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Torabi posted:Isn't rolling starts more of an oval racing thing? Endurance racing/sports car racing uses it as well.
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holocaust bloopers posted:This is slightly off topic. I'm curious about the difference in qualifying lap times versus race lap times. Is there a site that has info regarding those? It depends on what you're talking about, I guess. Are you talking about the actual times themselves and how they compare, or are you looking for "how does the driver drive differently"? And also do you mean in video games, or in real life?
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Jan 26, 2015 22:21
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holocaust bloopers posted:Yea race pace in real life. For F1 at least, Wikipedia has all that information on the individual race pages. For example here is the most recent race. Pole position was about 4 seconds faster than the race time. It used to be a lot smaller before the rules changed to ban refueling. If you go back to the same race in 2009, the last season before the refueling ban, the race lap is actually faster than pole position.
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Jan 26, 2015 22:51
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Let's not leave out the best sim of all, Live For Speed, which is still in development believe it or not.
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Feb 24, 2015 20:50
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Yeah where the hell is LFS
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Feb 27, 2015 18:40
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GhostDog posted:Care to write a four sentence paragraph about it? Sure, I'll put something together tonight.
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GhostDog posted:Care to write a four sentence paragraph about it? Here's what I got, thought if Ziploc (or anyone else) has something to add that'll be welcome too.    Live For Speed https://www.lfs.net/ Developer: Scawen Roberts, Eric Bailey, Victor van Vlaardingen First released as a demo in 2002 Live for Speed is developed by a three man team independent of a publisher, keeping it both cheap and focused, but sometimes slow to update. The game focuses on online gameplay making it very easy to just pick up and race, though lacks some of the bells and whistles featured in newer titles. The game features a mix of fictional and licensed content, fully supports the Oculus Rift, and has a time-unlimited demo. Because it is still under development the game is not open to adding in community made cars and tracks, though applications can be made to connect to LFS for data manipulation and server administration. Available on the official site
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GhostDog posted:Perfect. Well... I'm going to to change the banner to left-justified because MY LAYOUT. It's obvious now that I look at your post again, whoops. Also please put LFS in the Current Sims on the basis that it's still under development.
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