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by **David Spark** » Fri, 09 May 1997 04:00:00

>The only problem I have now with network racing is the lack of
>competition. I have run great league races on Hawaii with less than 8
>people and I rarely ran races with more than 15 or 20 so that isn't the
>problem. What league do you run in that has 30 car fields anyways?

ProHCS3 has fields of 25-30 drivers and the competition is very intense.
Check out the fastest legitimate qualifying times on Hawaii and you'll
undoubtedly find that ProHCS3 drivers occupy most, if not all the top
slots. You want a really competitive race, start from the back of the field
and try to make your way to the front.

Late Night still has some pretty good competition, but the ranks are
dwindling. It's definitely getting harder to find good drivers on Hawaii in
pickup races. A lot of people can't afford the LD charges, and others are
busy working on N2 setups in preparation for NROS.

Dave Sparks
IWCCCARS Project: http://www.racesimcentral.net/
Late Night League: http://www.racesimcentral.net/
Hawaii Handle: davids

by **motisk** » Fri, 09 May 1997 04:00:00

> >The only problem I have now with network racing is the lack of
> >competition. I have run great league races on Hawaii with less than 8
> >people and I rarely ran races with more than 15 or 20 so that isn't the
> >problem. What league do you run in that has 30 car fields anyways?

> We've had 10 races in the HAL3 season so far. Every race has had more
> than 30 drivers. Because HAL has more active drivers than some tracks
> allow, drivers have been bumped (using a participation points system)
> from some of the races. Usually it works out because it seems there are
> always one or two guys that can't make it.

> Thanks to Brian Tate's efforts, we all run in our own cars too. It's
> kinda neat when you get used to what the guys cars look like.

> BTW, 30+ cars racing on Hawaii can get pretty crazy regardless of how
> careful the guys are. It's like nite and day comparing it to a league I
> ran in that had 13-17 cars. My traffic skills are improving faster then
> my lap times these days... I think<G>

> Member - Hawaii Ace League http://www.dithots.org/hal

Hey sounds cool how do you guys get to start in your own cars each week?
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by **TrenT Castanavara** » Fri, 09 May 1997 04:00:00

I don't suppose I have much to say, cause I suk at most all these
places.... but don't y'all think that this thread has gotten just a
Teeeeeeeeeeeeeny bit out of control :) sheesh, my mother doesn't talk
this much about one subject :P

TrenT
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by **Mike Radl** » Sat, 10 May 1997 04:00:00

>Hey sounds cool how do you guys get to start in your own cars each week?

Brian,

I'll email you the general guide lines. It's seems like a bit of a
hassle at first but you learn to like it pretty quick.

Member - Hawaii Ace League http://www.dithots.org/hal

by **Jeff Eucli** » Sat, 10 May 1997 04:00:00

Ditto! Sheesh :)

by **Jim Fitzgeral** » Sat, 10 May 1997 04:00:00

:
: Well Robert confronted me tonight on Hawaii about my remarks made
about
: him, which he more than likely didnt care for,so we went and raced at
: Richmond for a challenge race and I finished second to him.He has put
: me in my place :).Congrates to Huggins on a good race.
:
:: Hey Paul, your not the only one! :>
::
:: He ran a ACE setup race with us on Saturday night at Michigan. He out
:: qualified the field by 5mph and after 4-5 laps him and another driver
:: were no where to be seen. So we all ran the 3rd spot. Kinda takes the
:: fun out of a "IROC" style race :>
::
:: Kev

Seems to me that with all the accusations about Huggins cheating has
gotten out of hand. Now, we have concluded a challenge race and Huggins
wins. Great. Seems to me that if he were cheating, he would win.
Maybe the point was too subtle for me.

Just my 2 and I ain't accusin' nobody of cheatin' anywhere. Hopefully
that comment staves off the flames this newsgroup is so good at.

Jim

by **TrenT Castanavara** » Sat, 10 May 1997 04:00:00

Fat chance of that Jim.........Alot of folks on here seem to think that
"to flame is to live" or something along those lines.

TrenT
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by **brand..** » Sun, 11 May 1997 04:00:00

I'll refresh your memory...and I quote "The level of competition on
Hawaii must be pretty low now..."

by **Dana Baile** » Mon, 12 May 1997 04:00:00

> > I never said there weren't good drivers on Hawaii, I said it sounded like the majority of remaining
> >drivers were whining novices always complaining about cheating here.

> >Dana

> I'll refresh your memory...and I quote "The level of competition on
> Hawaii must be pretty low now..."

Sounds like the same thing to me. I didn't say that everybody on Hawaii
sucked, did I? Believe what you want.

Dana

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