IndyCar series runs 75 laps at Sears Point (can't bring myself to call it Infineon), pit speed limit "no faster than 60 mph"... prob 35 mph?
NASCAR series runs 110 laps, pit speed limit 30 mph at Sears Point
Default is always a rolling start these days in the real world. USA races just don't use the touring car/F1 recon lap coming back to a standing start. rFactor players, however, are all well-trained to standing starts as the default and are likely bored by the first lap of a rolling start. My feeling is that a default of a standing start is best for game-play purposes and those seeking the authentic experience are savvy enough to pick a rolling start.
Here's a good page on the basic history of Sears Point: http://www.nascar.com/races/tracks/infineon/index.html Somewhere deep in the NASCAR pages is a guide to where the TV cameras are located, in case you feel compelled to make a "broadcast" camera set. Personally, I like yours better
> The rolling starts have been bit of problem, 1st car can lose it's position as the AI don't properly adhere to the positions before green.
That's more of an rFactor problem than your problem. I'd let it ride as long as the AI aren't colliding.
>Alt grid for pit lane rolling starts
Oh, is that what one uses the alternate grid for? Never thought about it.
NASCAR series runs 110 laps, pit speed limit 30 mph at Sears Point
Default is always a rolling start these days in the real world. USA races just don't use the touring car/F1 recon lap coming back to a standing start. rFactor players, however, are all well-trained to standing starts as the default and are likely bored by the first lap of a rolling start. My feeling is that a default of a standing start is best for game-play purposes and those seeking the authentic experience are savvy enough to pick a rolling start.
Here's a good page on the basic history of Sears Point: http://www.nascar.com/races/tracks/infineon/index.html Somewhere deep in the NASCAR pages is a guide to where the TV cameras are located, in case you feel compelled to make a "broadcast" camera set. Personally, I like yours better
> The rolling starts have been bit of problem, 1st car can lose it's position as the AI don't properly adhere to the positions before green.
That's more of an rFactor problem than your problem. I'd let it ride as long as the AI aren't colliding.
>Alt grid for pit lane rolling starts
Oh, is that what one uses the alternate grid for? Never thought about it.