How is this time? I got it with a Williams, but I got a 128 with a
Benneton. Wierd, maybe its just mental.
> How is this time? I got it with a Williams, but I got a 128 with a
> Benneton. Wierd, maybe its just mental.
I got a 1:24 with a Pacific Go figure?
>How is this time? I got it with a Williams, but I got a 128 with a
>Benneton. Wierd, maybe its just mental.
The time is ok I managed a high 1:23 with the same car but my goal is
to go below 1:20...still need some work I guess.
> How is this time? I got it with a Williams, but I got a 128 with a
> Benneton. Wierd, maybe its just mental.
I managed to get down to 1:24.770 before I moved on to another track. F7
is the only aid used. Steering help and Opposite lock turned off,
flightstick for steering with keyboard for throttle and brakes. Oh, and
the car - Simtek.
Some other times (all NSA but with F7)
Spa - 2:02:847 (Didn't run many laps)
Monza - 1:26.524
Pacific - 1:15.674 (Default setup with less than five laps run)
Imola - 1:23.013 (Some serious time spent at this track)
I have set the opposition at semi-pro, and am finding it tough going. I
have yet to achieve a pole position, and yet to complete more than ten
laps in race trim without a spin.
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Plastercast & Desperate
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> Some other times (all NSA but with F7) > Spa - 2:02:847 (Didn't run many laps) > Monza - 1:26.524 > Pacific - 1:15.674 (Default setup with less than five laps run) > Imola - 1:23.013 (Some serious time spent at this track) > I have set the opposition at semi-pro, and am finding it tough going. I > have yet to achieve a pole position, and yet to complete more than ten > laps in race trim without a spin. > Plastercast & Desperate[s]
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
If you are steering with the keyboard you *are* using steering help.
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Suck The Goat
1.22.450 AND i HIT A KERB OR TWO ON THE WAY
Stephen
Scully: Time is an universal invariant
Mulder: Not in this zipcode


































