Oh man, I had the BEST experience last night with Reggie. Sorry for the novel, but you need to know what happened.
So, the context, I was at Nurb GP and the front runners (Senna, Berger, Patrese) all got into it in T1. During the first lap, Mansell and Prost both ended up with damage and had to pit (on a side note, I wonder if the game recognizes these names. Mansell is always doing dumb stuff). Anyway, 5 of the top drivers were taken out, and as luck would have it, literally, JULIAN BAILEY was leading ahead of Jean Alesi.
Then, we had a power flash 😒. I had no choice but to restart the race, however, given what happened in the previous race, I disqualified the Mclaren and Williams teams as well as Alain Prost, and myself. Then, I moved everyone up the order with those DQ'd drivers removed. This time, Alesi was first and Bailey was second. Given the results of the previous race, I decided to invert Bailey and Alesi at the end of the race. Stefan Johansson in the Footwork ended up with his first point of the season, and he would start 11th at the RBR (this is important).
Since I use the previous race results for the following race's starting grid, this really shook things up. I set up the grid with the two McLarens, the two Williams, Prost, and myself, at the back.
Up until this race, no AI driver who started lower than 2nd ever won a race, and no AI driver positioned lower than 3rd during the race has ever come back to win. Stefan Johannson, in an underpowered Footwork, made some magic. As I've mentioned, I try to set these up like their real world counterparts, do the Footwork Porsche is down about 20hp to most cars, and down 70hp to the Ferrari and McLaren. It's only advantage is that the real car had one of the first semi-auto boxes in 1991. Even McLaren still had an H pattern box. So, the Footwork is allowed to use the "Normal" transmission. Still, not much of an advantage. I should add, the Ferrari also has the "normal" transmission, as the 643 had a semi-auto box.
The second half of the video highlights a brilliant drive from Patrese!
WATCH JOHANSSON COOK!
P.S. I finished second and I had a good time starting from 20th. Attrition helped.