That sounds about right. Mainly because of the racing groove being
where it is at Darlington, it frequently happens there, though, from
all sorts of accidental behavior. I see it at least once a race
befall other drivers, and it happens to me every once in a while,
sometimes my mistake, sometimes not.
The major problem is that once the car starts sticking, the driver
can't get off without cranking the wheel hard left, then the wheels
suddenly bite and the car shoots across the track in front of people
trying to get by underneath.
Or, the driver just rides it out and winds up at the turn exit going
90mph.
Either outcome is recipe for instant disaster for the driver and
usually AT LEAST one other driver following. If all it did was cause
one driver to blow a lap, then it would be fine... but it usually
winds up ruining the race for other drivers who didn't have anything
to do with the original wall contact... this is the main reason it
needs to be revisited by Papy.
Having the option to disable it would be fine with me, for now, as an
immediate solution.
Gerald
> I'm just curious after reading this whole thread what is considerd a
> "brush" I've tapped the wall many times at Darlington, and many other tracks
> as well, and never encountered the glue. It only seems to happen to me if
> I'm forced to ride the wall for more than about 1 second.
> TK
> > I sure wish there was an option in the core.ini file to
> > turn off the sticky walls on the server side.
> > That would be a huge benefit for league races.
> > Papy you out there :))