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ICR2 Nazareth Passing

1 post by 1 person · 12 Mar 1996 - 12 Mar 1996

> Where in the world do you successfully pass at this track? I ran two > races last night and the only place I was able to get around people was to > either go extremely low in the first turn (which usually either got me > loose or repassed since I burned all my speed off on that low part of the > track) or by "outhorsing" them on the long back straight (which frequently > made me overcook the turn at the end of the straight.) Me, too. What I found is that the best way to pass is actually HIGH in turn 1 if possible. I come in behind and to the outside, then power around using the throttle a bit (doesn't always work, though). Once outside, the AI will usually give you enough room on the exit if you stay right up against the wall. Also, sometimes I can pass AFTER the turn at the end of the straight, before (or even better, just after) the first little kink. It is tough, though, and my pulse does tend to race a bit when I am at The Naz. As to setups, I think mine is pretty normal, but I'll check it for you. Later ==> Action J

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