Bahrain to return to original layout

Meh.

You got permission to update it yet?

We never did get a reply. Actually rebuilding it all is a massive task (and one I'd like to get done eventually) but we have no software that we could use for it. The layout of the site is brilliant, it's just extremely old, ugly and messy to work with. If we could find software to display the site in the same way but with modern software we'd use that.

We tried Wiki software and that was god awful.

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theRacingLine.net
SportsCarArchives.com

gav wrote:
Jacky Ickx averaged 1:42 per lap on the 1970 GP.
How fast would be a lap nowadays?

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Around 1:30 to about 1:35 I guess, as it is for most new tracks.

If not quicker.

Wiki says Nick Lauda did a 1.34.850

I calculate that as about a 140mph average!

With current slicks and cars I reckon it would be at least 160mph + average!

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"Trulli was slowing down like he wanted to have a picnic" LOL

DaveEllis Wrote:
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> We tried Wiki software and that was god awful.

The wiki kept on breaking as well didn't it?

I think even if we did come up with something... we'd get some of the tracks done... then give up again in sheer laziness.

chet schrieb:
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> If not quicker.
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> Wiki says Nick Lauda did a 1.34.850
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> I calculate that as about a 140mph average!
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> With current slicks and cars I reckon it would be
> at least 160mph + average!


I recall doing a 1:12 or something with the MP4-20 on F1 Challenge. Yeah, I know, that hardly counts for anything.

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DaveEllis Wrote:
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> We tried Wiki software and that was god awful.

Try Drupal: www.drupal.org