I can ftp the cars and drivers but what about the manual? Compared to
the manual for Indycar it is a joke. Maybe Papyrus could provide us
with a text file we could download.
Tim
>I agree with the manual. I just lllllooooove the game, but that shitty
>booklet makes me cry. I know nothing about the sport itself, I've seen
>it only once on TV. It was at Talladega, and I just couldn't believe how fast
>these cars were going. Does anyone know what kind of speeds could Indycars
>achieve at Talladega?
Indycars don't run at Talladega in official competition, and I doubt
they even test there. The banked turns are so steep that they possibly
could do 240+mph averages. Stock cars go 200+mph. I recall that Mark
Donohue
ran a speed record at Talladega in a modified Porsche 917-10 Turbo in the
mid 70s; something like 230+mph average over many laps.
Peter
-- Rich
Rich Williams -- CWRU Department of Chemical Engineering
"It is a far better thing I do than I have ever done before.
It is a far better resting place I come to than I have ever known."
-- Sydney Carton
Indycars already run much faster at Michigan than at Indy - about by
10mph,
even without the special purpose engines allowed at Indy. Roger Penske,
who owns Michigan, is currently building another superspeedway like
Michigan near L.A. - maybe it'll be faster thatn Michigan, but it seems
that technical rules will slow down the cars enough to keep the balance...
>NASCAR has finally reached Australia, unfortunately we got stuck
>with the English version - no REAL cars or drivers and a crappy
>20 page manual.
>I can ftp the cars and drivers but what about the manual? Compared to
>the manual for Indycar it is a joke. Maybe Papyrus could provide us
>with a text file we could download.
>Tim
BTW, the picture on the box has telemetry, but it ain't there in the game.
I thing us Aussies was ripped offffffff.
Pete
