I split what little time I spend sim racing between SimRaceway and
iRacing. I like SimRaceway for the ease of mod/track installation. I
can see a practice going in a mod I don't have but would like to try
and one mouse click later it downloads, installs (including the
current tracks being used), starts rFactor (or GTR2), hooks me up to
the server and all I have to do is click "Race" and off I go. Takes
away all the hassle of mismatches and mod/track searching. People
there seem to want to race adn arean't a bunch of wreckers too.
Grabbed the Legends mod yesterday, fun little bastiges!

GR

>On Mon, 7 Dec 2009 15:46:43 +1100, "Byron Forbes" > wrote:
> Most are probably over at iRacing. There is so much on the forums it's a
>joke! I sometimes need to drag myself away from the joint to stop myself
>sitting there for hours on end. Here it's a matter of "I wonder if there's a
>post today?". At iRacing it's "I wonder if I can get outa here in under 4
>hours?"
>