rec.autos.simulators

I MADE IN MONZA 1.23.548.
IS ANYBODY WITH BETTER TIME??

Gradully getting down. 1.23.548 on Monday (co-incidence), 1:23.298
yesterday. F7 only.

BTW, it helps if you say what aids you use.

--
Suck The Goat

I made 1:21.990 and others have done it even better than that.

Josh

Please post this so we can see it Id love to see how its done!!!

Eric

Josh

My time: 1.21.789
The best time i saw in the Internet: about 1.20.4??
(I cant believe)

Herbert

1.22.876

-Fede

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As being a big fan of F1, that's right John Wallace! ; ), before getting into
NASCAR, I have managed a 1:22.xxx within three days of serious learning and
setting up a car for Monza. I am still learning though. It will probably take as
long or longer to  learn how to setup a car, like I did for NASCAR and Indycar
II.

If those of you wondering my top speed, it's 331 kph.

Now, this is with a Gravis Analogue Joystick and "Auto Shift", and no other help
aids!! I know there is faster people out there, but for three days..come on
now..Give me some credit.

I would like to thank all the people who has helped me out for their "ideals" on
setting up a car for GP2.

I agree with John on the theories on the "Dampener" settings..Makes sense. I
have tried other ways that people have suggested, and the car was unstable in
the turns. I had more "leverage or traction" using the methods by John.

I have also downloaded "bigger"***pits and have noticed a "lower" processor
occupancy rating.

What is so strange is that, when I add more graphic details, my braking
distances get longer. Which means, I have to brake earlier than usual. Any
comments on experiences on this??

Not bad for a "roundy-roundy" boy, huh, J. Wallace??; ) I am looking forward to
the September's SRN issue..

There's one road course for ya!!;) More on the way..hehehe

take care all...

Julian Data #0004
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On Tue, 10 Sep 1996 23:34:52 +0300, Hadzigiannakis Kostas

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There must be a 1000 WWW-sites with these kind of hotlaps on it.....Look for
them there; this is not a binaries group.

Jo

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