I am confused about the track map in the "A lap of Monza" article. I thought the double chicance immediately after the start had been replaced by a "conventional" single chicane. Also the text that describes the lap sounds like this. But the map still shows a double chicane. Is it a map of last year's track?
Regards,
FIAsco
A Lap of Monza - wrong map?
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FIAsco
, Sep 07 2000 11:52
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Alfisti
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Posted 07 September 2000 - 12:26
Yeah i notice that too but i guess they only had a few weeks to make a new map and were puhed for time. In any case.. it's just a small change.
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Posted 07 September 2000 - 12:30
Just out of interest is f1-live wrong too or can you spot any differences
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FIAsco
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Posted 07 September 2000 - 13:16
Slick,
they seem to be wrong, too. The official Monza site (although it is very slow) has a correct map.
The new chicane is a single chicane. Looking at the official site's map it starts with a sharp 90 degree right turn followed by much smoother left and right back to the straight. (can anybody picture it from this description?)
they seem to be wrong, too. The official Monza site (although it is very slow) has a correct map.
The new chicane is a single chicane. Looking at the official site's map it starts with a sharp 90 degree right turn followed by much smoother left and right back to the straight. (can anybody picture it from this description?)
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Posted 07 September 2000 - 14:25
Thanks Fiasco I'll have a look at the offical monza site
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Posted 07 September 2000 - 14:40
I see what you mean about the slow site - I gave up after 10 minutes.
What are they running it thought a 14.4K modem???????
What are they running it thought a 14.4K modem???????
