Is it possible to cheat like Schumacher did in 1994?
I want my car closer to the ground, have launch control...etc.
Is it possible to cheat like Schumacher did in 1994?
I want my car closer to the ground, have launch control...etc.
:Is it possible to cheat like Schumacher did in 1994?
:I want my car closer to the ground, have launch control...etc.
Turn on Steering Help and Throttle Help - that's close enough to
cheating, though no doubt someone will soon bring out a patch to
replace the plank with titanium, so you can drag it all the way round
the track.
However, Schumi still got disqualified at Spa for wearing the plank
out, so that bit of cheating didn't work! <g>
Ken
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> :Is it possible to cheat like Schumacher did in 1994?
> :I want my car closer to the ground, have launch control...etc.
> Turn on Steering Help and Throttle Help - that's close enough to
> cheating, though no doubt someone will soon bring out a patch to
> replace the plank with titanium, so you can drag it all the way round
> the track.
> However, Schumi still got disqualified at Spa for wearing the plank
> out, so that bit of cheating didn't work! <g>
Hey, macarena!
Hmm, one little spin causing all that plank wear? I don't think so.
The ride height was set so low that they knew the plank would get worn
some.
Benetton weren't cheating though. They were taking a calculated gamble
as allowed by the rules. If Schuy had stayed on the track, the plank
wouldn't have worn quite enough to be disqualified.
They gambled and lost.
Cheers,
Richard
> >> However, Schumi still got disqualified at Spa for wearing the plank
> >> out, so that bit of cheating didn't work! <g>
> >Actually, my wayward friend, Schumi wasn't cheating. He spun over a
> >kerb, and this caused the illegal plank wear. He was disqualified just
> >to make the championship more interesting, and it kinda did.
> Hmm, one little spin causing all that plank wear? I don't think so.
> The ride height was set so low that they knew the plank would get worn
> some.
> Benetton weren't cheating though. They were taking a calculated gamble
> as allowed by the rules. If Schuy had stayed on the track, the plank
> wouldn't have worn quite enough to be disqualified.
> They gambled and lost.
> Cheers,
> Richard