Drivers:
FASTRACE for NASCAR 2
After the first week of FASTRACE 97 here is an exceptional time turned
in by
Mike Grandy. The track is dega and he averaged 195.604 from a dead stop
start. Whew!!! 195.604. Just when I thought the SUPER TEAM SMOKKINU
was gonna smoke us. Ole Grandy shows up. Mike Has been very fast at
dega from day 1. No Surrpise..
Race Final 1/1/96 Race No. 1 Talladega Superspeedway
Season: FASTRACE 2.660 miles 42 laps
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Fin Str Driver Laps
Led Pts Qual Reason Out
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1 5 #96 Mike Grandy 42 10
180 195.608 Running
Race time - 34:16.165 Average speed - 195.604mph
Margin of victory - 0.261sec
1 1 #1 Jim Butts 42 42
185 196.157 Running
Race time - 34:24.457 Average speed - 194.820mph
Margin of victory - 13.283sec
1 19 #96 Jim Webb 42 42
185 194.879 Running
Race time - 34:26.808 Average speed - 194.598mph
Margin of victory - 0.166sec
1 6 #65 Joe B. Farr 42 42
185 195.588 Running
Race time - 34:28.850 Average speed - 194.404mph
Margin of victory - 8.491sec
1 11 #27 DonWilsheIVGA 42 42
185 195.257 Running
Race time - 34:30.297 Average speed - 194.270mph
Margin of victory - 0.453sec
1 15 #96 John Montes Jr. 42 42
185 195.312 Running
Race time - 34:30.936 Average speed - 194.207mph
Margin of victory - 12.090sec
The FASTRACE 97 is run year around and is a full tank off-line sprint
race. Come by
and check out FASTRACE as it can be used on all the tracks...
Don Wilshe, IVGA
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Hello All; What about the OTHER tracks? Lets talk about some times on
something other than Dega please! Surely there are people running them
too.
Remember that TIME cannot be gained, only Lost.
--
Jim Deane
JDeane on Hawaii
Owner of Computer Corner, CUSTOM SYSTEMS FOR RACING !!
Director of SNARL Ace Setup League
Nascar Invitational Series
Higgy's FUN2 Series
IVGA FastLap and FastRace
webpage: http://www.mindspring.com/~jdeane
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> > Drivers: > > FASTRACE for NASCAR 2 > > After the first week of FASTRACE 97 here is an exceptional time turned > > in by > > Mike Grandy. The track is dega and he averaged 195.604 from a dead stop > > start. Whew!!! 195.604. Just when I thought the SUPER TEAM SMOKKINU > > was gonna smoke us. Ole Grandy shows up. Mike Has been very fast at > > dega from day 1. No Surrpise.. > Don, > The problem I see with Fastrace is the "random" abilities that are > applied to the AI. > I'm adjusting my setup to work well in traffic, but the traffic is > inconsistant. > With the exact same setup, but a different pass thru Fastrace I can turn > laps upto 197.750, other times I have a hard time reaching 196.500. > It's all based on the "random" abilities the lead AI car has. > To reach 197.750 *I* have to draft behind an AI (Bumping when > reasonable). > But sometimes even that isn't enough to get the leader going fast > enough. > I could conceivably reach 197.750 if the AI were to draft close behind > me, but that doesn't happen. > So at this point, it's a craps shoot. If you show up strong, and the AI > shows up strong, those records will fall. > I've been ahead of the pace to break to previous record only to slip and > lose the draft with about 10 laps left. That costs about 2 mph per lap. > The other thing that is real frustrating is when both you and an AI are > going good only to have another AI somewhere back in the pack have > problems. When you come back around to pass the slow car, your > "drafting buddy" gets hung up by the slow traffic. > mykeyQuoted text (11 lines)
> Drivers: > FASTRACE for NASCAR 2 > After the first week of FASTRACE 97 here is an exceptional time turned > in by > Mike Grandy. The track is dega and he averaged 195.604 from a dead stop > start. Whew!!! 195.604. Just when I thought the SUPER TEAM SMOKKINU > was gonna smoke us. Ole Grandy shows up. Mike Has been very fast at > dega from day 1. No Surrpise..Mykey:
Yes that is right!!! There is random resuilts and random AI's with
different speeds. But its still better than RANDOM YELLOW
FLAGS!!!!
And you can submit as many attempts at each track as you like...
That is because I assume you are getting lots of drafting help some
time...
Yes... That is the secret to off-line racing.. Darfting not passing..
That is a bumme.. Thats what GOD invented SHIFT R for <GGG>
Yes.. But its still better than RANDOM YELLOWS... You can now
do the RACEBILL which is 35 laps of unrestricted racing at dega....
I will forward all this info to JOE FARR the designer of FASTRACE
Thanks for the input
Don
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> > Drivers: > > FASTRACE for NASCAR 2 > > After the first week of FASTRACE 97 here is an exceptional time > turned > > in by > > Mike Grandy. The track is dega and he averaged 195.604 from a dead > stop > > start. Whew!!! 195.604. Just when I thought the SUPER TEAM > SMOKKINU > > was gonna smoke us. Ole Grandy shows up. Mike Has been very fast > at > > dega from day 1. No Surrpise.. > Don, > The problem I see with Fastrace is the "random" abilities that are > applied to the AI.I dont see what the big deal is about a lowly 197 anyway. All the locals
I run modem with pop high/197,98s all day. I assume we are talking about
n2?
-Dave-


































