I'm not sure about this, but I suspect those 'incredible' lap times we
seen from the net are from 'human cars' that have more than 790/780 hp.
We know that there are 3rd party programs that allow hp to be edited - to
as much as 1000 hp.
Is this true? Anyone got any ideas?
> I'm not sure about this, but I suspect those 'incredible' lap times we
> seen from the net are from 'human cars' that have more than 790/780 hp.
> We know that there are 3rd party programs that allow hp to be edited - to
> as much as 1000 hp.
> Is this true? Anyone got any ideas?
Hi! I'm upkeeping ICR2 Hotlap list at
http://stekt.oulu.fi/~mickkeys/icr2/times.html
I know it's possible to cheat in many ways, but I'm sure that _most_ of
the
times in my list are real (I guess it's possible to edit RPY files
somehow).
Driving an amazing lap is up to _excellent_ setups, some skill, good
driving device and the most important: _hundreds of laps_ and calm mind.
There's some of my times: Phoenix 190.490mph, Portland 58.167,
Nazareth 191.484mph
I got my Portland time from 58.8 to 58.167 in about 4 to 6 hours of
practising.
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Rakentajantie 5 D 202 in The University of Oulu
90570 OULU, FINLAND
Serious hotlap competitions like Dave Gymer's HOF2 (search Alta Vista for hof2)
check the laps, by means of software and/of viewing and analysing the replays.
So most of those "incredible laps" you see are for REAL!
JOH
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No, REALLY!!!!! do you think so?
Wow, I would never have guessed?
d:~)
Peter #:?) Please note my real e-mail address below,
I think they are all real. By the way, I have some worldclass record
times that are close to the world record and are worth mentioning. At
Taladega, in an IndyCar in ICR2, I qualified second in a Single Race at
248.993 MPH. The world record is 250.851 MPH.
Christopher
http://members.aol.com/ROSCS
Dedicated to the late John Nemechek who died on Friday March 21.
> I think they are all real. By the way, I have some worldclass record
> times that are close to the world record and are worth mentioning. At
> Taladega, in an IndyCar in ICR2, I qualified second in a Single Race at
> 248.993 MPH. The world record is 250.851 MPH.
Hmmmmm, I run consistent high 152's at Talley. Does that mean I am the
new record holder?
-David Gary-
What was the temp set at? I have personally done 255.935 (38.005 secs),
but that was with a 120 degree temp.
DNR Enterprises
http://members.aol.com/dredick825
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> > I think they are all real. By the way, I have some worldclass record > > times that are close to the world record and are worth mentioning. At > > Taladega, in an IndyCar in ICR2, I qualified second in a Single Race at > > 248.993 MPH. The world record is 250.851 MPH. > Hmmmmm, I run consistent high 152's at Talley. Does that mean I am the > new record holder? > -David Gary-: >
: > Hmmmmm, I run consistent high 152's at Talley. Does that mean I am the
: > new record holder?
: >
: > -David Gary-
: Oops typo error(so dont correct me John(g).
: Im sorry I meant high 252's!
: Jeez 152's would be deadly to the other drivers out there!!":>)
David, even without the typo, I think consistant high 152's would be
some sorta record! <VBG>
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