rec.autos.simulators

> >It would seem that the rain in GP3 is modelled
> >in the tires, and not on the track itself.Take a spin in
> >the dry with the monsoon tires and tell me
> >what you think.

> >Tim

> Tim, how do you think a modern, 800hp F1 car would handle in the
> dry with the F1 equivalent of mud tires?

> I must agree with you about 80% of the truth.  Cause first, monsoon tires
> need big as hell grooves for heavy rain, so that would use lots of flex
and
> allow a lot les power and grip to be applied.  Also means a lot faster
wear.
> Though, do the oppisite, run dry soft tires in the rain, rain in which the
> track is teh socked shiny color, and not medium dry.  You'll notice slip
> grip, but you can run just about as fast as monsoon tires.  I though you
> weren't suppose to get anywhere without grooves and rain.  Definitely a
bug
> to be fixed in the rumor of a quick patch to see.  Though, once again, I
do
> not know how the dry tire is modeled in f1/gp racing, so i can be wrong.

> > It would seem that the rain in GP3 is modelled
> > in the tires, and not on the track itself.Take a spin in
> > the dry with the monsoon tires and tell me
> > what you think.

> > Tim