We wish you all a wonderfull new

Year of Happiness and Success!

As some of you might have seen in the official LFS forum there has been another kart meeting in the UK this year. While this is not really worth a news article on its own we sent out our own field reporter to write down everything that actually happened there from his very own point of view

Today we got a short news about ourselfs again.

We present you our newest teammember Tomas Linnet who drives under T7R|Tumz(DK) for the Triple 7 Racing team.
It's been awhile since he joined our Team as a trial member.
But soon afterwards he became a full member of our little family.

 

We are proud that we still can get from time to time great guys like him to join our ranks even so the hype around LFS has decreased a lot and many others have moved on to others racing games.

Now give this man from Oksboel in the west of Denmark an offically warm welcome to Triple 7 Racing. He deserves it and this has long been overdue.

Finally after a short period (two months) of various testpatches the next official Live for Speed patch is out.

You can get the patch via the autodownload option of LFS or on the main LFS Website www.lfs.net

There are some interesting changes in this patch like the "New free view mode", "Improved collisions with objects", "Open track configurations", "Adjustable tyre warmers for hot lapping" and many other fixes and improvements.

Check the LFS patch website for all the changes and latest infos.

I first wanted to write a bigger report about the last CEBIT fair in Hannover but unfortunately my camera died and I only got some not so great mobile phone pictures to show you. So this report will be a bit smaller, I think ;-)

G.I.Joe and me (BBO) were as ASUS guests on the CEBIT last month. Great if you can get there for free (Thx again to ASUS) instead of paying 39,- Euros (or a bit more than 34 British Pounds)  for a day ticket. To be honest it wouldn’t be worth it if you are not a businessman or a pro gamer.