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> Subject: Best lap times? is there a site to keep track?
> Date: 24 Dec 1995 02:38:40 -0600
> Organization: University of Minnesota
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> I'm curious to see how I am doing in my quest for lower lap times.

> Is there a place (specifically for ICR2) where someone is keeping track
> of lap records? I have a .pcx (if you hit print screen in ICR2, it will
> save a .pcx of the screen) showing a 57.309 (I think it/s .309..it's
> definitely .3xx) at Long Beach.  I know the record (in the game by a
> real driver)is 53 something, and I can't for the life of me figure out the
> hell to get that fast....

> Anyone out there markedly quicker (more than a second) than that at Long
> beach?

> What about other tracks? Someone else here keeping tally?

> I don't want to BTW :) I don;t have time to do that.  I'll glady contribute.

> I think to keep things honest, of someone does take over a lap records
> logs, the requirement should be emailing a .pcx file shoing your lap
> record, just to make it straight and honest.

> Anyone concur?

> -Bill

>Subject: Best lap times? is there a site to keep track?
>Date: 24 Dec 1995 02:38:40 -0600
>I'm curious to see how I am doing in my quest for lower lap times.
>Is there a place (specifically for ICR2) where someone is keeping track
>of lap records? I have a .pcx (if you hit print screen in ICR2, it will
>save a .pcx of the screen) showing a 57.309 (I think it/s .309..it's
>definitely .3xx) at Long Beach.  I know the record (in the game by a
>real driver)is 53 something, and I can't for the life of me figure out the
>hell to get that fast....
>Anyone out there markedly quicker (more than a second) than that at Long
>beach?
>What about other tracks? Someone else here keeping tally?
>I don't want to BTW :) I don;t have time to do that.  I'll glady contribute.
>I think to keep things honest, of someone does take over a lap records
>logs, the requirement should be emailing a .pcx file shoing your lap
>record, just to make it straight and honest.
>Anyone concur?
>-Bill