Indy f1 track has been available for GP2 for ages....and GP3....

and a GP3 version was released a few weeks ago... pez Gault wrote in message <8q4c9l$e70$[email hidden]>...

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>from http://uk.sports.yahoo.com/000917/71/ajk4q.html > >"With no opportunity for practical experience of the Indianapolis F1 track, >drivers have been relying on computer games in order to familiarise >themselves with the track's unusual layout." > >I know that this is often kicked around ras, but has there been any recent >computer gaming articles that make an attempt to find out who's using what >programs? I realize that some drivers may not want to admit it, and that >teams might be reluctant to discuss this, but has there been any serious >attempt to see what's actually being used to prepare for the new track at >Indy? I'd guess that GP3 and F12k are in the mix of course, but I would >love to see who's using what (not to mention their times :-) > >

"pez" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:8q6398$44r$[email hidden]... > and a GP3 version was released a few weeks ago... > > pez Do you know if there is a version with some banking? The one I have is as flat as Kansas. Brake markers into turn one would be nice too<g>. don

On Mon, 18 Sep 2000 02:28:12 -0400, "Gault" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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>from http://uk.sports.yahoo.com/000917/71/ajk4q.html > >"With no opportunity for practical experience of the Indianapolis F1 track, >drivers have been relying on computer games in order to familiarise >themselves with the track's unusual layout." > >I know that this is often kicked around ras, but has there been any recent >computer gaming articles that make an attempt to find out who's using what >programs? I realize that some drivers may not want to admit it, and that >teams might be reluctant to discuss this, but has there been any serious >attempt to see what's actually being used to prepare for the new track at >Indy? I'd guess that GP3 and F12k are in the mix of course, but I would >love to see who's using what (not to mention their times :-) >

Autosport 14th Sept: Drivers to learn Indy on Games Jarno Turlli, Rubens Barrichello use the playstaton Mika Hakkinen, Michael Schumacher don't do anything Bob

from http://uk.sports.yahoo.com/000917/71/ajk4q.html "With no opportunity for practical experience of the Indianapolis F1 track, drivers have been relying on computer games in order to familiarise themselves with the track's unusual layout." I know that this is often kicked around ras, but has there been any recent computer gaming articles that make an attempt to find out who's using what programs? I realize that some drivers may not want to admit it, and that teams might be reluctant to discuss this, but has there been any serious attempt to see what's actually being used to prepare for the new track at Indy? I'd guess that GP3 and F12k are in the mix of course, but I would love to see who's using what (not to mention their times :-)

F1 2000 is the only sim which has the F1 Indy course in the game, so it must be that. Chrus -- Citylab Durban www.citylab.com Gault <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:8q4c9l$e70$[email hidden]... > from http://uk.sports.yahoo.com/000917/71/ajk4q.html > > "With no opportunity for practical experience of the Indianapolis F1 track, > drivers have been relying on computer games in order to familiarise > themselves with the track's unusual layout." > > I know that this is often kicked around ras, but has there been any recent > computer gaming articles that make an attempt to find out who's using what > programs? I realize that some drivers may not want to admit it, and that > teams might be reluctant to discuss this, but has there been any serious > attempt to see what's actually being used to prepare for the new track at > Indy? I'd guess that GP3 and F12k are in the mix of course, but I would > love to see who's using what (not to mention their times :-) > >

"Chris Bloom" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > F1 2000 is the only sim which has the F1 Indy course in the game, so itmust > be that. Didn't know that- thanks! (probably should have, since GP3 was what- the 98 season or so? DOH!)

Yeah I could see an F1 team surfing the 3rd party pages trying to find a place to download the track. I can see them using F1 2k...or an in house sim that the team has created or had a company create for this sort of testing. Jesse Black "pez" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:8q6398$44r$[email hidden]...

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> and a GP3 version was released a few weeks ago... > > pez > Gault wrote in message <8q4c9l$e70$[email hidden]>... > >from http://uk.sports.yahoo.com/000917/71/ajk4q.html > > > >"With no opportunity for practical experience of the Indianapolis F1

track, > >drivers have been relying on computer games in order to familiarise > >themselves with the track's unusual layout." > > > >I know that this is often kicked around ras, but has there been anyrecent > >computer gaming articles that make an attempt to find out who's usingwhat

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> >programs? I realize that some drivers may not want to admit it, and that > >teams might be reluctant to discuss this, but has there been any serious > >attempt to see what's actually being used to prepare for the new track at > >Indy? I'd guess that GP3 and F12k are in the mix of course, but I would > >love to see who's using what (not to mention their times :-) > > > > > >

Where can I find the Indy track for GP3????? -- JB In article <8q6398$44r$[email hidden]>, "pez" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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> and a GP3 version was released a few weeks ago... > > pez > Gault wrote in message <8q4c9l$e70$[email hidden]>... > >from http://uk.sports.yahoo.com/000917/71/ajk4q.html > > > >"With no opportunity for practical experience of the Indianapolis F1

track, > >drivers have been relying on computer games in order to familiarise > >themselves with the track's unusual layout." > > > >I know that this is often kicked around ras, but has there been anyrecent > >computer gaming articles that make an attempt to find out who'susing what > >programs? I realize that some drivers may not want to admit it, andthat > >teams might be reluctant to discuss this, but has there been anyserious > >attempt to see what's actually being used to prepare for the newtrack at > >Indy? I'd guess that GP3 and F12k are in the mix of course, but Iwould > >love to see who's using what (not to mention their times :-) > > > > > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.

www.alphaf1.com/gp3 I don't know how accurate it is though. Chris -- South African GPL Championship http://www.geocities.com/gpl_sa_champs/ <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:8q6e8h$ulq$[email hidden]... > Where can I find the Indy track for GP3????? > > -- JB >