> Hi Drusilla,
> >Well these times may be great and all that but it doesn't
> >really say much because the car you drive makes a big difference.
> >A Williams is definitely faster than a Minardi - you don't have to
> >be a rocket scientist to see that in real life, but it's also true
> >in GP2.
> Sorry to disappoint you, but it's not true in GP2 - a human driver
> always gets a car that performs like a Williams, regardless of whether
> it is called a Williams, Ferrari or Minardi.
point of view (after all you are competitive in any team's car)
but it doesn't reflect actual circumstances, even with the 1994
opposition spread put into effect. It would be better if you
raced against cars of similar speed (e.g. Minardis versus Simteks)
rather than the same drivers (Hill, Coulthard, Schu) all the time.
It defeats the whole purpose of being able to choose different
cars from different teams... do I see Microprose taking a shortcut
here?
Oh well. Maybe they'll come up with a patch to fix this. I really
think they should...
Regards,
DP.