rec.autos.simulators

and the automatic server will give you information about how to join the
mailing list. That is where all the things to do with the championship will
be posted.

For those new to the championship, it basically runs like this:

- Get a Amiga with a copy of Microprose F1GP (World Circuit in the US).
- Race each race once and once only, following the championship schedule.
- Post your fastest lap time and total race time to me, where everybody's
   results will be compiled.
- Points are awarded for fastest lap and finishing position in relation to
   the other human competitiors.

That's basically it. The rules are currently under discussion as the first
championship had a few flaws, that didn't initially seem bad, but under
racing conditions made things a little silly.

Almost everything you could want to know about the championship can be found
at the totally cool WWW page:

http://www.racesimcentral.net/:8000/~ajh/ic/if1gpca.html

If you have any questions please don't hesitate to mail me.

James Smith

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smit.

and the automatic server will give you information about how to join the
mailing list. That is where all the things to do with the championship will
be posted.

For those new to the championship, it basically runs like this:

- Get a Amiga with a copy of Microprose F1GP (World Circuit in the US).
- Race each race once and once only, following the championship schedule.
- Post your fastest lap time and total race time to me, where everybody's
   results will be compiled.
- Points are awarded for fastest lap and finishing position in relation to
   the other human competitiors.

That's basically it. The rules are currently under discussion as the first
championship had a few flaws, that didn't initially seem bad, but under
racing conditions made things a little silly.

Almost everything you could want to know about the championship can be found
at the totally cool WWW page:

http://axp2.ast.man.ac.uk:8000/~ajh/ic/if1gpca.html

If you have any questions please don't hesitate to mail me.

James Smith

--
smit.

Aha! As I cannot telnet, ftp, use WWW or anything out of campus, could
someone copy that html page and mail it to me pls?
        Rob.

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--------------- Robert Doyle, 2nd year (SF) Computer Science ---------------
----------------- Trinity College Dublin, Rep. of Ireland. -----------------