INTERNET USER'S RECORDS
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1. Australia (2.795 miles) 1:31.862 109.534 mph Scott M. Goolik
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1:02.153 137.216 mph Brian Lovett
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1:44.423 137.901 mph Herbert Pohlai
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5. Indianapolis (2.500 miles) 0:40.005+ 224,973 mph Scott M. Goolik
0:40.042+ 224.765 mph H.Pohlai (Burke's setup)
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8. Michigan (2.000 miles) 0:29.624 243.050 mph Herbert Pohlai
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1:10.505 114.885 mph Ted Shorter
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0:20.061+ 179.455 mph Scott M. Goolik
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11. Nazareth (1.000 mile ) 0:19.819 181.648 mph Herbert Pohlai
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12. New Hampshire(1.058 miles) 0:20.566 185.195 mph Herbert Pohlai
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0:20.304 177.303 mph Herbert Pohlai
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H{kk{nen) says:
Just would like to know how in the heck are these guys
doing these times!! Can you post your car set-up's maybe??
Most of those are a LOT faster than mine. I broke 215 at Indy
and thought I was rocking...Geez.
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Date: Tue, 15 Nov 1994 17:02:23 GMT
>H{kk{nen) says:
>Just would like to know how in the heck are these guys
>doing these times!! Can you post your car set-up's maybe??
>Most of those are a LOT faster than mine. I broke 215 at Indy
>and thought I was rocking...Geez.
It takes several weeks to get fast on any oval, and then another few
weeks of permanent testing and tweaking of the specific setups. You
also have to know exactly how your input device responds. Basically -
this is not just a setup question. Most people can't drive these fast
setups - those who can came up with them themselves and know exactly
how to keep it on the edge.
Basic recipe: lower your wings and ajust the gears. use al the tools
the setup allows to maintain traction with less downforce. Read the
manual and experiment, this will help. Tire temps are them main gauge of
what is going on.
Also: I don't pst my fast setups - way too much work and pride in
them to just post them to the world. We exchange setup among racing
partners, but not to outsiders ;-)
Peter
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>It takes several weeks to get fast on any oval, and then another few >weeks of permanent testing and tweaking of the specific setups. You >also have to know exactly how your input device responds. Basically - >this is not just a setup question. Most people can't drive these fast >setups - those who can came up with them themselves and know exactly >how to keep it on the edge. >Basic recipe: lower your wings and ajust the gears. use al the tools >the setup allows to maintain traction with less downforce. Read the >manual and experiment, this will help. Tire temps are them main gauge of >what is going on. >Also: I don't pst my fast setups - way too much work and pride in >them to just post them to the world. We exchange setup among racing >partners, but not to outsiders ;-) >PeterHello Racers, or should I say Indycar racers now that Nascar is out
(no sight of it here though :-( )
Time to check out the latest ICRFL, ie. Indycar Fast Laps.
The list has a new look as well as a couple of new fields. They are
'steering device' and 'damage on/off'.
Also the big news is that the List is going on-line! That is, fully
automated! It will require some getting used to and carefulness from
your part when submitting new records. You can still send records
the usual way, to me, but I emphasize you to use the automated
e-mail address.
I will attach the help file which you can obtain from the above address
any time you feel like it. Put 'ICRFL' to the subject line and
'send help' to the body of the email.
The new list will follow in the next post ...
---- ICRFL HELP FILE ----
ICRFL Help (v1.0)
ICRFL stands for Indy Car Racing (tm) Fast Laps. It is a kind of
mail list where you can send your fast laps to register them and
can get the latest list as well. Every mail you want to send to
this list should have the subject 'ICRFL' exactly. To start send
a mail with subject 'ICRFL' and put the line 'send help' into the
body of the mail.
The program can interpret the following lines from your mail:
Reply-To / Return-Path mail header lines.
The email address in these lines overrides the address in the From line.
send help
Send this helpfile to your email address.
send list
Send the 'Indy Car Racing (tm) Fast Laps' list right to your (email) door.
Driver: <name>
Sets the name under which you appear on the list to <name>. You
can change this name any time. If you don't specify this line
your email address will be used in the list.
Record: <recordstring>
Report a new fast lap to the list !
The format of the recordstring is the following:
(I denote an alternative with '|',
[<something>] means that <something> is optional.)
<recordstring>:
<TrackName> <Time>|<Speed> [<Speed>|<Time>]
[<weather>[<steering device>[<damage>[<setuper>]]]]
<TrackName>:
Australia | Cleveland | Detroit |
Elkhart | Indianapolis | Laguna Seca |
Long Beach | Michigan | Mid-Ohio |
Milwaukee | Nazareth | New Hampshire |
Phoenix | Portland | Toronto |
Vancouver
<Time>:
<Speed>:
0|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9
<weather>:
standard | s | + | n | -
<steering device>:
wheel | w | joystick | stick | keyboard | k | -
<damage>:
on | yes | y | off | n | no | -
<setuper>:
anystring
(an example is a mail body)
a)
send help
b)
send list
c)
Driver: Mad Max
Record: Toronto 55.005
Record: Long Beach 52.001
d)
Driver: Max Mad
( If this arrives from the same email address Driver: Mad Max came
from, every Mad Max on the list will be changed to Max Mad.)
e)
Record: Michigan 241.111 mph s wheel y Tina Turner
(Tina tuned the car, weather was standard, drived with a wheel, damage
was turned on.)
f)
Record: Indianapolis 224.224 - j
( no data about the weather and damage )
You can resend a record to supplement more information.
eg.: weather, device and damage conditions.
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INTERNET USER'S RECORDS
N laptime speed date W Dv Dm owner/setup
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-------------------- Australia (2.795 miles) ------------------------------
1:31.862 109.534 mph 94/10/24 - - - Scott M. Goolik
-------------------- Cleveland (2.369 miles) ------------------------------
# 1:01.360 138.990 mph 94/11/22 s j y Peter Burke
1:02.153 137.216 mph 94/10/24 - - - Brian Lovett
-------------------- Detroit (2.100 miles) ------------------------------
1:11.274 106.070 mph 94/10/24 s - - Hena Hakkanen
1:12.964 103.613 mph 94/10/24 - - - Peter Burke
-------------------- Elkhart (4.000 miles) ------------------------------
1:43.848 138.664 mph 94/10/24 - - - Mike Corrigan
1:44.423 137.901 mph 94/10/24 - - - Herbert Pohlai
-------------------- Indianapolis (2.500 miles) ------------------------------
0:40.005 224.973 mph 94/10/24 s - - Scott M. Goolik
0:40.042 224.765 mph 94/10/24 s - - H.Pohlai / Peter Burke
0:40.051 224.715 mph 94/10/24 s - - Peter Burke
-------------------- Laguna Seca (2.214 miles) ------------------------------
1:05.369 121.929 mph 94/11/15 s w y Darrel Cherry
1:05.456 121.767 mph 94/10/24 s - - Imre Kolos
1:05.533 121.624 mph 94/10/24 - - - Mike Corrigan
-------------------- Long Beach (1.590 miles) ------------------------------
0:52.801 108.407 mph 94/11/19 s - n Herbert Pohlai
0:53.036 107.927 mph 94/11/11 s j y Imre Kolos
0:53.305 107.382 mph 94/11/05 s w y Darrel Cherry
-------------------- Michigan (2.000 miles) ------------------------------
0:29.624 243.050 mph 94/10/24 - - - Herbert Pohlai
0:29.836 241.319 mph 94/11/08 s j y Imre Kolos
-------------------- Mid-Ohio (2.250 miles) ------------------------------
1:10.505 114.885 mph 94/10/24 - - - Ted Shorter
1:10.603 114.726 mph 94/10/24 - - - Aaron Edwards
-------------------- Milwaukee (1.000 miles) ------------------------------
0:20.035 179.688 mph 94/11/03 s - - Imre Kolos
0:20.061 179.455 mph 94/10/24 s - - Scott M. Goolik
0:20.189 178.317 mph 94/10/24 - - - Pasi Ahopelto
-------------------- Nazareth (1.000 miles) ------------------------------
0:19.819 181.648 mph 94/10/24 - - - Herbert Pohlai
0:19.985 180.139 mph 94/11/03 s - - Imre Kolos
# 0:19.998 180.022 mph 94/11/22 s j y Hena Hakkanen
-------------------- New Hampshire (1.058 miles) ------------------------------
# 0:20.460 186.154 mph 94/11/22 s - y Herbert Pohlai
# 0:20.526 185.556 mph 94/11/22 s - y Peter Burke
# 0:20.527 185.547 mph 94/11/22 s - y Brian Baggett
-------------------- Phoenix (1.000 miles) ------------------------------
0:20.304 177.303 mph 94/10/24 - - - Herbert Pohlai
-------------------- Portland (1.950 miles) ------------------------------
0:58.503 119.994 mph 94/11/04 s w y Darrel Cherry
0:59.211 118.559 mph 94/10/24 s j y Imre Kolos
# 0:59.259 118.463 mph 94/11/22 s j y Hena Hakkanen
-------------------- Toronto (1.780 miles) ------------------------------
0:57.855 110.760 mph 94/11/03 s - - Imre Kolos
0:58.113 110.268 mph 94/10/24 s - - Hena Hakkanen
0:58.217 110.071 mph 94/10/24 - - - Peter Burke
-------------------- Vancouver (1.677 miles) ------------------------------
0:56.313 107.208 mph 94/10/24 - - - Peter Burke
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N - # denotes new entry
W - Weather: s = standard, n = not standard, - = no data
Dv - Device: w = wheel, j = joystick, k = keyboard, - = no data
Dm - Damage on: y/n, - = no data
Mail addresses:
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