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United Kingdom Luke B

83 races

9 championships

20 wins

34 podiums

Current team

are you suggesting that you can continue with S2 chassis for S3 if you don't make a new chassis? Maybe it was just a typo, but you wrote IF you design a chassis

(not trying to be funny, just to clarify)
June 2, 2015 03:46 pm
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United Kingdom Tom Bagley

132 races

6 championships

24 wins

60 podiums

Current team

Nope, yopu have to design a new chassis for S3. You can choose not too but you wont be able to race until you have.
June 2, 2015 03:54 pm
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Japan Robert Bouchard

Shinshiro, Aichi, Japan

419 races

5 championships

16 wins

94 podiums

Current team

Japan Yamakawa F1 Team

Just to clarify since I was even confused by your comment Tom!! LOL!!

You need to develop a new chassis but it can be based on the current chassis to reduce time. You cannot upgrade a chassis into season 3.
June 2, 2015 10:29 pm
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Malta J Spiteri

539 races

3 championships

11 wins

39 podiums

Current team

Chris, you don't need to finish the evolution designs before the update. You just have to start them.
June 3, 2015 03:15 pm
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United Kingdom Allan Mooney

568 races

18 championships

84 wins

235 podiums

Current team

United Kingdom M-Racing

I have stupidly pressed to finish my next year chassis before it was fully completed. Aware I cant go back and undo this, any idea how much it will hamper me next season?
June 8, 2015 09:21 pm
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United Kingdom Tom Bagley

132 races

6 championships

24 wins

60 podiums

Current team

Design a new one Allan, you have loads of time.

And unfinished chassis is unlikely to be worth the time of day, much safer to design a new one while you still have time. I actually made a similar mistake last season and just scrapped the first one completely.
June 8, 2015 09:45 pm
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United Kingdom Luke B

83 races

9 championships

20 wins

34 podiums

Current team

how long does it usually take for a chassis? seems to the stuck at the first stage for a long time
June 9, 2015 01:00 am
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Liechtenstein Matthew Dellit

159 races

2 championships

8 wins

42 podiums

Current team

Liechtenstein DrakenSport Racing

Takes me 3 to 4 weeks for a new chassis. First Week it won't look like it moves, Second week it gets nearly done, 3rd week it gets to finished, and then I leave it for as long as I want before clicking finish.

So start your S3 chassis by Week 9 or 10 to be sure it'll be finished in time to test right away
June 9, 2015 06:18 am
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United Kingdom Allan Mooney

568 races

18 championships

84 wins

235 podiums

Current team

United Kingdom M-Racing

Thanks Tom, unfinished chassis binned and new one started
June 9, 2015 09:13 am
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