EURO Race resume - Malaysia

killahead · Post by **killahead** » 02 Apr 2006, 21:24

Race!

killahead · Post by **killahead** » 02 Apr 2006, 21:26

First podium of the year! woho!
And BOTH McLarens finished within points, great race Philmax!

There was so much action on track tonight....great fun

Post by **DanTheMan** » 02 Apr 2006, 21:32

The official replay and results files from the server can be downloaded here:

Qual results: http://forumserver.zapto.org/files/NAR_ ... a_Qual.xml (26kB)
Race results: http://forumserver.zapto.org/files/NAR_ ... a_Race.xml (229kB)
Replay: http://forumserver.zapto.org/files/NAR_ ... laysia.rar (22.1MB)
Web-stats: Click here for stats!

/Daniel

klaaz · Post by **klaaz** » 02 Apr 2006, 21:56

congrats to Mac and all who finished!

for me all went fine till 10 laps before the end or so, i tryed to lap patrik but when i blinked my eyes he hit the brake and i hit him hard and srewed up my race and my points.
sorry for that you were not to blame from what i recall.
I had very much fun though and i like to thank all who joined and makes this possible. This is awesome!!!!!

cya next week

Craig Cookson · Post by **Craig Cookson** » 03 Apr 2006, 12:53

DanTheMan wrote:The official replay and results files from the server can be downloaded here:

Web-stats: Click here for stats!

/Daniel

Those web stats are unbelievable! How do you manage to record something so detailed from the race?

I've never seen anything that indepth for online racing before - very impressive.

Craig.

Post by **DanTheMan** » 03 Apr 2006, 15:39

ForthRight wrote:Those web stats are unbelievable! How do you manage to record something so detailed from the race?

It's really nothing I can take credit for.

rFactor automatically generates XML-files containing an abundance of data for all sessions (practice, qual, warmup and race). You can download the raw files if you want (links above), or you can run the files through a program that harvests all the data and generates a nice report. The link I provided piggy-backs on top of rFactor-report. The author is actually signed up here too, because he noticed we used his service after last race. All credit for the nice report goes to him!

/Daniel

Craig Cookson · Post by **Craig Cookson** » 03 Apr 2006, 16:02

Thanks for the explaination - I didn't know the game generated those files.

It really does store a lot of information about the laps and sector times etc.

Craig.

LeDoug · Post by **LeDoug** » 06 Apr 2006, 14:52

My race was a catastrophe

First turn went bad, pb of grip in the first 2 laps but I managed to overtooked people and get back in the race.
after I ve noticed I coulndnt get full speed on straigth but I ve managed to follow limp for a whiled and them..... 250 in straigth

My momo pedals just f**k up and there were nothing to do.
I continue until pit but that didnt helped it get worst......

I have to say I had a good figth with limp, killhead, dennis and there were all fairplay fight... I had fun for 12 laps

so thanks guys

I dont think I would race until I ve fixed my pedals probleme
but like arnold said.... I ll be back!!! tutu tu tutu

Friendly

Ledoug

klaaz · Post by **klaaz** » 06 Apr 2006, 15:26

LeDoug wrote:
I dont think I would race until I ve fixed my pedals probleme
but like arnold said.... I ll be back!!! tutu tu tutu

after 3 months of racing on a black momo , the pod meters start to get loose in the pedals.
its easy fixed by putting a piece of sponge in a U shape around the middle screw. i use these sponges with a hard grinding side(like schotsh bright), that side goes to the bottom. after a few months the sponge will stay in the shape and looses its pressure to above, at that moment i put in a second sponge.....etc till it goes to the rubbish bin becaus the wheel starts decalibrating....