I cannot stress enough the need for practice, especially with the sim
handling so radically different from NR2K2.
The <fast> setup is quite loose if you're not absolutely smooth on
and off the gas and brakes. If you find yourself going into a turn to
hot, it's quite likely that the bad situation will only get worse.
RASCAR prepares for Rockingham race
John Simmons urged RASCAR drivers to practise for Rockingham because NR2003's fast setup was loose and unforgiving. Members discussed whether to add a happy hour session, with European drivers wanting shorter sessions because of late start times. John confirmed Daytona would be run later on a real Winston Cup off weekend.
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Well, what about Daytona? Can't we squeeze that race in before Saturday?
Joe
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> I cannot stress enough the need for practice, especially with the sim > handling so radically different from NR2K2. > > The <fast> setup is quite loose if you're not absolutely smooth on > and off the gas and brakes. If you find yourself going into a turn to > hot, it's quite likely that the bad situation will only get worse. >In article <b2p7kv$phh$[email hidden]>, joesaxon@!nospam!
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I sent Ed a schedule page that explains everything. It's best to
just put Daytona out of your head for now.
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> Well, what about Daytona? Can't we squeeze that race in before Saturday? > > Joe > > > "John Simmons" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > I cannot stress enough the need for practice, especially with the sim > > handling so radically different from NR2K2. > > > > The <fast> setup is quite loose if you're not absolutely smooth on > > and off the gas and brakes. If you find yourself going into a turn to > > hot, it's quite likely that the bad situation will only get worse. > > > > >I agree with John.
Practice is a must here. I've been doing laps here and it's very easy
to lose the back end entering the turns with the fast setup.
Easy off, easy on.
Once you get a rythym it goes fairly well.
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Is qualifying done using "Fast" as well, or is it the "Qualify" setup?
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> I cannot stress enough the need for practice, especially with the sim > handling so radically different from NR2K2. > > The <fast> setup is quite loose if you're not absolutely smooth on > and off the gas and brakes. If you find yourself going into a turn to > hot, it's quite likely that the bad situation will only get worse. >John,
Are we going to run a "happy hour" at our races?
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> In article <b2p7kv$phh$[email hidden]>, joesaxon@!nospam! > mindspring.com says... > > Well, what about Daytona? Can't we squeeze that race in before Saturday? > > > > Joe > > > > > > "John Simmons" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:[email hidden]... > > > I cannot stress enough the need for practice, especially with the sim > > > handling so radically different from NR2K2. > > > > > > The <fast> setup is quite loose if you're not absolutely smooth on > > > and off the gas and brakes. If you find yourself going into a turn to > > > hot, it's quite likely that the bad situation will only get worse. > > > > > > > > > > > I sent Ed a schedule page that explains everything. It's best to > just put Daytona out of your head for now.In article <b2p7kv$phh$[email hidden]>, "Joe Saxon"
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>Well, what about Daytona? Can't we squeeze that race in before Saturday?
How many people would have time to run during the week after 5pm eastern? Now
many, I'd bet...
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I think normally, we get 5 minutes, but I'm sure Eldred can be talked
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> John, > Are we going to run a "happy hour" at our races? > grub > > > "John Simmons" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > In article <b2p7kv$phh$[email hidden]>, joesaxon@!nospam! > > mindspring.com says... > > > Well, what about Daytona? Can't we squeeze that race in before Saturday? > > > > > > Joe > > > > > > > > > "John Simmons" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > > news:[email hidden]... > > > > I cannot stress enough the need for practice, especially with the sim > > > > handling so radically different from NR2K2. > > > > > > > > The <fast> setup is quite loose if you're not absolutely smooth on > > > > and off the gas and brakes. If you find yourself going into a turn to > > > > hot, it's quite likely that the bad situation will only get worse. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > I sent Ed a schedule page that explains everything. It's best to > > just put Daytona out of your head for now. > > >It would have to be after 6 for me. Gotta have time to get home from work
:)
Larry
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> In article <b2p7kv$phh$[email hidden]>, "Joe Saxon"
> <joesaxon@!nospam!mindspring.com> writes:
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> >Well, what about Daytona? Can't we squeeze that race in before Saturday?
>
> How many people would have time to run during the week after 5pm eastern?Now
you
> with experience...
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> many, I'd bet... > > Eldred > -- > Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett > GPLRank:-0.381 > MonsterRank: +339.873 > N2002 Rank:+17.59 > > Never argue with an idiot. He brings you down to his level, then beatsFriday night would be ok with me after 6pm.
Larry
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> In article <b2p7kv$phh$[email hidden]>, "Joe Saxon"
> <joesaxon@!nospam!mindspring.com> writes:
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> >Well, what about Daytona? Can't we squeeze that race in before Saturday?
>
> How many people would have time to run during the week after 5pm eastern?Now
you
> with experience...
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> many, I'd bet... > > Eldred > -- > Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett > GPLRank:-0.381 > MonsterRank: +339.873 > N2002 Rank:+17.59 > > Never argue with an idiot. He brings you down to his level, then beats"John Simmons"said:
> I think normally, we get 5 minutes, but I'm sure Eldred can be talked
> into something longer. :)
I for one would actually like something *shorter*...
I join these event to race - not to practice!
I was actually going to syggest that we shorten the practice session down to
20 minutes... So that practice, qual and happyhours could all be done with
within 30mins or so...
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> In article <b2p7kv$phh$[email hidden]>, "Joe Saxon"
> <joesaxon@!nospam!mindspring.com> writes:
>
> >Well, what about Daytona? Can't we squeeze that race in before Saturday?
>
> How many people would have time to run during the week after 5pm eastern?Now
> many, I'd bet...
Not many europeans for sure.. cause 5pm EST = 11pm CET.... Meaning the
race would finish about 1:00 AM my time...
I'll post John proposed schedule on the site tonight.
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In article <Jda4a.23720$[email hidden]>, edwins[_REMOVE_]@
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I would go for that, but I really don't think 10 minutes is gonna
matter much in the grand scheme of things. Afterall, we're starting
the races four hours earlier than last year.
Some people are just never happy.... :)
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> "John Simmons"said: > > > I think normally, we get 5 minutes, but I'm sure Eldred can be talked > > into something longer. :) > > I for one would actually like something *shorter*... > I join these event to race - not to practice! > > I was actually going to syggest that we shorten the practice session down to > 20 minutes... So that practice, qual and happyhours could all be done with > within 30mins or so... > --5 or 10 min is fine. Really the only additional practice I do during
Happy Hour is practicing getting on and off pit road and finding my
pit box. If people feel like we should have more practice time we
should bump up the normal practice time and leave happy hour alone,
that way anyone that doesn't want to spend 90 min practicing can just
join later.
Brian
On Mon, 17 Feb 2003 19:50:59 GMT, John Simmons <[email hidden]> wrote:
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>In article <Jda4a.23720$[email hidden]>, edwins[_REMOVE_]@ >[ says... >> "John Simmons"said: >> >> > I think normally, we get 5 minutes, but I'm sure Eldred can be talked >> > into something longer. :) >> >> I for one would actually like something *shorter*... >> I join these event to race - not to practice! >> >> I was actually going to syggest that we shorten the practice session down to >> 20 minutes... So that practice, qual and happyhours could all be done with >> within 30mins or so... >> -- > >I would go for that, but I really don't think 10 minutes is gonna >matter much in the grand scheme of things. Afterall, we're starting >the races four hours earlier than last year. > >Some people are just never happy.... :) >I usually use the Happy hour to take a leak :o)
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"Brian Oster" said...
> 5 or 10 min is fine. Really the only additional practice I do during
> Happy Hour is practicing getting on and off pit road and finding my
> pit box. If people feel like we should have more practice time we
> should bump up the normal practice time and leave happy hour alone,
> that way anyone that doesn't want to spend 90 min practicing can just
> join later.
>
> Brian
They have pills for that Ed ;)
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> I usually use the Happy hour to take a leak :o) > > -- > ed_ > > > "Brian Oster" said... > > > 5 or 10 min is fine. Really the only additional practice I do during > > Happy Hour is practicing getting on and off pit road and finding my > > pit box. If people feel like we should have more practice time we > > should bump up the normal practice time and leave happy hour alone, > > that way anyone that doesn't want to spend 90 min practicing can just > > join later. > > > > Brian > >>I usually use the Happy hour to take a leak :o)
It takes you an hour? How old ARE you, Ed...?
:-)
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> >I usually use the Happy hour to take a leak :o)
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> It takes you an hour? How old ARE you, Ed...?
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No wonder, that guy gota a serious drinking capacity :)
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I kind of like the 30 min practice.
Those that don't want to use it don't have to log in as early :)
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> "John Simmons"said: > > > I think normally, we get 5 minutes, but I'm sure Eldred can be talked > > into something longer. :) > > I for one would actually like something *shorter*... > I join these event to race - not to practice! > > I was actually going to syggest that we shorten the practice session downQuoted text (9 lines)
> within 30mins or so... > -- > ed_ > > RASCAR - http://rascar.racesimcentral.com > ------------------------------------------------------------- > $10 says Petter Solberg wins the 2003 WRC. > >
"Larry" said:
> I kind of like the 30 min practice.
>
> Those that don't want to use it don't have to log in as early :)
But we still have to wait for the race to start... :)
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But we still have to wait for the race to start... :)
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> > It takes you an hour? How old ARE you, Ed...?
> > :-)
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> No wonder, that guy gota a serious drinking capacity :)
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Waaaahhhhh :)
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> > "Larry" said: > > I kind of like the 30 min practice. > > > > Those that don't want to use it don't have to log in as early :) > > But we still have to wait for the race to start... :) > > > -- > ed_ > >In article <[email hidden]>,
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Besides, the schedule is set (check the website). Daytona will be
picked up on the real life Winston Cup's first off weekend. (I'm
really getting tire of saying that.)
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> In article <b2p7kv$phh$[email hidden]>, "Joe Saxon" > <joesaxon@!nospam!mindspring.com> writes: > > >Well, what about Daytona? Can't we squeeze that race in before Saturday? > > How many people would have time to run during the week after 5pm eastern? Now > many, I'd bet... > > Eldred >In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden]
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> John,
> Are we going to run a "happy hour" at our races?
> grub
>
>
It's actually a "happy 5 minutes", but yeah.
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You're responding to an old message, John... They know about the schedule by
now...<g>
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>In article <[email hidden]>, >[email hidden] says... >> In article <b2p7kv$phh$[email hidden]>, "Joe Saxon" >> <joesaxon@!nospam!mindspring.com> writes: >> >> >Well, what about Daytona? Can't we squeeze that race in before Saturday? >> >> How many people would have time to run during the week after 5pm eastern? >Now >> many, I'd bet... >> >> Eldred >> > >Besides, the schedule is set (check the website). Daytona will be >picked up on the real life Winston Cup's first off weekend. (I'm >really getting tire of saying that.) >In article <[email hidden]>,
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Yeah, I forgot that we're having a rash of repeat messages. It
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