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If the next race will be raced in a circuit that involves a lot of hard braking, make sure you balance the brakes to the front of the car. When you have some spare money, owning construction facilities is the hallmark of a top F1 team. The benefits of facilities are so many, and you will improve the parts to your cars more cheaply. You will not make a lot of money with the merchandising, but any cash your team makes, is good.
Also, if your team is successful, more money can be made from such licensing, and if all the items on the shelves are goods manufactured by other people, who wants to pay you for the rights to use your team's name more?
All the team goods on the right are made and paid by each one, but on other hand, they are a very good way of promoting the team's image and help to attract more companies to sponsorship. Today, Formula One racing is a very competitive and successful business. Each team invests a lot of money in research and car technology is a well-guarded secret. It is important, then, that you hire the best security group you can pay.
Low security can mean information on your car designs, and even some specific components, being made available to other teams by stealing it. Good security contacts will also be able to help you with any inquiries you made about your rivals. To finish: like I said, try this game. It is a 5 star game, and you will love to see the races, manage a F1 team, it's all perfect. This game runs well in Windows. Please give whatever you can to help us. Advanced embedding details, examples, and help!
Description Take control of one of the existing Formula 1 teams or one of two customizable fictitious ones and try to take them to the top of the start in this management simulation. Every major decision is under your control.
You must choose which parts of the car to improve, including Driver Aids whose legality varies over the years - is the extra performance worth the risk of disqualifications? Testing will help you assess the car's performance and prepare set-ups for the next race. Staff can be hired and fired, ranging form drivers to designers and commercial staff, which often means trading off having a large team, or a small but well-drilled and capable one.
This means you have control over both bump and rebound velocity sensitive dampening. If you have no idea what this means, don't worry; you have the option of learning and adjusting things in levels, so you can leave them alone until you're ready. When you want to delve into the next steps, the included manual does a very good job of explaining F1 car dynamics; there's also a data recorder that charts your car's performance, to help you along.
While this is all cutting edge, state of the art stuff, it's unusual that one of the simplest auto racing setup tricks hasn't been included: taking tire temps. The enhancements to Grand Prix 2 don't stop there. There are really too many to list, but here are a few of my favorites: you can leave the ground if you touch wheels with another car or launch it over a curb; if you cut the track, you will be black flagged and forced to slow down; the gravel trap run-off areas kick up gravel when you drive into them, and you can hear the gravel hit your car; the sounds are also very realistic, and add favorably to the immersion effect; and you can "smoke" your tires and watch it in the rear view mirrors.
Best of all, you now have more pit strategy considerations and mechanical failures to deal with. All of the above add greatly to the simulation, both for feel and gameplay. Unfortunately, no sim is perfect, and this one also has a down side. While the rather silly but sometimes handy two player-single machine "round robin" mode found in World Circuit also returns, so do the multi-player modem and serial modes.
However, modem play is rather sluggish even with all graphic details turned off it's highly affected by the slowest machine, something technically referred to as "frame lock". We haven't tried serial connection yet! Finally, the menu structure is a bit chaotic, but it was just about the same in World Circuit ; we all learned to live with it. To sum up, Grand Prix 2 sets a new standard, just like its predecessor, but in a very flashy package. Although the graphic enhancements are the most noticeable surface changes, there is a lot more meat to this simulation if you want it.
If you're into racing sims, you'll be playing this one for years. Unless you hate driving, or don't have fairly good hardware or controllers, you'll be sorry if you miss this one.
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