N2002 laptimes

Any good sites out there with laptimes / replays for N2002? I need some targets to aim for.. Gotta be prepared when I meet DGF online :) Andre

Not really Andre. Hotlapping is an open-wheel thing :) -John "Andre Warringa" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Any good sites out there with laptimes / replays for N2002? > I need some targets to aim for.. > Gotta be prepared when I meet DGF online :) > > Andre

On Wed, 20 Feb 2002 07:40:24 -0700, "John Pancoast" <[email hidden]> wrote: > Not really Andre. Hotlapping is an open-wheel thing :) > >-John Lol, touche :) Andre

[email hidden] (Andre Warringa) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>... > Any good sites out there with laptimes / replays for N2002? > I need some targets to aim for.. > Gotta be prepared when I meet DGF online :) 1. Keep the car undamaged. 2. Watch the training lesson (was 'watch the replay' in N4) so that you're fast enough to qualify at least mid pack. If you have the slightest idea of the line at that track you'll be ok. If you do 1 and 2 you'll win about 50% of the time in non-league pickup races. 1 is the considerably harder goal to aim for. Jason

On 20 Feb 2002 17:48:21 -0800, [email hidden] (jason moyer) wrote:

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>1. Keep the car undamaged. >2. Watch the training lesson (was 'watch the replay' in N4) so that >you're fast enough to qualify at least mid pack. If you have the >slightest idea of the line at that track you'll be ok. > >If you do 1 and 2 you'll win about 50% of the time in non-league >pickup races. 1 is the considerably harder goal to aim for. > >Jason

Thanks for the tips. Practice is certainly in order.. I was just curious at what other laptimes people were doing, especially at the roadtracks. It's not the driving that's the problem now, but the racing strategy and pit strategy.. Did a 50lap race at Coca Cola yesterday, qualied 2nd with 43 cars on 85% level (hey, I'm just beginning :) and well.. the race was a disaster. I was constant on the outside, being blocked by AI cars all around me, so that other AI cars could pass me nicely on the inside. Then an accident happend (caused by yours truly) and I still don't know what I did wrong exactly, but when it was greengreengreen again I was 1 lap down :-/ Bloody fun though, racing 3-wide at 240mph :D Andre

Looking forward to that. :-p DGF "Andre Warringa" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Any good sites out there with laptimes / replays for N2002? > I need some targets to aim for.. > Gotta be prepared when I meet DGF online :) > > Andre

It helps the learning curve that Papyrus did such a great job with the AI. They seem excellent to me. David G Fisher "Andre Warringa" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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>> Thanks for the tips. Practice is certainly in order.. I was just > curious at what other laptimes people were doing, especially at the > roadtracks. > > It's not the driving that's the problem now, but the racing strategy > and pit strategy.. Did a 50lap race at Coca Cola yesterday, qualied > 2nd with 43 cars on 85% level (hey, I'm just beginning :) and well.. > the race was a disaster. I was constant on the outside, being blocked > by AI cars all around me, so that other AI cars could pass me nicely > on the inside. > Then an accident happend (caused by yours truly) and I still don't > know what I did wrong exactly, but when it was greengreengreen again I > was 1 lap down :-/ > > Bloody fun though, racing 3-wide at 240mph :D > > Andre