I was just browsing the cool BMW/Williams F1 site and they had
something that was totally too cool. It could possibly help you in
your EA Sports F1 2002 if you really follow it. It's the telemetry of
each track in the 2002 season. http://www.bmw.williamsf1.com/ Check it
out.
Great find.
Thanks,
Marc
"nathantw" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I was just browsing the cool BMW/Williams F1 site and they had
> something that was totally too cool. It could possibly help you in
> your EA Sports F1 2002 if you really follow it. It's the telemetry of
> each track in the 2002 season. http://www.bmw.williamsf1.com/ Check it
> out.
Oh, I also found on that site that it shows each track with the car view
(cartoon), overhead, and just a dot on the track. It has information on
which gear they were in and the speed. Very cool site.
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> Great find. > > Thanks, > > Marc > > "nathantw" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > I was just browsing the cool BMW/Williams F1 site and they had > > something that was totally too cool. It could possibly help you in > > your EA Sports F1 2002 if you really follow it. It's the telemetry of > > each track in the 2002 season. http://www.bmw.williamsf1.com/ Check it > > out. > >Let it be known that on 28 Jan 2003 16:14:45 -0800, [email hidden]
(nathantw) wrote:
>I was just browsing the cool BMW/Williams F1 site and they had
>something that was totally too cool. It could possibly help you in
>your EA Sports F1 2002 if you really follow it. It's the telemetry of
>each track in the 2002 season. http://www.bmw.williamsf1.com/ Check it
>out.
Actually I think it's from 2001. It has the old Hockenheim.
OK, smart guys, look at Monaco -- is the throttle channel noisy or is that
maybe traction control pulling the throttle back (mostly happens when he's
hard on the gas). The "noise" in the data when the throttle is mostly
closed is clearly the automatic-throttle-blipper on downshifts--all those
spikes are the same % throttle opening and match with the shift times.
> > news:[email hidden]...
> > > I was just browsing the cool BMW/Williams F1 site and they had
> > > something that was totally too cool. It could possibly help you in
> > > your EA Sports F1 2002 if you really follow it. It's the telemetry of
> > > each track in the 2002 season. http://www.bmw.williamsf1.com/ Check it
> > > out.
Nahh, mine looks like that too. He must have a old pot spiking... ;-)
SB
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> > > > each track in the 2002 season. http://www.bmw.williamsf1.com/ Checkit
> > > > out.
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> > OK, smart guys, look at Monaco -- is the throttle channel noisy or is that > maybe traction control pulling the throttle back (mostly happens when he's > hard on the gas). The "noise" in the data when the throttle is mostly > closed is clearly the automatic-throttle-blipper on downshifts--all those > spikes are the same % throttle opening and match with the shift times. > > > > > news:[email hidden]... > > > > I was just browsing the cool BMW/Williams F1 site and they had > > > > something that was totally too cool. It could possibly help you in > > > > your EA Sports F1 2002 if you really follow it. It's the telemetryI looked at Spa and was surprised to see the steering angle hit 60 degrees.
All the sims I have played use much less than that, although I appreciate
they have more steering wheel rotation.
Craig
"Steve Blankenship" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> > maybe traction control pulling the throttle back (mostly happens whenhe's
> > hard on the gas). The "noise" in the data when the throttle is mostly
> > closed is clearly the automatic-throttle-blipper on downshifts--allthose
Check
> it
> > > > > out.
> >
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