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Pasha Paterson · 12-12-2022, 06:58 AM

Astute observers might have noticed that there was no zerøbandwidth series on Monday nights this season. That's because, after thirty seasons (!), I've chosen to "retire" as Monday night host for now, and pursue some other ways to burn my free time at night. Big Grin

This decision was entirely mine and entirely personal; it has nothing to do with SRS (which continues to be great) or any input from the admin (who has been wonderful and supportive). I have really appreciated being given the opportunity to put together series where we try out new cars and tracks together and enjoy the magic of community-driven sim racing, and I also appreciate everyone here who joined me on this crazy adventure. I still think this is a superior platform for hosting organized racing in Assetto Corsa (and other sims, if they happen to make a comeback...) and I'll still be around and participating in other series.
For anyone keeping score at home:

2019 season 5: BMW 325i on IMSA tracks
2019 season 6: Renault RS01 on its real-life one-make championship tracks
2019 season 7: Audi TT VLN
2019 season 8: Corvette Daytona Prototypes
2019 season 9: Abarth 595 "Silly Season" ending with an epic enduro at Spa-Francorchamps
2020 season 1: Caterham 420R
2020 season 2: Oreca FLM09 on the European Le Mans Series 2020 schedule
2020 season 3: BMW M3 (GT2) on the American Le Mans Series 2012 schedule
2020 season 4: BTCC 1999
2020 season 5: MX-5 Cup
2020 season 6: Ferrari 488 GTLM mod premiere season
2020 season 7: Corvette C7.R
2020 season 8: MAD Formula Team MFTC3 v1.0
2021 season 1: SEAT Cupra TCR (by Shaun Clarke)
2021 season 2: Ferrari 599XX on a combined Ferrari Challenge schedule
2021 season 3: Honda Prelude "Mr. X Edition"
2021 season 4: Cupra TCR 2021 (by Trained Monkey Modding)
2021 season 5: Corvette C6.R in a "We LilSki and JohnR" appreciation series
2021 season 6: MAD Formula Team MFTC3 EVO
2021 season 7: Ford Mustang in the "Cars, No Coffee" series
2021 season 8: URD "Formula Detroit/Suzuka" (IndyCar)
2021 season 9: Ford Transit Van "Silly Season"
2022 season 1: Porsche 911 GT America Sees the World
2022 season 2: MINI Cooper Challenge
2022 season 3: Praga R1 World Tour
2022 season 4: URD "Formula Lights" (Indy Lights) on the 2015 Indy Lights schedule (including the Milwaukee oval!)
2022 season 5: MAD Formula Team MFT01
2022 season 6: Fun Cup UK Tours the Commonwealth
2022 season 7: Epsilon Euskadi ee1 LMP1 on the 2009 European Le Mans Series schedule
2022 season 8: IMSA GTLM 2017 Thirtieth Season Fanboy Spectacular