Am I missing something? I can't seem to adjust the anount of fuel in
trying to design my own qualification setup.
Just like in real Nascar, you have to start each session (including
qualifying) with a full tank. You can only adjust fuel levels during
testing.
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> Am I missing something? I can't seem to adjust the anount of fuel in
> trying to design my own qualification setup.
According to NASCAR rules, all cars must qualify on a full tank of fuel.
says...
As per Nascar rules, qualifying runs are made with a full tank of gas.
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Stop on by, what can it hurt?
Just as in Winston Cup, you must qualify with a full tank...all 22 gals.
> > Am I missing something? I can't seem to adjust the anount of fuel in
> > trying to design my own qualification setup.
> According to NASCAR rules, all cars must qualify on a full tank of fuel.
It would have been nice if they left you the option to pick your fuel
in the race though. I have always set my cars up "heavy" because I only
have time for 20-30 % races. now when I pit for outsides in the middle
of the race, I can't put the fuel in to keep my setup. (Although I've
noticed the AI no longer pit once in these races just for the sake of
having to pit !!) Now I know the computers are getting too smart! ;)
ANTRACER
