Did anyone else notice the similiarity between the Phoenix Indycar race and
a oval race with Papyrus Indycar racing? You had big crashes, tires flying
into the stands, drivers cutting across the grass etc. Maybe thats what
Jacques Villenueve was doing in the off season (playing Indycar) such that
he was so competitive in his first Indycar oval race. And Stefan Johansson
endorses the game, and next thing you know he has his best oval finish to
date (4th). Amazing!
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"It is better to go into a corner slow and come out fast,
than to go in fast and come out dead." Stirling Moss
"I'm not a racecar driver, but I play one on the computer"
>Did anyone else notice the similiarity between the Phoenix Indycar race and
>a oval race with Papyrus Indycar racing? You had big crashes, tires flying
>into the stands, drivers cutting across the grass etc. Maybe thats what
What struck me funny was how similar the sound of hitting the wall in Indycar
Racing was to Paul Tracy's impact. If you got it on tape, go back and listen,
and hit the wall yourself.
