Is there a decent one out there? I seem to recall that Indycar 2
didn't have the track because of a rights issue. Who owns the rights
these days?
Tim
[email hidden] (Tim Hall) writes:
> Is there a decent one out there? I seem to recall that Indycar 2
> didn't have the track because of a rights issue. Who owns the rights
> these days?
With some searching on the groups.google.com and other places it might
be possible to find the indy track for Indycar Racing 2. It's actually
very funny. You have to qualify for four laps, and it is a 3 wide
start.
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Olav K. Malmin
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Papyrus/Sierra didn't have the rights in the days of ICR2, but I have a copy
of the track. Turning about as fast as the IRL with an IRL car set. I pull
it out of hiding every once in a while and act like I'm Helio Castro-Neves
or somebody... : )
Sundown
Sundown wrote:
> Papyrus/Sierra didn't have the rights in the days of ICR2, but I have a copy
> of the track. Turning about as fast as the IRL with an IRL car set. I pull
> it out of hiding every once in a while and act like I'm Helio Castro-Neves
> or somebody... : )
>
> Sundown
Look http://home.zonnet.nl/tjerkdeheer/
Here are N3 IMS for ICR2 and many other tracks
That is because in the OLD days...early 70's the cars did start 3
wide....I assume whomever built the track txt file was feeling nostalgic.
And the Indy 500 race does indeed use 4 laps for qualifying with the Average
of those 4 laps used as the qualifying speed.
dave henrie
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> [email hidden] (Tim Hall) writes: > > > Is there a decent one out there? I seem to recall that Indycar 2 > > didn't have the track because of a rights issue. Who owns the rights > > these days? > > With some searching on the groups.google.com and other places it might > be possible to find the indy track for Indycar Racing 2. It's actually > very funny. You have to qualify for four laps, and it is a 3 wide > start. > > -- > Olav K. Malmin > remove .spam when replying"Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> writes:
> That is because in the OLD days...early 70's the cars did start 3
> wide....I assume whomever built the track txt file was feeling nostalgic.
> And the Indy 500 race does indeed use 4 laps for qualifying with the Average
> of those 4 laps used as the qualifying speed.
Yes, I know. I was maybe using my words a bit wrong saying it was
funny, I should have said "race control is very realistic, and by that
quite fun to try out" or something :)
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> dave henrie > "Olav K. Malmin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > [email hidden] (Tim Hall) writes: > > > > > Is there a decent one out there? I seem to recall that Indycar 2 > > > didn't have the track because of a rights issue. Who owns the rights > > > these days? > > > > With some searching on the groups.google.com and other places it might > > be possible to find the indy track for Indycar Racing 2. It's actually > > very funny. You have to qualify for four laps, and it is a 3 wide > > start. > > > > -- > > Olav K. Malmin > > remove .spam when replying > >"Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> writes:
> That is because in the OLD days...early 70's the cars did start 3
>wide....I assume whomever built the track txt file was feeling nostalgic.
>And the Indy 500 race does indeed use 4 laps for qualifying with the Average
>of those 4 laps used as the qualifying speed.
>dave henrie
They still start three wide, just watched the race this sunday.
/ Roger
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