1. Many of us have had the pleasure of racing NASCAR cars on Indycar tracks.
2. Has anyone figured out how to change the tracks that are run in the
NASCAR championship season such that the Indycar tracks are added in place
of a NASCAR track.
e.g. Instead of starting with Rockingham, Richmond, Atlanta, etc.
Start with Rcokingham, Detroit, Australia, etc.
3. I'm hoping that this can be done with a simple text editor.
Thanks in advance.
sun 5/6/96
>1. Many of us have had the pleasure of racing NASCAR cars on Indycar tracks.
>2. Has anyone figured out how to change the tracks that are run in the
>NASCAR championship season such that the Indycar tracks are added in place
>of a NASCAR track.
>e.g. Instead of starting with Rockingham, Richmond, Atlanta, etc.
> Start with Rcokingham, Detroit, Australia, etc.
>3. I'm hoping that this can be done with a simple text editor.
I could be wrong but I remember reading on the Internet
somewhere that you can edit the calender file of Nascar.
Look for something along those lines and see how you go.
Nigel of Lakewood Racing
I could be wrong but I remember reading on the Internet
somewhere that you can edit the calender file of Nascar.
Look for something along those lines and see how you go.
Nigel of Lakewood Racing
> >1. Many of us have had the pleasure of racing NASCAR cars on Indycar tracks.
> >2. Has anyone figured out how to change the tracks that are run in the
> >NASCAR championship season such that the Indycar tracks are added in place
> >of a NASCAR track.
> >e.g. Instead of starting with Rockingham, Richmond, Atlanta, etc.
> > Start with Rcokingham, Detroit, Australia, etc.
> >3. I'm hoping that this can be done with a simple text editor.
> Yeah, all you have to do is open the calendar file using a text editor
> and add the race and a date for the race (it should be in the NASCAR
> directory). I added Watkins Glen, Atlanta, Sears Point and Pocono to
> my Indy season.
5/7/96
> Nigel of Lakewood Racing
5/7/96
> Nigel of Lakewood Racing
5/7/96
> > I could be wrong but I remember reading on the Internet
> > somewhere that you can edit the calender file of Nascar.
> > Look for something along those lines and see how you go.
> > Nigel of Lakewood Racing
> can I use the "open" command in my Windows File Manager to open and edit
> the file? that's the only way i currently know to open a .txt file
> 5/7/96
