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F1 Challenge 1999 - 2002 screenhsots here : www.m4driving.sm
UNRIVALLED AUTHENTICITY - Cutting edge technology brings you the most
accurate representation of F1 ever. High-resolution car models include
details right down to the very last shut line. Circuits include real life
structures, helicopters, aeroplanes, glorious real sky panoramas, animated
grid girls, motion captured pit crews and even bumps in the track surface as
they exist in reality.
PROFESSIONAL DRIVE MODEL - Advanced real-time vehicle modeling and force
feedback, recreate the feel of driving a Formula One car as never before.
Feel every bump and experience the adrenaline of life in the cockpit of an
F1 car.
DAMAGE - Advanced physics modeling of brittle carbon fibre components, rigid
bodies such as wings and the open wheel characteristics of F1 brings you
unique and spectacular damage effects.
GET IN THE GAME - The glossy team themed user interface puts you in the game
and tracks your performance as a real life driver competing against the
likes of world champion drives such as Damon Hill, Jacques Villeneuve, Mika
Hakkinen and Michael Schumacher.
"Alessandro Pollini" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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>
> GET IN THE GAME - The glossy team themed user interface puts you in thegame
> and tracks your performance as a real life driver competing against the
> likes of world champion drives such as Damon Hill, Jacques Villeneuve,Mika
> Hakkinen and Michael Schumacher.
>
Do we really want to compete against the 1999 Damon Hill? 1994 or 1996
perhaps...
Alessandro Pollini wrote:
> F1 Challenge 1999 - 2002 screenhsots here : www.m4driving.sm
>
Whoever owns this site needs to move it off of the Commodore 64 that
it's running on now, and move up to a 386. I don't know what will
happen first, a page will be rendered or WSC/RL will be released.
Or the Concorde agreement will expire, Bernie will buy CART, and NASCAR will
adopt fuel injection.
"Internet User" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Alessandro Pollini wrote: > > F1 Challenge 1999 - 2002 screenhsots here : www.m4driving.sm > > > > Whoever owns this site needs to move it off of the Commodore 64 that > it's running on now, and move up to a 386. I don't know what will > happen first, a page will be rendered or WSC/RL will be released. >"Steve Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in
news:HxQ7a.41133$%[email hidden]:
> Or the Concorde agreement will expire, Bernie will buy CART, and
> NASCAR will adopt fuel injection.
From Autosport.com:
Forsythe admits Ecclestone share interest
F1 impresario considering CART options
Forsythe wants Ecclestone to come on board
Champ Car's most powerful team boss, multi-billionaire businessman Jerry
Forsythe, has admitted that Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone could be
on the verge of buying a majority stake in the US-based single-seater
series, according to this week's AUTOSPORT magazine.
Ecclestone has been linked to making a bid for sanctioning body CART
since the end of 2002, and Forsythe � himself a major shareholder in the
company � has revealed the story contains substance.
"He [Ecclestone] has been looking at it for quite a few months," Forsythe
told AUTOSPORT. "He's a very intelligent man and understands what the
value of the company is and what the good points are for him in having a
large share in the company."
Forsythe confirmed that he has sent his own personal appraisal of the
series and its governing body to Ecclestone, and said: "If it happened it
would be great for Champ Car. I don't see any downside."
Forsythe added that if a deal was to be struck then it would have to
occur within in the next month.
If you believe that, Senator, then I'm shorting CART stock. (Can't lose -
it's abt. 3 bucks a share...and still falling like a stone.)
"Ped Xing" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> "Steve Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in > news:HxQ7a.41133$%[email hidden]: > > > Or the Concorde agreement will expire, Bernie will buy CART, and > > NASCAR will adopt fuel injection. > > From Autosport.com: > > Forsythe admits Ecclestone share interest > > F1 impresario considering CART options > > Forsythe wants Ecclestone to come on board > > > Champ Car's most powerful team boss, multi-billionaire businessman Jerry > Forsythe, has admitted that Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone could be > on the verge of buying a majority stake in the US-based single-seater > series, according to this week's AUTOSPORT magazine. > > Ecclestone has been linked to making a bid for sanctioning body CART > since the end of 2002, and Forsythe - himself a major shareholder in the > company - has revealed the story contains substance. > > "He [Ecclestone] has been looking at it for quite a few months," Forsythe > told AUTOSPORT. "He's a very intelligent man and understands what the > value of the company is and what the good points are for him in having a > large share in the company." > > Forsythe confirmed that he has sent his own personal appraisal of the > series and its governing body to Ecclestone, and said: "If it happened it > would be great for Champ Car. I don't see any downside." > > Forsythe added that if a deal was to be struck then it would have to > occur within in the next month. >"Steve Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in
news:tWT7a.42915$%[email hidden]:
> If you believe that, Senator, then I'm shorting CART stock. (Can't
> lose - it's abt. 3 bucks a share...and still falling like a stone.)
Didn't say I necessarily believed it, just passing it along. :-)
