You *lucky* dog...
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Maybe on a bike it is a little hard to reach the speed on the short circut,
because you need a lot more brake-distance than a F1 car.
Yes, it is a really good track, and I was surpriced to see how well it is
being kept.
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Sven
Well, I was there Tuesday and got the game Thursday, so I'm pretty sure I'm
right at this one, as I can remember for 2 days.
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Sven
I'm not sure, as I don't know US-shoe numbers, it was hard enough for me to
find UK numbers, as I live in Denmark. We have total different numbers here.
In danish mesurement I use size 43 :o)
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Sven
There is a single place, that do not look right. When you are going out of
the 180 and onto the straight, the hill to your right is not the right size
I think. And how well the track is on the northern part I can't say, as I
was not up this end. I know in the game, that there are a lot of trees
there, but in real ? I don't know. Maybe Gunnar can fill this out? I assume,
that when you raced bikes, you used the long circuit. About 15 years ago I
was at Anderstorp with a friend from my work. He drove the Yahama RD 350 cup
at Anderstorp and Mantorp, and they (as I recall it) used the long circuit.
I did not drive myself at this time, so I'm not sure if this server was at
the start of the straight at this time.
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Sven
The banked angel in these turns is a little hard to see on TV. Do you,
Gunnar, know if tracks has this angel at most? Silverstone, Monza aso.
That banked turns made it really funny to drive there, as even my silly
Toyota acted as it had more grip than usual :o)
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Sven
> Well, I was there Tuesday and got the game Thursday, so I'm pretty sure I'm
> right at this one, as I can remember for 2 days.
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Gunnar
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gitaren er en sjingke
> There is a single place, that do not look right. When you are going out of
> the 180 and onto the straight, the hill to your right is not the right size
> I think.
yep. whether the trees are done right, I can't really say, and I
don't really care. I didn't feel that any part of the track itself
was out of place, though.
"server"?
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Gunnar
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"Det er nok ingen ovn, men fartsm?leren v?r."
> > totally balls-out track. I love it. :)
> The banked angel in these turns is a little hard to see on TV. Do you,
> Gunnar, know if tracks has this angel at most? Silverstone, Monza
> aso.
it's even more fun on a bike, as you can use the banking as a downhill
onto the straight to get a higher exit speed.
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Gunnar
#31 SUCKS#015 Tupperware MC#002 DoD#0x1B DoDRT#003 DoD:CT#4,8 Kibo: 2
DE RECTIS NON TOLERANDUM EST
indeed. now they only need those sound-blocker-things in the north
end.
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Gunnar
#31 SUCKS#015 Tupperware MC#002 DoD#0x1B DoDRT#003 DoD:CT#4,8 Kibo: 2
gnus don't kill people. gnus-summary-lower-score kills people.
YES!! That would be awesome. I would really REALLY like to try the full
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Sven
> > that, and a 600 only has about 1/7th of the power. :)
> I don't know about a bike, but in the F1, the brakepoint for us
> "non-racedrivers" was about 130 meter before the turn, because the track was
> moisty, otherwice the point is 100-110 meters and we were told, that a new
> F1 with the tires they use nowadays the brakepoint would be about 50-60
> meters!! If I had to do this, I would have to have clean underwear with me
> on the track :o)
AFAIK they've been planning it for years. I've heard some talk about
them trying to get a World Superbike round in a year or two, so maybe
it'll finally happen.
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Gunnar
#31 SUCKS#015 Tupperware MC#002 DoD#0x1B DoDRT#003 DoD:CT#4,8 Kibo: 2
"a language is a dialect with an army and a navy"
fresh.
and this is the only thing, that I can say don't look right. Except for the
camber-angel on the turn just before the start/finish.(the merry-goround
turn)
As mentioned I also feel the track itself is very close to the real thing
except this camber.
That's my bad English, I'm sorry. It is a cover over a water-drain or sewer
(manhole cover ??), and it is a little lower than the track. It was marked
with an orange plastic cone, so we would not hit it.
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