Indy track converted to ICR2 bug

I'm currently part way through a Indy500 race in ICR2 (converted track from ICRTP). When you continue the race after you have saved it, the first 2 cars are positioned ahead of the start/finish line. This results in them not completing that lap (as they didn't cross the line) and so end up being a lap behind - although they still figure at the TOP of the position screen (F2)??? I'm pretty sure I'm running the latest conversion prog. Any ideas? or is it a bug? Jamie ============================================================================== Oracle Park Oracle Office: joshaugh.uk Bittams Lane, Guildford Road Phone : (44) 01932 872020 ext 2298 Chertsey, Surrey, KT16 9RG Fax : (44) 01932 873273 ============================================================================== The opinions expressed here are my own and do not in any way represent Oracle or its policies.

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> I'm currently part way through a Indy500 race in ICR2 (converted track from > ICRTP). When you continue the race after you have saved it, the first 2 cars are > positioned ahead of the start/finish line. This results in them not completing > that lap (as they didn't cross the line) and so end up being a lap behind - > although they still figure at the TOP of the position screen (F2)??? I'm pretty > sure I'm running the latest conversion prog. Any ideas? or is it a bug? > Jamie

Also, in addition to this, I was modem racing on Indy on the weekend, and we were unable to qualify properly. My modem pal left the pit first, with me about half a lap behind. We were both putting up good numbers, but I was out of fuel after my 4 laps, and never saw a checkered flaq...but I got the white on the lap before. I saw my opponents green, white, and checkered flags come out, but his time ended up in the 150 mph range, mine was in the 130's. It was all very strange... Needless to say, we started at the back of the grid. My pal finished 3rd, I got 10th thanks to Vasser leaving his line to bump me coming out of turn 4. I should have been in 4th... :) Anybody out there able to qualify properly while modem-ing? -- Meek and obedient you follow the leader down well trodden corridors into the valley of steel.. Neil Yeatman, Ajax, Ontario, CANADA