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for some (to me) unknown reason they (MICROPROSE) removed the
intermediate time-display during a GP2-race. Why? Now there is only one
gap-time that is displayed: the gap on start/finish. It would be good to
also get the other two intermediate gap-times displayed. Does anyone of
you know if there is a patch out there that can solve this?

Thanks!

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Erik van Duijn
Katwijk, Holland

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Groetjes uit Leiden,Erik.....Ook zo genoten van de race vannacht,...of was het voor jou een nachtmerrie,
voor mij in ieder geval niet.

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I know that, but what I mean is the actual gap, not the gap on
start/finish. This gap should be updated (and viewed) when passing the
two time traps (intermediate points). Now GP2 only calculates the
difference on start/finish. That the G key is able to show this gap is
nice, but it is an old (start/finish)value and not the actual gap on the
two time traps.

So in fact there should be three gaps displayed: one on start/finish
(they DID implement this one) but also two for each intermediate trap
(they did NOT implement this).

My question: is there a fix for this?

Cheers!

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Erik van Duijn
Katwijk, Holland

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*    - Hiroshima '45           *
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Nope.
There was a nice util for F1GP, but to make something similar for GP2
seemed to be too difficult.

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Regards,

Pieter van Dieren

http://www.xs4all.nl/~pidi