrotoi (bringing home a CCC medal!).
And with that, CCC Season 4 is a wrap! Here are the final standings:
- NRL: 20 + 17 + 19 = 56
- ALA: 12 + 7 + 21 = 40
- SPO: 16 + 10 + 10 = 36
- DUP: 8 + 9 + 7 = 24
- ROT: 0 + 2 + 13 = 15
- STC: 4 + 1 + 2 = 7
Congratulations to (double!) champion Victor Narl, to Alain and
@Spoonboy completing the overall podium, and thanks to everyone who took part. CCC will now have a break, but we'll be back for the second semester, so stay tuned! Meanwhile, we're looking for guest tracks (https://forum.stunts.hu/index.php?topic=4595.0) for future races, so if you'd like to see your track in CCC just get in touch!
Hello my friends,
Thank you
@Duplode and
@stanceboyCZ for maintaining the event of season 4. Congratulations to all participants, and Victor Narl for the mindblowing lap at the wheel of the BA70.
This is a shame CCC competition does not take place every month racers of all tiers proved they love the format and raced with dedication and passion behind the wheel of a rarely played variety of cars.
Yours, Alain il Professore.
@Duplode,
@Alain il professore, thanks for the congratulations. I really liked the BA70 for its excellent handling. I see that all the winning results significantly surpassed
@Usrin 2008 record set in a Jaguar car.
@Alain il professore, my warmest congratulations on a great game!
Thanks to all for a great race, a fitting end to a great season!
Some amazing laps and tricks.
I agree with
@Alain il professore's words about the variety of cars and the way it inspires us. It makes CCC a unique challenge and one I really enjoy.
Five races in the next season will be tough. I sometimes find it hard to fit in the three seasons I currently drive, when they have races occurring simultaneously. The rescheduling of some of the end dates helped me with this recently.
However, this is not anyone else's problem, just mine to solve!
Long live CCC, and let's keep pushing! :D
Thanks folks! Also a big thank you from me to
@Daniel3D and
@stanceboyCZ for setting things in motion.
The pause before Season 5 is, shall we say, tactical: I have some proper busy months up ahead, so it's prudent to give both myself and the competition some extra room, to be able to plan ahead and keep the season going smoothly. The early invitation for guest track submissions is in the same spirit (hint, hint ;) ).
On scheduling of the rounds, it feels like there are quite a few advantages to four-week races, and I guess it will make sense to keep that for Season 5. The switch to packs of three cars should also help with making it a bit more manageable.