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Scsf   Fri Jan 20 23:42:38 2006   Scheduled laps: 175 Drivers: 13   Pole: m carr (178.847mph) Winner: S Paradise (162.594mph) Fastest lap: craig clay (180.190mph) Most laps led: m carr ( laps)

_________________Rules_________________ ________________Weather________________ 
Damage:                  Realistic      Realistic:               No             
Full pace lap:           Yes            Conditions:              Clear          
Yellow flags:            Yes            Windspeed:               0 mph          
Double file restarts:    Yes            Wind direction:          SE             
Fixed setup:             Yes            Temperature:             70 °F          
Hardc. mode (Visu/Aids): No/Yes                                                 
Mechanical Failures:     No             _________________Misc__________________ 
                                        Physics:                 GNS            
____________Weekend Format_____________ Series:                  gns            
Practice:                20 minutes     Game mode:               Simulation     
Qualifying:              2 lap(s)       Quick-race:              No             
Happy Hour:              5 minutes      Sierra.com-race:         No             
Number of race laps:     175 lap(s)     Wear rate:               2x             
% of full race distance: 35 %           Number of cars:          13             
                                        Replay Filename:         HO_BGN_SCFairgr
______________AI Settings______________                                         
Strength %:              98 %                                                   
Strength type:           Manual                                                 
Number of AI-cars:       0                                                      
Adaptive Speed Control:  No