> Racing against the AI will only distract you.
>
> Good luck!
> Ah but how are we to gauge our improvements?? Your idea of
Pre-season testing is a good one. Except once and a while you need to
climb into the melee and see just where your skill level is. Plus, if
you spend hours figuring out lines, what good does it do if Hiro is just
in front of you hogging the best lines???
Have fun!
Dave Henrie
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: > Racing against the AI will only distract you.
: >
: Ah but how are we to gauge our improvements?? Your idea of
: Pre-season testing is a good one. Except once and a while you need to
: climb into the melee and see just where your skill level is. Plus, if
: you spend hours figuring out lines, what good does it do if Hiro is just
: in front of you hogging the best lines???
True, you do have to get out there and mix it up with the big boys. My
main point was that if you are learning a track for the first time,
especially a road course, you have to perfect your own approach before
you going out and battling other drivers. It is very necessary to go
out there with traffic. This way you find out where your strong points
are and where you weak points are. This is where you pick up your
passing skills and more important when not to attempt a pass. You will
also need to see how the other drivers react to you, the course and the
other drivers.
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