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GPWorld rear wing breaking

2 posts by 2 people · 14 Mar 2000 - 14 Mar 2000

Frupp 14 Mar 2000#523000
First I want to tell you about today. I was playing, or I was racing the Spanish Grand Prix. I was Williams. Villeneuve ( Newhouse ) was third and Frentzen was 8th. Then I had to do something else so I just pressed the "Finish Race" button or something like that. I nearly got a shock when the results came up. Villeneuve had won the race - by FOUR laps!! This has to be a bug ?? I mean, the guy in second place ( Hakinen ) was 4 laps down! People furhter back was 5 and 6 laps down.. hmm.. at leat I won : ) But my question was, how come my rear wing break _all the time_ ? Im not pushing, and Im "do or die" overtaking or anything. But they tell me, rear wing problem. This happens 1-4 times a race. It makes my race hopeless. Anyone else experienced this ? Frank
PHendrix27 14 Mar 2000#523001
Try doing engine development, and then make the engine more rigid. That should make it vibrate less, and solve some of the wing problems. Also, make sure under driver orders, you set kerb usage as low as possible.

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