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Question about F1RC

2 posts by 2 people · 20 Mar 2001 02:51 UTC - 20 Mar 2001 04:24 UTC

John Pavlicek 20 Mar 2001 02:51 UTC#194868
I can't stand Interlagos and Monaco in F1CS or F12K. There are some points on those tracks that are just way too much of a bitch to get through without spinning (the slow downhill turns in each). Unless I hit each of those turns at just the right speed, I go into a spin. Of course at Monaco I can at least use the wall to keep me from going all the way around if I need to. Please someone tell me this isn't the case in F1RC. Hell even the F1CS game can't get me out of the pits without spinning before it's done getting me out half the time. -Pav
With CS at Interlagos...I spun leaving the pits several times until I noticed a small drop-off....just after the pit lane turns left..swing wide to the right side of the pit exit lane, and you'll stand a better chance of getting out without spinning. dave henrie "John Pavlicek" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:996giv$m90$[email hidden]... > I can't stand Interlagos and Monaco in F1CS or F12K

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