rec.autos.simulators

Anyway, since there's not much talk here on R.A.S., I'm looking for
links to various DTR sites. I have a number of questions about how the
on-line racing works. I'd also like to find out about any leagues or
regular racing groups that have started up, and especially if there's a
league/server for us "reflex challenged" older drivers and others at
the rookie level.

  Doug G

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Before you buy.

You also might want to check out the dtr.discussions in your news reader at news.simracing.org .

  There are several popping up nearly weekly - here's a few - IVGA.com ,
  Dirttrackin.com ,   BHMotorsports.com ,  Blitzsports.com/racing/dirt ,
  simracing.org/dirttrackracing ,  AWTech.net/DTR (GREAT skins site) , ...
  Check these and check links from them - that should get you started.
  Phil

  >After moving to the Late Models and trying a few online races, I take
  >back what I said earlier about this game. This is really a lot of fun,
  >and much more of a challenge than I thought! Driving is tricky when
  >you're sideways most of the time, and setups are very important. One
  >very different thing from GPL is the changeability of the track
  >surface -- both the degree of "wetness" to start with, and the way it
  >changes during a race.
  >racing/dirt
  >Anyway, since there's not much talk here on R.A.S., I'm looking for
  >links to various DTR sites. I have a number of questions about how the
  >on-line racing works. I'd also like to find out about any leagues or
  >regular racing groups that have started up, and especially if there's a
  >league/server for us "reflex challenged" older drivers and others at
  >the rookie level.
  >
  >  Doug G
  >
  >
  >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
  >Before you buy.
  >