Originally posted by Jpec07
The main problem is that No-one bothers to tune the F1s, if they did, chances are that they would still be the fastest in the game. I can still whip the tar off any of my other times when I'm driving an F1...
This is of course true.
What I think miata was trying to point out was the idea that the vertigo is capable of keeping a pace close to that of an F1 car when used properly.
Of course, this is also a perfect example of my "hollow victory" theory. Miata lost the race he reffers to in his post... (no offense dude, it was an excellent race by you.
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"Ran my Vertigo against the 090 against a buddy for 15 laps. He took off on the girst 2 then I had the lead all the way through the last lap where he finally overtook me on the final straight. I know I could have beat him too if I just had one more lap "
Do you all think the victor of this race should be proud of his ability to pull off the win, or do you think he should be thinking about a normal car nearly beating his F1?
If it was me, I would be suprised that my F1 performance was only capable of barely winning.
Then again, if I beat the fella by a huge gap, I wouldn't very well think of the race as an example of my superior racing prowess.
The reason I say this is because we all know as common knowledge that any of the f1 cars in the game is fully capable of beating most, if not all other cars in the game. With this in mind, the only true test of a racer in an F1 would be to race another F1.
Anyway, sorry to rant, just thought I would seize the chance to mention the thought.
btw, vertigo, grandvalley...
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later.