Can anyone tell me where I can get hold of a track guide for Dono please?

 

Bex,

Don't laugh but a good way of learning a track (that's what you want it for right) is to play a game which fairly accurately resembles the real thing.

Games that I think do this that I can think of: PS2 - Moto GP, PS1 - Toca Touring Cars 1 & 2, PC Superbike 2000/2001, PC GP500. There are bound to be more but they're just the ones I know about...

Hope this helps,

Matt

 

Bex I believe that Auto sport magazine sell the track guides.

...Ian

Or you could spend the best part of £200 as Mat suggests, buying a games console and games!! he he he!

 

Rebecca,

The Autosport Circuit Guide contains Dono and many others. Shows the lines, has top tips etc. Very good.

I'm sure there are a load of places to get it from but I got mine as part of my subscription to Circuit News (the people who actually do the guide).

See:

 

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by mutant_matt:
<B>Bex,

Don't laugh but a good way of learning a track (that's what you want it for right) is to play a game which fairly accurately resembles the real thing.

Games that I think do this that I can think of: PS2 - Moto GP, PS1 - Toca Touring Cars 1 & 2, PC Superbike 2000/2001, PC GP500. There are bound to be more but they're just the ones I know about...

Hope this helps,

Matt [/quote]

I'm not laughing Matt ... just don't have time .... I need it for Monday

thanks anyway all.

 

How much does a track guide cost these days?

My himalayian guides were 1 camel each

I DID wait till you got sensible answers!!

Pete