Lap Timings?
01-03-2003, 07:51 PM
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10 Lap Times
Times will vary from state to state, and will also vary due to temp, pressure, propeller, and humidity.
In 428 at the last several Nats ten-lap times around 1:10-1:12 were needed to take 1st or 2nd in a heat. I believe fast time was around 1:06, but there were not all that many sub 1:10 heats.
In Quarter .40, times were about 5-6 seconds faster.
In 428 at the last several Nats ten-lap times around 1:10-1:12 were needed to take 1st or 2nd in a heat. I believe fast time was around 1:06, but there were not all that many sub 1:10 heats.
In Quarter .40, times were about 5-6 seconds faster.
01-03-2003, 07:58 PM
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O...................ok. Well what about the timings in Dallas or Houston
Texas? Were ever they have the races is down there. Its cause I
live in Louisiana.
Texas? Were ever they have the races is down there. Its cause I
live in Louisiana.
01-05-2003, 02:23 AM
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Pylons 2 and 3 are 100 feet apart, Pylon 1 is 608 feet from that line. I don't know the 2 pole distances.
As too Texas times, I couldn't answer that, I would bet times would be a couple seconds faster than what I listed above. The weather at the NATS is pretty soupy, and the planes don't go quite as fast.
As too Texas times, I couldn't answer that, I would bet times would be a couple seconds faster than what I listed above. The weather at the NATS is pretty soupy, and the planes don't go quite as fast.
