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N2 Bristol Warning

3 posts by 3 people · 27 Dec 1996 - 30 Dec 1996

Kirn Crom 27 Dec 1996#350420
Well, I've turned in a lap of 15.759 seconds at Bristol and have been able to qualify on or near the pole at as high as 98% opponent strength. However, I've discovered a serious problem with the AI at the track. You simply cannot race back to the line on cautions. Basically, the AI cars in front of me tend to brake on a dime once they have crossed the line and do not allow room for those behind them who are racing for position. I have no choice but to yield position(s) to the driver(s) behind me and slow way down in order to avoid a collision. Otherwise, there is a huge wreck, comlete with a blown engine. Other than this apparent bug, Bristol continues to be one of my favorite tracks and I've been fairly *** there. I can even run up front with a damaged rear and fenders. Kirn Cromur
John J Par 27 Dec 1996#350421
I've found one other slightly annoying thing about Bristol. Many times I've ended up being passed both high and low in the corners. Trust me, Three wide doesn't usually work there :) John
Tom Hansen 30 Dec 1996#350886
Are you kidding ? This is great. Compared to the old days when the AI cars just wouldn't pass - I am grinning ear to ear when they pass me on both sides. If you run a good line and are up to speed they won't pass you like that. I wish I could get them to pass me both high and low at Talladega. /THansen

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