I was curious to see what times people achieve at Imola. I saw that
the best time is something like 1:23 by Ralf Schumacher.
With GP3 2000 either in practice, race or quicklaps I have not
achieved a time better than 1.32.XXX. Even with a couple of slight
slides and not perfect driving i have a hard time thinking the
difference can be so large. Is everyone getting 1.2X.XXX times ?
Thanks Ian
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I was curious to see what times people achieve at Imola. I saw that
the best time is something like 1:23 by Ralf Schumacher.
With GP3 2000 either in practice, race or quicklaps I have not
achieved a time better than 1.32.XXX. Even with a couple of slight
slides and not perfect driving i have a hard time thinking the
difference can be so large. Is everyone getting 1.2X.XXX times ?
Thanks Ian
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That we haven't been visited by aliens proves they exist.
1:21.6 the record here: http://www.hotlaps.de/gp32k/index.html
Bart Westra
I'm not sure whether GP3 2000 is harder, but in the old GP3 I remember doing
about a 1:24.8 and I ain't no Michael Schumacher. You don't have a
controller problem that is restricting full throttle, do you?
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Tony
'New Zealand
> > Folks,
> > I was curious to see what times people achieve at Imola. I saw that
> > the best time is something like 1:23 by Ralf Schumacher.
> > With GP3 2000 either in practice, race or quicklaps I have not
> > achieved a time better than 1.32.XXX. Even with a couple of slight
> > slides and not perfect driving i have a hard time thinking the
> > difference can be so large. Is everyone getting 1.2X.XXX times ?
> 1:21.6 the record here: http://www.hotlaps.de/gp32k/index.html
Can't see how anyone could do a 1:21.6
THAT'S Unbelievable.
This stinks strongly of someone being seriously talented.
How do they do that?
That's EIGHT POINT THREE something or another quicker.
That's impossible.
Yeah
That IS impossible.
Or that is what I am telling myself.
Best I did on the GP3 (as opposed to GP3_2000) was about 1.34ish...
Trickiest part of the course: The Firestone Corner - how much do you lift?
How much do you brake? What turning degree do you use on the wheel? What do
you look at as a signal as you turn?
Any and all comments VELCOME
Ciao baby
Back to IMOLA...
Broom Broom Brem
http://hof3.sim-racing.net
On Mon, 8 Apr 2002 22:42:38 +0100, "bremner.reeve"
>> > Folks,
>> > I was curious to see what times people achieve at Imola. I saw that
>> > the best time is something like 1:23 by Ralf Schumacher.
>> > With GP3 2000 either in practice, race or quicklaps I have not
>> > achieved a time better than 1.32.XXX. Even with a couple of slight
>> > slides and not perfect driving i have a hard time thinking the
>> > difference can be so large. Is everyone getting 1.2X.XXX times ?
>> 1:21.6 the record here: http://www.hotlaps.de/gp32k/index.html
>I really find Imola challenging, frustrating, exciting, and utterly
>absorbing - you learn something new about the track every time you drive it.
>My best - which is slow compared to the other whizzes on this thread has
>been 1.28.898 (a time I put !! against it but which was only fifth on the
>grid - best in a race has been 1.29.972. Set-up I use is from the net and
>has a very low (make that very very low) ride height and very high wings
>20-20).
>Can't see how anyone could do a 1:21.6
>THAT'S Unbelievable.
>This stinks strongly of someone being seriously talented.
>How do they do that?
>That's EIGHT POINT THREE something or another quicker.
>That's impossible.
>Yeah
>That IS impossible.
>Or that is what I am telling myself.
>Best I did on the GP3 (as opposed to GP3_2000) was about 1.34ish...
>Trickiest part of the course: The Firestone Corner - how much do you lift?
>How much do you brake? What turning degree do you use on the wheel? What do
>you look at as a signal as you turn?
>Any and all comments VELCOME
>Ciao baby
>Back to IMOLA...
>Broom Broom Brem
