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Re: F1 2000 (again) - Results

2 posts by 2 people · 15 Apr 2000 13:05 UTC - 15 Apr 2000 13:41 UTC

GraDee 15 Apr 2000 13:05 UTC#277908
The results of cars are very up an down. Teams like Prost and Arrows can pull good qual results sometimes yet other times fail miserably (realistic, yes!) BAR can have good and bad days too. Jaguar are done well, they can do well enough but don't get the win too often. Johnny Herbert is a little faster than he ahs been this season though, that was hard to predict. The usuals are at the front, I love how the Jordans and Williams can have races where they are at the front all weekend yet at the next they're stuck way down:-) Driving a race in Brazil for example seems to have many DNF's as the cars either pick up damage or spin out. Where as others such as the Aussie Gp, apart from the odd tip, there is a much larger finishing rate. Its not perfect but its very good IMO for a guess David Mountjoy (Tectonic RW) <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:FrZJ4.17904$Q5.101743@stones... > I don't know if this has been asked before (I'm new here), but howrealistic > are the results in F1 2000? They won't have had many races to guage the > quality of the cars, so how good have they done it? Have they predictedhw
Quoted text (8 lines)> disappointing Jaguar would be, and how good BAR is? > > Thanks > David > http://www.robotwarsuk.cjb.net > > >
I don't know if this has been asked before (I'm new here), but how realistic are the results in F1 2000? They won't have had many races to guage the quality of the cars, so how good have they done it? Have they predicted hw disappointing Jaguar would be, and how good BAR is? Thanks David http://www.robotwarsuk.cjb.net

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