I can turn race times in Surfer's Paradise in the 1:33's (stop laughing) with
a half-tank, and I felt real bad when I checked Josh's ICR2 records webpage to
see that the best times are 1:27 and below. However, when I downloaded the
replay, I saw that the best time was achieved by going through the final
chicane virtually flat-out; fine on a hot lap, but ***y craziness under race
conditions. I assume that the other record times were achieved doing virtually
the same thing.
So, I was wondering what kind of lap times do the great Surfer's Paradise
drivers run on a consistent basis, lap after lap, under race conditions?
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Anyway I think those recordes dont come from a race right? So if your goal is
to beat them I suggest you choose pre-season testing (no other cars on track)
with always a certain minimum of fuel... Otherwise, like in a race condition
there is no way to beat these times . Just my humble opinion
see you! :)
