Perhaps you have always wanted to sit on the pole at Talladega but
never qualify fast enough. Or you think you can win a race at
Sears Point if you could just get up front. Maybe you want your
starting order to match NASCAR's each week. Or you direct a series
and want the drivers to start where they qualify.
Using Qord, the latest product from SealSoft Works, all these dreams
become reality. Qord uses a simple Windows interface to change the
starting order of any race which has been saved after the qualifying
run. Change where you start. Change where the other drivers start.
It can all be done.
For example, you can run the Winston yourself. Each segment becomes
a new race, and with Qord you can set the starting lineup for the
next "segment" based on the finishing order of the previous one.
With Qord, you can also create .ORD files to share one starting lineup
with other drivers everywhere. This is particularly useful for offline
racing series. The series director can take everyone's qualifying run
and create a starting order which reflects the actual starting order.
Qord, along with all of the products from SealSoft Works, can be
found at:
[link lost in import]
Christopher Lund
SealSoft Works
