Cool, keep the times coming. I'll post some for the other tracks when I get a chance. 
Yep, pretty much. I reckon if I could somehow use a DC controller on the PS2, I could probably get close to the times I managed with the Dreamcast version. In terms of running speed, handling etc, it all seems identical.
BTW, what version is everyone using? (JP version here) I assume you're playing in 60Hz whatever it is.
Agent L, AT is definitely much slower than manual but it's a great way to get used to timing gearchanges with the release-accell method. Make a mental note of the speed each gear maxes out at, and release the accellerator just as it's about to hit that speed.
>Monza
Yeah, the chicanes are the key to quick times on this track. Not so much your speed through them, but actually your exit speed, since they're followed by a loooong straight.
are the time between versions comparible if people dont use drift techniques?
BTW, what version is everyone using? (JP version here) I assume you're playing in 60Hz whatever it is.
Agent L, AT is definitely much slower than manual but it's a great way to get used to timing gearchanges with the release-accell method. Make a mental note of the speed each gear maxes out at, and release the accellerator just as it's about to hit that speed.
>Monza
Yeah, the chicanes are the key to quick times on this track. Not so much your speed through them, but actually your exit speed, since they're followed by a loooong straight.
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