rec.autos.simulators

by **Michael Barlo** » Sun, 11 Apr 1999 04:00:00

in the MAY issue of the SCCA's Sports Car magazine on page14 is an
article talking about the SCCA getting involved in Motor sport
Simulations. I haven't finished reading the article yet but there is a
web page to go to to read up on it...
http://www.racesimcentral.net/

Check it out!!

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by **Adam Zerli** » Sun, 11 Apr 1999 04:00:00

Yes I heard about that. I'm really looking forward to the game since my dad
races one of the classes that will probably be made! And I will be racing
in that same class next year!

Adam

> in the MAY issue of the SCCA's Sports Car magazine on page14 is an
>article talking about the SCCA getting involved in Motor sport
>Simulations. I haven't finished reading the article yet but there is a
>web page to go to to read up on it...
>http://www.motorsims.com

>Check it out!!

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>MikeBa on the TEN network.
>Member of R.O.R. 1999
>http://w3.ime.net/~marknjess/noflame.html
>=========================================
>Racing online with the help of......

>Race Communications Association
>http://members.xoom.com/RCA/toc.html

>Holodyne Engineering

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by **mjessick-Motorsim** » Sun, 11 Apr 1999 04:00:00

We are e***d about working with the SCCA too.
Dennis Dean (an SCCA Vice President) was here this
week for meetings and stayed over an extra day to
give us background and start lining up technical
sources for our first SCCA sim.

> Yes I heard about that. I'm really looking forward to the game since my dad
> races one of the classes that will probably be made! And I will be racing
> in that same class next year!

That's one of the really neat things about SCCA racing -
how accessible it is. http://www.racesimcentral.net/

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by **Scott B. Huste** » Sun, 11 Apr 1999 04:00:00

Matthew,

I would like to wish you well with the production of an SCCA sim. Im a former
SCCA racer whos home track was Watkins Glen. I raced mostly Spec Racers (Was
Sports Renault <G>) and Sports 2000 but had a little experience with GT1. I hope
to one day return to racing. Im an old man at 28 and hope my wife will tolerate
my return to racing by the time Im 35 ;)

I look forward to hearing more about the sim as you progress with its development.

Again... best of luck!

Scott
PA-Scott
G.T.S. Racing - http://www.racesimcentral.net/~sbhusted/GTS/gts.html

> We are e***d about working with the SCCA too.
> Dennis Dean (an SCCA Vice President) was here this
> week for meetings and stayed over an extra day to
> give us background and start lining up technical
> sources for our first SCCA sim.

> > Yes I heard about that. I'm really looking forward to the game since my dad
> > races one of the classes that will probably be made! And I will be racing
> > in that same class next year!

> That's one of the really neat things about SCCA racing -
> how accessible it is. http://www.racesimcentral.net/

> --
> Matthew V. Jessick Motorsims

> Vehicle Dynamics Engineer (972)910-8866, Fax: (972)910-8216

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by **Adam Zerli** » Sun, 11 Apr 1999 04:00:00

Yes I know there are a lot of them. I have been going to SCCA events since
i was 2 years old!

Adam

>Adam,

>DO you know how many SCCA classes there are. Well depending on whether pro
>or ameuter there is a bunch. I do wish you luck tho the SCCA can be a
>great place to race and learn.

>DAve

by **DAVI** » Mon, 12 Apr 1999 04:00:00

Adam,

DO you know how many SCCA classes there are. Well depending on whether pro
or ameuter there is a bunch. I do wish you luck tho the SCCA can be a
great place to race and learn.

DAve

by **DPHI** » Mon, 12 Apr 1999 04:00:00

Does this mean there is a chance that we might see a Can-Am sim
sometime in the future?

-don

by **DAVI** » Mon, 12 Apr 1999 04:00:00

Well it sounds like we may be able to drive a Ferrari 333sp or a Riley and
Scott chassis some time in the future. Also we may be able to drive some
unknown cars like bobsys AMACs and other small bore Sports Racers. I think
that is kinda neat since I have spend a lot of time around these neat
little machines.

Dave

by **Matthew V. Jessic** » Mon, 12 Apr 1999 04:00:00

> I hope to one day return to racing. Im an old man at 28 and hope my wife will
> tolerate
> my return to racing by the time Im 35 ;)

Well, I'm 37 and never really thought about racing...
except when our SCCA visitor walked up to my car and
said something offhand like "Is that the all wheel drive version
of the Eagle Talon? A lot of them racing..." - An evil evil man ;)

Matthew V. Jessick Motorsims

Vehicle Dynamics Engineer (972)910-8866, Fax: (972)910-8216

by **Lutrel** » Mon, 12 Apr 1999 04:00:00

This sounds great! I use some of the current racing sims to refresh my memory before I go to a track for an SCCA event such as Sears
Point, Laguna Seca, Mid-Ohio, however these are only the tracks that are in the sims with Pro racing cars. It would be great to race
on the smaller club racing tracks and cars that I am more use to driving such as D Sport Racer.
http://insideracingtechnology.com/dsr1.htm
Most SCCA races are with several classes mixed together in one group. Will all the classes be in the sim and will they be in
separate groups or mixed together?

Lutrell
DSR74 :-)

>Yes I know there are a lot of them. I have been going to SCCA events since
>i was 2 years old!

>Adam

>>Adam,

>>DO you know how many SCCA classes there are. Well depending on whether pro
>>or ameuter there is a bunch. I do wish you luck tho the SCCA can be a
>>great place to race and learn.

>>DAve

by **Scott B. Huste** » Mon, 12 Apr 1999 04:00:00

Id LOVE to see a VINTAGE CAN-AM sim. The Can-Am Legends Simulation
would rock. Id love to drive a Shadow!

Scott
PA-Scott
G.T.S. Racing - http://home.earthlink.net/~sbhusted/GTS/gts.html

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by **Scott B. Huste** » Mon, 12 Apr 1999 04:00:00

ROFL

Especially in Solo. Ive seen EVERYTHING race in solo. Although I never ran in a
solo event or had much interest in solo racing, it gives alot of people the chance
to get out there and experience high performance driving.

Scott
PA-Scott
G.T.S. Racing - http://home.earthlink.net/~sbhusted/GTS/gts.html

> > I hope to one day return to racing. Im an old man at 28 and hope my wife will
> > tolerate
> > my return to racing by the time Im 35 ;)

> Well, I'm 37 and never really thought about racing...
> except when our SCCA visitor walked up to my car and
> said something offhand like "Is that the all wheel drive version
> of the Eagle Talon? A lot of them racing..." - An evil evil man ;)

> Matthew V. Jessick Motorsims

> Vehicle Dynamics Engineer (972)910-8866, Fax: (972)910-8216

--
Scott B. Husted
PA-Scott on TEN
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ICQ# 4395450

by **ddjhenri** » Mon, 12 Apr 1999 04:00:00

No No NO! Not plain ordinary Ferrari's or Can Am cars... Imagine if you
will,
An SCCA runoff sim. a bazillion classes of cars all racing at Mid Ohio.
Just
imagine your day spent with a howling pack of 40-50 NEONS! Sure sure you
can drool over your Riley and Scott's but imagine...one track. One weekend
of
racing...and 40-50 NEONS!
dave henrie

>Well it sounds like we may be able to drive a Ferrari 333sp or a Riley and
>Scott chassis some time in the future. Also we may be able to drive some
>unknown cars like bobsys AMACs and other small bore Sports Racers. I think
>that is kinda neat since I have spend a lot of time around these neat
>little machines.

>Dave

>> Does this mean there is a chance that we might see a Can-Am sim
>> sometime in the future?

>> -don

by **DAVI** » Mon, 12 Apr 1999 04:00:00

Well that would be wild. 40 Neons all howling around a track bump drafting
and squeezing eachother for position. Well the only problem i could see
with this is all the guys complaining about the accidents in GPL. well in
showroom stock it is almost a fact of life you get bumped around a bit
during a race.

Dave

by **DAVI** » Mon, 12 Apr 1999 04:00:00

Solo ll is a very different animal. It is kinda like single car qualifing
without ever practising the track. You get to walk the course, then get in
your car and push it to the limit and hold there for the entire course.
Wins are measured int hundreths of a second, and anyone winning by a second
is in another time zone. If you ever see a guy who can really make a car
run well in Solo ll let him try a real race track. What you will see is a
guy who can really hold car on the edge a whole lap and run that lap after
lap. Most really fast Solo ll guys I have seen do very well in road
racing. Jeff Altenburg is on who ran Solo ll for years and after I think
one season in Road Racing won SSA at the SCCA national runoffs. I guess
its true that Solo ll drivers go in deeper and come out harder, of corners
that is.

Dave

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