09-12-2013, 09:58 AM
Still waiting for a reply from HK about the possibility of Invictus comming to the AU warehouse......................
But while I'm waiting I was having a look at the log files for EF1 from Marulin II. Below are the lap times cuts and final scores for each round.
Note the RR in round 6 stands for Re-Run as there was a mid air colision between Claudio and James. (Acording to the rules if there's a colision even a touch between two planes they must both stop racing and are given a re-run later. In this case neither plane was airworthy and neither pilot had a spare plane to use for a re-run.)
You can see that That Claudio was consistantly faster, posting smoking times, including a 103.32 which is pretty dam good and would have given the RareBears a real hurry up if they were flying in the same heats which they sometimes do!!
He was also the most consistant EF1 pilot on the day with only one cut for the whole 6 races and only 4 laps out of 60 that took over 11 seconds to complete. That's pretty impressive flying !!!
But while I'm waiting I was having a look at the log files for EF1 from Marulin II. Below are the lap times cuts and final scores for each round.
Note the RR in round 6 stands for Re-Run as there was a mid air colision between Claudio and James. (Acording to the rules if there's a colision even a touch between two planes they must both stop racing and are given a re-run later. In this case neither plane was airworthy and neither pilot had a spare plane to use for a re-run.)
You can see that That Claudio was consistantly faster, posting smoking times, including a 103.32 which is pretty dam good and would have given the RareBears a real hurry up if they were flying in the same heats which they sometimes do!!
He was also the most consistant EF1 pilot on the day with only one cut for the whole 6 races and only 4 laps out of 60 that took over 11 seconds to complete. That's pretty impressive flying !!!
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