Nascar 2002: IVGA Features the Wide Tona Coming This Month!

The IVGA was founded in 1994 and we have years of experienced running on-line racing leagues is about to restart there on-line sim racing series. Memberhship is limited to just 38 racers and the racing format and tracks are different as well. This club is not for the newbie, but the old veteran sim racers that know how to simple race hard, fast and clean. One of the featured differences at www.ivga.com is the double wide tona track. Now if you want to race 3 or 4 wide or if you have to get out of the way of the pack you have room to move up. We expect although the top lane to be as fast as the low lane with special track construction. If you think you have the talent to race tona and the other wide tracks being prepared, bring it on! We have been testing the tona track with no plates at about 240 MPH laps. This isnt all about going fast as you have to manage your gas and tires. The plated versions of tona are the same about 195. Visit the www.ivga.com and you can see the WIDE TONA tracks. Please send us your comments. Mail to: Suellen Wilshe

Hey there Mr. P seen that? "Don Wilshe" <[email hidden]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:lNKc9.71263$[email hidden]...

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> The IVGA was founded in 1994 and we have years of experienced running > on-line racing leagues is > about to restart there on-line sim racing series. Memberhship is limited > to just 38 racers and > the racing format and tracks are different as well. This club is not for > the newbie, but the old > veteran sim racers that know how to simple race hard, fast and clean. One > of the featured > differences at www.ivga.com is the double wide tona track. Now if you

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> to race 3 or 4 wide > or if you have to get out of the way of the pack you have room to move up. > We expect > although the top lane to be as fast as the low lane with special track > construction. If you > think you have the talent to race tona and the other wide tracks being > prepared, bring it on! > > We have been testing the tona track with no plates at about 240 MPH laps. > This isnt all > about going fast as you have to manage your gas and tires. The plated > versions of tona > are the same about 195. > > Visit the www.ivga.com and you can see the WIDE TONA tracks. > > Please send us your comments. > > Mail to: Suellen Wilshe > > > > >

> > Visit the www.ivga.com and you can see the WIDE TONA tracks. > > Maybe if they made a double wide Darlington, the Rascar guys could race it........ dave henrie

With me on track they'd best make it triple wide. 4 times if I'm letting John through, he seems to have a magnet installed in his car ;) -- Ian P <email invalid due to spam> "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:R7Nc9.272111$983.530471@rwcrnsc53... > > > Visit the www.ivga.com and you can see the WIDE TONA tracks. > > > > Maybe if they made a double wide Darlington, the Rascar guys could race > it........ > dave henrie > >

Well, I'm definitely not in that league, but it sounds like such quality racing that it would be a lot of fun to watch! Can you guys make replays available? I'd love to see a clean, intense sim race.

"Glaspak" said: > Can you guys make replays available? > > I'd love to see a clean, intense sim race. Make up your mind please! :-)) <g> -- ed_

Nah Ed, I just figured that there wasn't any way to actually "watch" the race other than a replay..... Would be nice though, huh? Don't know if it would belong more on the Speed channel or TechTV.... "Ed Solheim" <edwins[ REMOVE ]@[ THIS ].no> wrote in message news:MVPc9.17008$[email hidden]...

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> Make up your mind please! > :-)) > <g> > -- > ed_ > >

"Glaspak" > Nah Ed, I just figured that there wasn't any way to > actually "watch" the race other than a replay..... > > Would be nice though, huh? There is a league that has been broadcasting LIVE coverage of thier racing. I don't know the technical ins & outs, but it should be transferable to anyone with several computers, lots of extra hardware thingies and the like.(sorry sometimes the technical side of me just POPS out!) dave henrie

Nim Cross runs the VRW (Virtual Racing World). Simulates both owners and drivers and has a live broadcast ?weekly?. Mitch "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:AQQc9.174673$aA.35534@sccrnsc02...

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> > "Glaspak" > > Nah Ed, I just figured that there wasn't any way to > > actually "watch" the race other than a replay..... > > > > Would be nice though, huh? > > There is a league that has been broadcasting LIVE coverage of

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> racing. I don't know the technical ins & outs, but it should be > transferable to anyone with several computers, lots of extra hardware > thingies and the like.(sorry sometimes the technical side of me just POPS > out!) > dave henrie > >

lol Dave! Nice one... "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:AQQc9.174673$aA.35534@sccrnsc02... > thingies and the like.(sorry sometimes the technical side of me just POPS > out!) > dave henrie > >

"Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:AQQc9.174673$aA.35534@sccrnsc02...

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> > "Glaspak" > > Nah Ed, I just figured that there wasn't any way to > > actually "watch" the race other than a replay..... > > > > Would be nice though, huh? > > There is a league that has been broadcasting LIVE coverage of

thier > racing. I don't know the technical ins & outs, but it should be > transferable to anyone with several computers, lots of extra hardware > thingies and the like.(sorry sometimes the technical side of me just POPS > out!) > dave henrie 2 Computers. One joins the server - and is the 'producer' - and using a decent gfx card with TV out. Feed that TV Out into a 2nd PC - with Vid Capture - and feed this online via real-producer or the WMV equivilent - job done :P Something I suggested to the Filsca guys about 12 months ago Doug