newest racing series low traction circuits
Posted: 22 Nov 2009, 03:14
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Re: newest racing series low traction circuits
Posted: 22 Nov 2009, 03:29
Nice drifting, through probably could use a degree of traction control.
Re: newest racing series low traction circuits
Posted: 22 Nov 2009, 16:39
The white paw tabby is my pick for Champion of the series, just a better racer, knowledgable enough to take a line in one corner to take advantage of the next, notice the quick 'small step' corrections mid-corner in the first 90 degree left hander setting up to rocket out of the second, while both the black and grey got completely sideways and had to take the excape route. 
Re: newest racing series low traction circuits
Posted: 22 Nov 2009, 17:04
Thread fail.
Re: newest racing series low traction circuits
Posted: 22 Nov 2009, 18:16
He also has a longer wheelbase to help with stability in the longer cornerCarlos wrote:The white paw tabby is my pick for Champion of the series, just a better racer, knowledgable enough to take a line in one corner to take advantage of the next, notice the quick 'small step' corrections mid-corner in the first 90 degree left hander setting up to rocket out of the second, while both the black and grey got completely sideways and had to take the excape route.
Re: newest racing series low traction circuits
Posted: 23 Nov 2009, 01:07
The pic is completely sideways, I can't see it.
Re: newest racing series low traction circuits
Posted: 23 Nov 2009, 03:54
rehosted
Re: newest racing series low traction circuits
Posted: 23 Nov 2009, 04:05
This is now my favorite thread of F1Tech.
Re: newest racing series low traction circuits
Posted: 23 Nov 2009, 04:15
I think car's 2 and 3 entered the pit lane.
Re: newest racing series low traction circuits
Posted: 23 Nov 2009, 05:19
Wow, that's absolutely stunning cat control!
What we've seen here then is just 1 turn that was more entertaining than the whole Abu-Dhabi Grand Prix if you take the Algesuari pitstop out of it.
More overtaking too!
PS: I want to have that as a mod for rFactor.
What we've seen here then is just 1 turn that was more entertaining than the whole Abu-Dhabi Grand Prix if you take the Algesuari pitstop out of it.
More overtaking too!
PS: I want to have that as a mod for rFactor.
Re: newest racing series low traction circuits
Posted: 23 Nov 2009, 06:43
thats the option lanemx_tifosi wrote:I think car's 2 and 3 entered the pit lane.
Re: newest racing series low traction circuits
Posted: 24 Nov 2009, 00:49
should have been a blue flag waving [-X the grey one was clearly holding up the black one.
Also if you look closely the black one gets stuck in the cat flap and the grey one appears to end up inside the black one.
Also if you look closely the black one gets stuck in the cat flap and the grey one appears to end up inside the black one.
Re: newest racing series low traction circuits
Posted: 24 Nov 2009, 01:23
Grey = Hamiltonsafeaschuck wrote:Also if you look closely the black one gets stuck in the cat flap and the grey one appears to end up inside the black one.
Black = Raikkonen
Stripey = Kubica
Canada 2008?
Re: newest racing series low traction circuits
Posted: 24 Nov 2009, 04:03
I'm sure Cat 1 used the PURS button (Pussy Using Reduced Slide).
Omg, that is halarious. I could watch that all day long.
=D>
Omg, that is halarious. I could watch that all day long.
=D>
Re: newest racing series low traction circuits
Posted: 24 Nov 2009, 08:01
The stripy one clearly watched a lot of Ken Block on the internetz