As for Mitch, pal, what can I say. You the man!!!!!!!!!
grub :)
-Larry
Nice bit of irony/sarcasm, Grub, but, IMO and in view of questionable
connection quality, it went as well as could be expected.
Obviously people do silly things like racing for 13th like it's life or
death or trying to make up for an early mistake on a first lap of a restart,
but we are talking about a group of mostly (and I do say mostly) casual
racers here. In fact, I might argue people trust eachother a little too much
for smooth online play. If people were more wary of eachother, perhaps there
would be less incidents.
Anyhow, we can *** and moan about it and***the rest of RAS off, or just
take our lumps and try to do a better one next week.
My $0.02,
Jan.
=---
As far as Dan and David and Larry it's kinda questionable but I'm truly
sorry for those incidents and accept full responsibility. Bristol has only
one real passing opportunity and thats a dive pass unfortunately.
As far as you Simmons, GO TO HELL ***!!! I didn't think it was possible
for you to be a bigger *** than here on RAS but I guess I was wrong!
Mitch
Easy to criticise from the sidelines Dave. How's about you keep trying to
break 1m25s in LFS?
Jan.
=---
Seriously though, warp was a big problem for some reason today. It was being
mentioned the whole race in chat. Guys were blinking and shaking all over
the place. I know from looking at my replay that I was hit twice from behind
and both times it was warp that caused it, not whoever the driver was. Jan's
car appeared to me to be drifting wide due to warp, I went low, and then it
skittered back inside where it really was and we touched. There's three
incidents due to yellows right there. Maybe all the storms here in the U.S.
today have got things jumping on the net a bit.
David G Fisher
> As far as Dan and David and Larry it's kinda questionable but I'm truly
> sorry for those incidents and accept full responsibility. Bristol has
only
> one real passing opportunity and thats a dive pass unfortunately.
> As far as you Simmons, GO TO HELL ***!!! I didn't think it was possible
> for you to be a bigger *** than here on RAS but I guess I was wrong!
> Mitch
> > "grubbat" wrote...
> > > Way to go guys!! That was a lot of fun. I have never raced
> > > BRISTOL with no cautions. That shows the high caliber of
> > > this group of RASCAR sim racers and how even though they
> > > may considered 'novice' by some, can still compete
> > > at a track at BRISTOL and not draw one single caution.
> > > My hats off to the group.
> > > As for Mitch, pal, what can I say. You the man!!!!!!!!!
> > Nice bit of irony/sarcasm, Grub, but, IMO and in view of questionable
> > connection quality, it went as well as could be expected.
> > Obviously people do silly things like racing for 13th like it's life or
> > death or trying to make up for an early mistake on a first lap of a
> restart,
> > but we are talking about a group of mostly (and I do say mostly) casual
> > racers here. In fact, I might argue people trust eachother a little too
> much
> > for smooth online play. If people were more wary of eachother, perhaps
> there
> > would be less incidents.
> > Anyhow, we can *** and moan about it and***the rest of RAS off, or
> just
> > take our lumps and try to do a better one next week.
> > My $0.02,
> > Jan.
> > =---
David G Fisher
> Seriously though, warp was a big problem for some reason today. It was
being
> mentioned the whole race in chat. Guys were blinking and shaking all over
> the place. I know from looking at my replay that I was hit twice from
behind
> and both times it was warp that caused it, not whoever the driver was.
Jan's
> car appeared to me to be drifting wide due to warp, I went low, and then
it
> skittered back inside where it really was and we touched. There's three
> incidents due to yellows right there. Maybe all the storms here in the
U.S.
> today have got things jumping on the net a bit.
> David G Fisher
> > Way to go guys!! That was a lot of fun. I have never raced BRISTOL
> with
> > no cautions. That shows the high caliber of this group of RASCAR sim
> racers
> > and how even though they may considered 'novice' by some, can still
> compete
> > at a track at BRISTOL and not draw one single caution.
> > My hats off to the group.
> > As for Mitch, pal, what can I say. You the man!!!!!!!!!
> > grub :)
Aw shucks... I'm getting all misty-eyed...
You were a regular freaskshow tonight Mitch. That's the end of my race
recap.
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Jason
On Sun, 25 Aug 2002 00:38:52 +0100, "David Powell"
>> "grubbat" wrote...
>> > Way to go guys!! That was a lot of fun. I have never raced
>> > BRISTOL with no cautions. That shows the high caliber of
>> > this group of RASCAR sim racers and how even though they
>> > may considered 'novice' by some, can still compete
>> > at a track at BRISTOL and not draw one single caution.
>> > My hats off to the group.
>> > As for Mitch, pal, what can I say. You the man!!!!!!!!!
>> Nice bit of irony/sarcasm, Grub, but, IMO and in view of questionable
>> connection quality, it went as well as could be expected.
>> Obviously people do silly things like racing for 13th like it's life or
>> death or trying to make up for an early mistake on a first lap of a
>restart,
>> but we are talking about a group of mostly (and I do say mostly) casual
>> racers here. In fact, I might argue people trust eachother a little too
>much
>> for smooth online play. If people were more wary of eachother, perhaps
>there
>> would be less incidents.
>> Anyhow, we can *** and moan about it and***the rest of RAS off, or
>just
>> take our lumps and try to do a better one next week.
>> My $0.02,
>> Jan.
>> =---
I could buy N2k2 then give me as many laps as you in it, then we can race
hows that? <G>.....
Id take the first suggestion.....
> Jason
> On Sun, 25 Aug 2002 00:38:52 +0100, "David Powell"
> >Caution Flags: 22 (87 laps) a caution every 4laps? :)
> >> "grubbat" wrote...
> >> > Way to go guys!! That was a lot of fun. I have never raced
> >> > BRISTOL with no cautions. That shows the high caliber of
> >> > this group of RASCAR sim racers and how even though they
> >> > may considered 'novice' by some, can still compete
> >> > at a track at BRISTOL and not draw one single caution.
> >> > My hats off to the group.
> >> > As for Mitch, pal, what can I say. You the man!!!!!!!!!
> >> Nice bit of irony/sarcasm, Grub, but, IMO and in view of questionable
> >> connection quality, it went as well as could be expected.
> >> Obviously people do silly things like racing for 13th like it's life or
> >> death or trying to make up for an early mistake on a first lap of a
> >restart,
> >> but we are talking about a group of mostly (and I do say mostly) casual
> >> racers here. In fact, I might argue people trust eachother a little too
> >much
> >> for smooth online play. If people were more wary of eachother, perhaps
> >there
> >> would be less incidents.
> >> Anyhow, we can *** and moan about it and***the rest of RAS off, or
> >just
> >> take our lumps and try to do a better one next week.
> >> My $0.02,
> >> Jan.
> >> =---
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