I just came across a tribute to Senna on my computer last night so I of
course had to watch it. Afterwards I went to race Catalunya in F1CS2K and
somehow, without changing from my usual setup, I beat my previous best time
by almost 4 seconds. One of my stranger ways of improving lap times, but
hell I'll take it.
-Pav
I've found that's true also. Watching a replay of someone else doing a fast lap
at a particular track seems to fill me with the confidence that I can do it too.
Most of the time, though, I just wind up crashing and cursing. :)
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"John Pavlicek" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:9bi5aa$3kt$[email hidden]...
> I just came across a tribute to Senna on my computer last night so I of
> course had to watch it. Afterwards I went to race Catalunya in F1CS2K and
> somehow, without changing from my usual setup, I beat my previous best time
> by almost 4 seconds. One of my stranger ways of improving lap times, but
> hell I'll take it.
>
> -Pav
>
>
>
In article <9bi5aa$3kt$[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...
> I just came across a tribute to Senna on my computer last night so I of
> course had to watch it. Afterwards I went to race Catalunya in F1CS2K and
> somehow, without changing from my usual setup, I beat my previous best time
> by almost 4 seconds. One of my stranger ways of improving lap times, but
> hell I'll take it.
>
My interesting way is to run MBTR - if you can put six or seven quick
laps in *that* game, F1 is a freaking blast afterwards!
