Just what exactly are the differences between the Intermediate
(short/long), Pro (short/long), and Grand prix race modes? According to
the setup screen, the damage model and laps are the only things
changed. The instruction manual doesn't mention much of this.
So far I've noticed that Novice has a more limited engine, Intermediate
allows car resets and advanced damage model, and grand prix has
realistic damage model. Are there any other differences between these
race types?
Jay
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On Sun, 11 Feb 2001 05:32:26 GMT, [email hidden] wrote:
>Just what exactly are the differences between the Intermediate
>(short/long), Pro (short/long), and Grand prix race modes? According to
>the setup screen, the damage model and laps are the only things
>changed. The instruction manual doesn't mention much of this.
Nothing else is altered.
>
>So far I've noticed that Novice has a more limited engine, Intermediate
>allows car resets and advanced damage model, and grand prix has
>realistic damage model. Are there any other differences between these
>race types?
novice engine is not limited.
Qualifying session length and number is different.
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