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GP2 - called into pits - argue??

9 posts by 9 people · 30 Jul 1996 - 03 Aug 1996

Tony O'Bri 30 Jul 1996#330240
Greetings, I was in the middle of qualifying last night and on my last lap managed to pull a complete blinder lap (for me), comming into the pit straight about 4-5 seconds better than I've ever managed. It was about the 5th lap of qualifying and I had fuel for half a lap left. There I was screaming down the straight watching the time display and just as I get near the pit lane the steering gets stolen from me and I get dragged towards the pits.... straight into the wall seperating the track from the pits. There goes my best lap :-(. I jumped into a replay straight away to see what had happened and I finally noticed that the 'come into pits' light was on. I chose to ignore it and try for a PB but it refused to let me drive past. My question... can I ignore the team managers 'request'? I figure a steering over-ride is a bit harsh. Tob
David Bla 31 Jul 1996#330600
Quoted text (19 lines)> Greetings, > I was in the middle of qualifying last night and on my last lap > managed to pull a complete blinder lap (for me), comming into the pit > straight about 4-5 seconds better than I've ever managed. It was > about the 5th lap of qualifying and I had fuel for half a lap left. > There I was screaming down the straight watching the time display and > just as I get near the pit lane the steering gets stolen from me and I > get dragged towards the pits.... straight into the wall seperating > the track from the pits. There goes my best lap :-(. > I jumped into a replay straight away to see what had happened and I > finally noticed that the 'come into pits' light was on. I chose to > ignore it and try for a PB but it refused to let me drive past. > My question... can I ignore the team managers 'request'? I figure a > steering over-ride is a bit harsh. > Tob
Yes, Just press the return key when you see the pit request light come on - it will turn it off. David
Ala 31 Jul 1996#330601
On Wed, 31 Jul 1996 12:15:54 +0100, David Blakey Yeah get on your radio 'n' say "oi***off im on a flyer here leave me alone" That should work. Alan.
Joseph Mar 31 Jul 1996#330602
Press the enter key to override to ignore the pit request. Likewise, to enter the pits on an unscheduled stop (not due to a manager request or accident), you must press the enter key to signal your pit crew. JD
Yes. Just hit the ENTER key. This key toggles the pit-request on and off. The pit light will always be lit when you pass the finishing line. Wait until you are on the first straight and then hit the ENTER key. This way you should be able to bypass the pitlane without being "dragged" in.
Quoted text (19 lines)>Greetings, >I was in the middle of qualifying last night and on my last lap >managed to pull a complete blinder lap (for me), comming into the pit >straight about 4-5 seconds better than I've ever managed. It was >about the 5th lap of qualifying and I had fuel for half a lap left. >There I was screaming down the straight watching the time display and >just as I get near the pit lane the steering gets stolen from me and I >get dragged towards the pits.... straight into the wall seperating >the track from the pits. There goes my best lap :-(. >I jumped into a replay straight away to see what had happened and I >finally noticed that the 'come into pits' light was on. I chose to >ignore it and try for a PB but it refused to let me drive past. >My question... can I ignore the team managers 'request'? I figure a >steering over-ride is a bit harsh. >Tob
You need to disable steering help, but if you really have to use steering help, hitting the ENTER key when the 'come into the pits' light is on will disable it and let you ignore it. Cheers. --John -- ------------------- John (Joao) Silva http://weber.u.washington.edu/~jsilva Seattle, Washington USA.
Quoted text (19 lines)> Greetings, > I was in the middle of qualifying last night and on my last lap > managed to pull a complete blinder lap (for me), comming into the pit > straight about 4-5 seconds better than I've ever managed. It was > about the 5th lap of qualifying and I had fuel for half a lap left. > There I was screaming down the straight watching the time display and > just as I get near the pit lane the steering gets stolen from me and I > get dragged towards the pits.... straight into the wall seperating > the track from the pits. There goes my best lap :-(. > I jumped into a replay straight away to see what had happened and I > finally noticed that the 'come into pits' light was on. I chose to > ignore it and try for a PB but it refused to let me drive past. > My question... can I ignore the team managers 'request'? I figure a > steering over-ride is a bit harsh. > Tob
If the 'come into pits' light is on. Press enter, the 'come into pits' light will go out and you cab finish your flying lap. Greetings, Mario ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Mario van Antwerpen Lent, Holland ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ F O R Z A F E R R A R I ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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