n2002 almost a great idea.....

its cool to see it up and running, but with no way to discrimate against those weird laps at certain tracks (ie martinsville - crash, shift r, pass the sf line and get a lap time) how well can it work? thoughts on how we can combat this? hows it handled in gplrank? pez

"Alex Porazinski" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:ac3hjs$l9l$[email hidden]...

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> its cool to see it up and running, but with no way to discrimate against > those weird laps at certain tracks (ie martinsville - crash, shift r, pass > the sf line and get a lap time) how well can it work? > > thoughts on how we can combat this? hows it handled in gplrank? > > pez

Huh ? -John >

lol, sorry, only just re read the post :) n2002 RANK almost a good idea...... with there still being problems at some tracks with regards to logging lap times (witness those 19s laps at martinsville by cars fresh out of the pits crossing the stripe for the first time since crashing out and shift 'r'ing back to their pit box), and with no restrictor plate tonas etc its gonna be tough to get accurate n2002 ranks. How are warp and bug laps weeded out in gplrank? pez "John Pancoast" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > > "Alex Porazinski" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:ac3hjs$l9l$[email hidden]... > > its cool to see it up and running, but with no way to discrimate against > > those weird laps at certain tracks (ie martinsville - crash, shift r,pass

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> > the sf line and get a lap time) how well can it work? > > > > thoughts on how we can combat this? hows it handled in gplrank? > > > > pez > > > Huh ? > > -John > > > >

Plus what exactly would hot lapping have to do with "ranking". "Alex 'pez' Porazinski" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:ac3mqm$efg$[email hidden]... > lol, sorry, only just re read the post :) > > n2002 RANK almost a good idea...... > > with there still being problems at some tracks with regards to logging lap > times (witness those 19s laps at martinsville by cars fresh out of thepits > crossing the stripe for the first time since crashing out and shift 'r'ing > back to their pit box), and with no restrictor plate tonas etc its gonnabe

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> tough to get accurate n2002 ranks. How are warp and bug laps weeded out in > gplrank? > > pez > > "John Pancoast" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > > > "Alex Porazinski" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:ac3hjs$l9l$[email hidden]... > > > its cool to see it up and running, but with no way to discrimate

against

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> > > those weird laps at certain tracks (ie martinsville - crash, shift r, > pass > > > the sf line and get a lap time) how well can it work? > > > > > > thoughts on how we can combat this? hows it handled in gplrank? > > > > > > pez > > > > > > Huh ? > > > > -John > > > > > > > > >

Then again, hotlapping isn't what stock car racing is about anyway :) -John "Joachim Trensz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:ac3pck$mp96q$[email hidden]...

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> and what about mods to grip, tire temps etc.? They'd even work online on > Sierra.com, if you'd find a 'friendly' server. > > Achim > > > > "Alex Porazinski" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:ac3hjs$l9l$[email hidden]... > > its cool to see it up and running, but with no way to discrimate against > > those weird laps at certain tracks (ie martinsville - crash, shift r,

pass

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> > the sf line and get a lap time) how well can it work? > > > > thoughts on how we can combat this? hows it handled in gplrank? > > > > pez > > > > > >

build a time machine and ask ayrton senna. pez "Schooner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:qddF8.14607$[email hidden]...

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> Plus what exactly would hot lapping have to do with "ranking". > > "Alex 'pez' Porazinski" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:ac3mqm$efg$[email hidden]... > > lol, sorry, only just re read the post :) > > > > n2002 RANK almost a good idea...... > > > > with there still being problems at some tracks with regards to logging

lap > > times (witness those 19s laps at martinsville by cars fresh out of the > pits > > crossing the stripe for the first time since crashing out and shift'r'ing > > back to their pit box), and with no restrictor plate tonas etc its gonna > be > > tough to get accurate n2002 ranks. How are warp and bug laps weeded outin

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> > gplrank? > > > > pez > > > > "John Pancoast" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:[email hidden]... > > > > > > "Alex Porazinski" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > > news:ac3hjs$l9l$[email hidden]... > > > > its cool to see it up and running, but with no way to discrimate > against > > > > those weird laps at certain tracks (ie martinsville - crash, shift

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> > pass > > > > the sf line and get a lap time) how well can it work? > > > > > > > > thoughts on how we can combat this? hows it handled in gplrank? > > > > > > > > pez > > > > > > > > > Huh ? > > > > > > -John > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

and what about mods to grip, tire temps etc.? They'd even work online on Sierra.com, if you'd find a 'friendly' server. Achim "Alex Porazinski" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:ac3hjs$l9l$[email hidden]...

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> its cool to see it up and running, but with no way to discrimate against > those weird laps at certain tracks (ie martinsville - crash, shift r, pass > the sf line and get a lap time) how well can it work? > > thoughts on how we can combat this? hows it handled in gplrank? > > pez > >