Hey,
I have been driving this game since it first came out and love it. I
got hooked on driving the Ferrari originally because it sounded so cool, but
now I am completely hooked by the easy to induce and control oversteer it
exhibits compared to the other cars. I know that the Lotus is probably
faster, but to me not as much fun. My question is this: Does anybody drive
the Ferrari in online races or is it not competitive? What is a reasonable
time for Monza compared with the Lotus? I am no hot lapper to be sure and
can only achieve about 1:32 in the Ferrari. Is this at all comparable to
the 1:30 benchmark people post about for the Lotus? Thanks
Greg
Don't know about online, but on GPLRank I see there are people who have
run in the high 1.27's in the Ferrari. This is still about 1.5 seconds
off of the record (Lotus), but it's certainly faster than I can drive
it. ;o)
"Greg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Hey,
>
> I have been driving this game since it first came out and love it.I
> got hooked on driving the Ferrari originally because it sounded socool, but
> now I am completely hooked by the easy to induce and control oversteerit
> exhibits compared to the other cars. I know that the Lotus isprobably
> faster, but to me not as much fun. My question is this: Does anybodydrive
> the Ferrari in online races or is it not competitive? What is areasonable
> time for Monza compared with the Lotus? I am no hot lapper to be sureand
> can only achieve about 1:32 in the Ferrari. Is this at all comparableto
> the 1:30 benchmark people post about for the Lotus? Thanks
>
>
> Greg
>
>
Greg ([email hidden]) wrote on 02 Feb 2002:
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> Does anybody drive the Ferrari in online races
> or is it not competitive? What is a reasonable time for Monza
> compared with the Lotus? I am no hot lapper to be sure and can
> only achieve about 1:32 in the Ferrari. Is this at all comparable
> to the 1:30 benchmark people post about for the Lotus? Thanks
Yes, people do drive the Ferrari online. I do, quite a bit, as it's
considerably easier to driver than the Lotus, but still decently quick.
Blows up less than the Lotus too, which can be a consideration. As for
times, consistency is more important than out-and-out speed in a race.
If you can do your 1:32s regularly and without swerving all over the
track, you'll be fine.
--
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really" - Raymond Mays on Shelsley Walsh.
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In article <[email hidden]>, "Greg" <[email hidden]>
writes:
It doesn't matter - people can even drive the BRM to under the 1:30
benchmark(but not me). If you like a certain car, and can drive it smoothly,
then run it. The only time you might not be able to run it online is if you're
in a league that only allows certain marques to be used. The Ferrari loses a
bit in top speed, but may gain a bit in other areas.
Eldred
--
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