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Cicuito di Milano released for Grand Prix Legends

12 posts by 11 people · 10 Jun 2001 01:50 UTC - 15 Jun 2001 03:25 UTC

Phil Lee 10 Jun 2001 01:50 UTC#179605
Bubba Jones has announced the release of the Circuito di Milano for Grand Prix Legends. According to Bubba "The Circuito di Milano was constructed in 1922, and later became known as Monza. In creating this track for GPL, the goal was to make it a fun track for online racing. Very little effort was expended to make the track historically accurate. In basic plan, the track is quite faithful to the 1922 layout. However, the low banking of 1922 has been replaced with the high banking that was built in 1955. The track also includes modern features such as a wide track surface, forgiving curbing, and plenty of runoff area". You can download this long awaited addition to GPL here: http://www.colintaber.com/snrl/milano Cheers Phil Lee Legends Central Admin http://www.legendscentral.com
Fantastic!!!!!! Finally!! Thanks.. "Phil Lee @virgin.net>" <philip.lee3<NOSPAM> wrote in message news:JmAU6.132$[email hidden]... > Bubba Jones has announced the release of the Circuito di Milano for Grand > Prix Legends. According to Bubba "The Circuito di Milano was constructedin
Quoted text (16 lines)> 1922, and later became known as Monza. In creating this track for GPL, the > goal was to make it a fun track for online racing. Very little effort was > expended to make the track historically accurate. In basic plan, the track > is quite faithful to the 1922 layout. However, the low banking of 1922 has > been replaced with the high banking that was built in 1955. The track also > includes modern features such as a wide track surface, forgiving curbing, > and plenty of runoff area". You can download this long awaited addition to > GPL here: http://www.colintaber.com/snrl/milano > > Cheers > > Phil Lee > Legends Central Admin > http://www.legendscentral.com > >
A big thank you to Bubba for this great track, Rolf "Phil Lee @virgin.net>" <philip.lee3<NOSPAM> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:JmAU6.132$[email hidden]... > Bubba Jones has announced the release of the Circuito di Milano for Grand > Prix Legends. According to Bubba "The Circuito di Milano was constructedin
Quoted text (16 lines)> 1922, and later became known as Monza. In creating this track for GPL, the > goal was to make it a fun track for online racing. Very little effort was > expended to make the track historically accurate. In basic plan, the track > is quite faithful to the 1922 layout. However, the low banking of 1922 has > been replaced with the high banking that was built in 1955. The track also > includes modern features such as a wide track surface, forgiving curbing, > and plenty of runoff area". You can download this long awaited addition to > GPL here: http://www.colintaber.com/snrl/milano > > Cheers > > Phil Lee > Legends Central Admin > http://www.legendscentral.com > >
Tex 10 Jun 2001 17:15 UTC↳ reply to Phil Lee#179559
Thanks for the GREAT work! This track is amazing. The first time I saw that banking rising up in the distance as I pulled away from the S/F line, I thought to myself "no way, it can't be THAT tall!" Great work. Phil Lee @virgin.net> <philip.lee3<NOSPAM> wrote in message news:JmAU6.132$[email hidden]... > Bubba Jones has announced the release of the Circuito di Milano for Grand > Prix Legends. According to Bubba "The Circuito di Milano was constructedin
Quoted text (17 lines)> 1922, and later became known as Monza. In creating this track for GPL, the > goal was to make it a fun track for online racing. Very little effort was > expended to make the track historically accurate. In basic plan, the track > is quite faithful to the 1922 layout. However, the low banking of 1922 has > been replaced with the high banking that was built in 1955. The track also > includes modern features such as a wide track surface, forgiving curbing, > and plenty of runoff area". You can download this long awaited addition to > GPL here: http://www.colintaber.com/snrl/milano > > Cheers > > Phil Lee > Legends Central Admin > http://www.legendscentral.com > > >
MP 12 Jun 2001 11:19 UTC↳ reply to Phil Lee#179305
In article <JmAU6.132$[email hidden]>, "Phil Lee" <philip.lee3<NOSPAM>@virgin.net> says...
Quoted text (10 lines)> Bubba Jones has announced the release of the Circuito di Milano for Grand > Prix Legends. According to Bubba "The Circuito di Milano was constructed in > 1922, and later became known as Monza. In creating this track for GPL, the > goal was to make it a fun track for online racing. Very little effort was > expended to make the track historically accurate. In basic plan, the track > is quite faithful to the 1922 layout. However, the low banking of 1922 has > been replaced with the high banking that was built in 1955. The track also > includes modern features such as a wide track surface, forgiving curbing, > and plenty of runoff area". You can download this long awaited addition to > GPL here: http://www.colintaber.com/snrl/milano
It's good fun, especially for VROC racing, but I hope someone does the historically correct one as well - just for completeness:-) - Michael
"MP" wrote... > In article <JmAU6.132$[email hidden]>, "Phil > Lee" <philip.lee3<NOSPAM>@virgin.net> says... > > Bubba Jones has announced the release of the Circuito di Milano forGrand > > Prix Legends. According to Bubba "The Circuito di Milano was constructedin > > 1922, and later became known as Monza. In creating this track for GPL,the > > goal was to make it a fun track for online racing. Very little effortwas > > expended to make the track historically accurate. In basic plan, thetrack > > is quite faithful to the 1922 layout. However, the low banking of 1922has > > been replaced with the high banking that was built in 1955. The trackalso > > includes modern features such as a wide track surface, forgivingcurbing, > > and plenty of runoff area". You can download this long awaited additionto > > GPL here: http://www.colintaber.com/snrl/milano > > It's good fun, especially for VROC racing, but I hope someone does the > historically correct one as well - just for completeness:-) Go on then... -- Tony Whitley GPLRank -0.54 "On some laps I'd get as many as fifteen corners really right, but Moss, he gets them all right on every lap" - Von Trips after the 1961 German Grand Prix.
You are young and strong. You should push your car for the last 2 laps ;-) JensSchumi BTW: Insiders take a lighter car for Milano, easier to push On Sat, 9 Jun 2001 20:17:58 -0700, "RegularRacer" <[email hidden]> wrote: >Hmmm....a 50 lap race yet my Murasama can only hold 48 laps of >fuel........... > > -- LWFF Ball Bearing conversion at: http://members.nbci.com/JensSchu/ GPLRank: -12 Monsters of GPL: sub 200

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