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6 Mar 2004, 22:17 (Ref:896291)
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6 Mar 2004, 22:33 (Ref:896304)
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This would be rather long, but i think it would be fun...
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6 Mar 2004, 22:51 (Ref:896321)
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Good one P, here is what I'd do for a longer track...
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6 Mar 2004, 22:52 (Ref:896323)
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Interviewer: The strategy, have you got any tortoises, any hares in the Jaguar team? Brundle: Didn’t see too many in practice |
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6 Mar 2004, 22:54 (Ref:896326)
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And looking at your track P it would also make a great fantasy track with a tweak here and there! I think it would be a great track to race on!
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Interviewer: The strategy, have you got any tortoises, any hares in the Jaguar team? Brundle: Didn’t see too many in practice |
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6 Mar 2004, 23:00 (Ref:896331)
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Well, this would be the most totally awesome track, dude
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6 Mar 2004, 23:03 (Ref:896333)
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Long straights, some challenging kinks and some tight corners, all around a street circuit! Sounds AND looks good to me!
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Interviewer: The strategy, have you got any tortoises, any hares in the Jaguar team? Brundle: Didn’t see too many in practice |
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6 Mar 2004, 23:11 (Ref:896338)
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btw, at some point tomorrow i'm sending my next track to Conrad for fantasytracks...
But here's a sneak preview... (the last corner, zoomed in 4 times) |
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6 Mar 2004, 23:23 (Ref:896343)
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Ummm, interesting...
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Interviewer: The strategy, have you got any tortoises, any hares in the Jaguar team? Brundle: Didn’t see too many in practice |
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6 Mar 2004, 23:35 (Ref:896347)
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no, i was just playing around with it in excel and i thought i'd show off the detail
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6 Mar 2004, 23:38 (Ref:896353)
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Ahh I see,
 I'll just have to wait then! I have another one coming along soon but obviously the detail is nothing like yours. |
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Interviewer: The strategy, have you got any tortoises, any hares in the Jaguar team? Brundle: Didn’t see too many in practice |
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6 Mar 2004, 23:40 (Ref:896356)
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the track isn't really very innovative actually...
Its got some 90 degree corners, a hairpin, some esses and a medium speed corner. 12 turns in all... |
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6 Mar 2004, 23:43 (Ref:896358)
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Remember the bridge track I was talking about, here it is. Told you I couldn't get it right
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7 Mar 2004, 04:38 (Ref:896500)
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No, Pirenzo, cut it out with the enormous detail!
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7 Mar 2004, 06:10 (Ref:896611)
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Today I decided to go back and look at the first 20-30 pages of this topic. At one point it started getting to rovals, and I came up with an idea, and here it is.
The oval is sort of like Pocono. The first turn is almost flat-out with 15 degrees of banking, followed by a long backstraight. The second and third corners are (obviously) slower, and have 19 and 22 degrees of banking, respectively. For the GP course I tried to use as much of the oval as I could, even though I only used 60-65% of it. The first turn is the 15 degree banked turn of the oval, but we only use most of this turn before slowing down for a 180 degree turn onto the infield circuit. Following this is a right-hand sweeper onto a long straight with a chicane at the end resembling the first chicane at Monza. I hadn't originally planned to have the chicane there, but decided it was too risky to potentially have the cars smacking straight into the Turn 2 wall at such a high speed. I don't think you'd like the results if that did happen. Following the banked Turn 2 is a medium length straight and a medium left-hand corner that links the oval to the external circuit. After a 4 or 5-second straight is a right-hander leading onto the pit straight for the external circuit. At the end is yet ANOTHER medium-speed corner, going left. And now I'm getting tired of saying medium, so here comes a slower corner, not really tight or a hairpin but should require some braking. After this is a right corner and a long straight. At the end of it is a fast left, a short straight, and the esses, which covers the next four turns. Upon exiting that last corner, we re-enter the infield and brake for a slow corner that will join with the infield circuit. Following this corner is a right kink and the final turn, a medium-speed corner and the last part of the Turn 3 banking. We come off the banking and cross the start/finish line to complete a lap of the circuit. |
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7 Mar 2004, 12:56 (Ref:896975)
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I have also sent in my latest track to Con.
And no sneak previews here .
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7 Mar 2004, 12:56 (Ref:896976)
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FW, Which way around?
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7 Mar 2004, 13:05 (Ref:896987)
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ACW i'd guess from the oval...
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7 Mar 2004, 13:08 (Ref:896991)
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Good one Lustig ( http://tentenths.com/forum/attachmen...&postid=895278 ), im not sure if an tighter T1 would make it better, but maybe.
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7 Mar 2004, 13:34 (Ref:897022)
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There's an Albert Park edit too. |
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7 Mar 2004, 17:26 (Ref:897230)
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Yes, mine is anticlockwise. Usually I have an arrow near the finish line to tell you which way it goes around, but this time I used a guided lap, which I don't normally do, but I actually quite like this one so I decided to put in the extra effort..
Maybe I'll send a detailed version to Conrad if most of you like it. |
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7 Mar 2004, 21:03 (Ref:897400)
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Nice edits on that street loco...
Heres my latest its a bit of a concept ... ;-) Edits, Comments ... |
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7 Mar 2004, 21:03 (Ref:897402)
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(clockwise btw)
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8 Mar 2004, 00:39 (Ref:897602)
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Uh..do any of you even know if Conrad is still updating the fantasytracks site? Because he hasn't updated since the 16th of last month and I'm thinking that either he's on a long vacation or has stopped updating..
In either case, here's the detailed version of the track I posted this morning. |
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8 Mar 2004, 03:00 (Ref:897636)
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Yeah, he just updated it today. Pirenzo has that new track with my namesake.
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