Simply add the top 24 (basically all remaining cars from happy hour) into this roster.Īfter round 1 is completed and you have successfully made the two new rosters it's time to hop back into NR2003. Name this one 'Round 2 entry' or something you can remember easily. After you have added the slowest 19 cars of round 1 make another roster. Name the roster something like 'round 1' so you can reference it easily. So this would mean 25th-43rd in happy hour would be included in the new roster.
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Locate your current NR2003 carset roster and using NRatings (if unsure how to use NRating the are tutorials on how to use it) make a new roster that includes the LAST 19 cars in happy hour. Now exit NR2003 and open up the exported happy hour html file and NRatings program. Call it 'Round 1' or something you can remember. Make sure to EXPORT the happy hour data now with the export button. Once the session ends that will complete round 1. Now run with all other 42 cars on the track for 25 mins in happy hour. I will choose warmup but if you want to choose practice this may work as well (I think NR2003 can export practice lap times). Next choose happy hour session (reset the session if you accelerate of course). It's to avoid confusion as we continue the process.Īll qualifying/happy hour exports are saved in your NR2003 directory folder call 'exports_imports' keep note of this as we advance.
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If you don't do this and you restart NR2003 the game may choose a different driver that was not chosen previously.
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It is mostly just for people who have a carset of more than 43 drivers in a roster. The purpose of doing this is to EXPORT the current roster so you know WHO is in the field. This will save an html file you can open up and see the roster. Now go to warmup and accelerate the time a bit and export the data with the button called 'export. This will simulate the time frame that NASCAR is allowing for round 1 of the qualifying session.Īt this point even if your NR2003 carset has more than 43 drivers NR2003 has already automatically cut some drivers so the field is 43 max.
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Before you start the race set both practice and Warmup session options to be 25 mins long. Start up NR2003, choose your series and track. So if you add all 3 rounds up this would be: 19 + 12 + 12 = 43 cars total (a full NR2003 starting field basically).įirst you need to download two programs: (if you don't have them already) called NR2003 save game editor: Homepage for jnelso99 and NRatings: Tjeuten.be | NRatings According to NASCAR Round 1 the top 24 cars advance, Round 2 top 12 advance, and Round 3 the 12 cars left sort out the top 12 starting positions. This is at least how I would do it off the top of my head:įor this demonstration I will go over how you would do the 3 round elimination setup.
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Keep in mind it will require a tiny bit of manual work to simulate and some rosters needing to be created but nonetheless you still would get the same result as the real Nascar using practice/warmup speeds to dictate qualifying order. I'm not sure if it can be done for online unless the save game editor can manipulate online qualifying order but at least for offline this system will work. Usually when something in Nascar changes everybody wants to know "can we do X in NR2003?" I know somebody in due time will probably start asking "is there a way to simulate the new Nascar Qualifying in NR2003?"
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As some of you have heard and are probably aware by now Nascar is changing their qualifying method for all it's series: