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2 posts by 2 people · 07 Jun 1999 - 08 Jun 1999

I know most of you don't think much of this "game"(I don't dare call it a sim). I think its entirely to easy to drive and unrealistic but it is somewhat fun. BTW, I have only tried the demo. There is one part that did bring a smile to my face. It seems the draft works very well(maybe too much). The part that I liked was you loose down force when drafting(as you should). To my surprise I hit the brakes while following very close to another car and the car wouldn't stop, it just skipped across the track. At first I didn't know what happened. I finally figured out that the car was becoming unstable in the draft and was loosing down force. If I pulled out from behind the car in front before breaking then it was ok. For a "game" that isn't much of a sim(if any) I found that to be a cool feature. Anyone else notice this? Scottie
JPS 08 Jun 1999#472575
I downloaded the demo but couldn't get it to recognize my TM Nascar Pro wheel, any ideas? Running Win98, Voodoo2, K6-2 400, 64 mb ram, no problem with GPL, GP2, F1RS, Viper etc Thx

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