ICR2: setups and laptimes

Hi, I'm looking for a site where I can find setups for race/qualify for all the tracks in ICR2. I also need a site with laptimes and replays, so I can compare them with my own. Please help me, I can't find these sites (do they exist?) -- ========================================================= Pascal Dukers "Reality is an illusion caused by lack of ***." Eindhoven University of Technology Faculty of Chemical Engineering Laboratory of Inorganic Chemistry and Catalysis =========================================================

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> Hi, > I'm looking for a site where I can find setups for race/qualify for > all the tracks in ICR2. > I also need a site with laptimes and replays, so I can compare them with > my own. > Please help me, I can't find these sites (do they exist?) > -- > ========================================================= > Pascal Dukers > "Reality is an illusion caused by lack of ***." > Eindhoven University of Technology > Faculty of Chemical Engineering > Laboratory of Inorganic Chemistry and Catalysis > =========================================================There are many sites out there with setups and replays. Try this web page:

[link lost in import: /~wottenad/drivesim.htm] It has a whole lot of links to pages which are dedicated to racing sims.

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> Hi, > I'm looking for a site where I can find setups for race/qualify for > all the tracks in ICR2. > I also need a site with laptimes and replays, so I can compare them with > my own. > Please help me, I can't find these sites (do they exist?) > -- > ========================================================= > Pascal Dukers > "Reality is an illusion caused by lack of ***." > Eindhoven University of Technology > Faculty of Chemical Engineering > Laboratory of Inorganic Chemistry and Catalysis > =========================================================

[link lost in import] I'm not sure if there is a space between CT and aber or not. This is the Winter Racing League, there are links to it from many places if the address is wrong. [link lost in import]

writes: Well at Portland I've gotten a 1:06.292 in Qualifying with about 20 gals, I was following someone and I think that helps some, not so much with drafting but with braking points. I usually can run around 1:10 to 1:12 at Portland, but then I have many many 1:24's do to spins or drifting out into the grass. That 1:06 may stand for awhile Dave Henrie