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| maxime86 |
Posted on 24-02-2013 18:22
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SportingNonsense wrote:
You're really on a stage making spree at the moment - will be nice to have a 'traditional' Tour of California variant option (i.e. no mountain stage).
how is that traditional? |
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| TheManxMissile |
Posted on 28-02-2013 14:40
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Coming Soon
A brand new American Criterium series!
The Texas Revolution will have 9 criteriums in locations across the state (1 is technically in Mexico). Kind of an american Tour series.
Bonus kudos if someone could tell me what the link between the places is.
Round 1: Gonzales
Round 2: Goliad
Round 3: Concepcion
Round 4: San Antonio Suburbs
Round 5: San Antonio Downtown
Round 6: Refugio
Round 7: Matamoros
Round 8: Coleto
Round 9: San Jacinto
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| Spilak23 |
Posted on 28-02-2013 14:42
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Texas revolution
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| roturn |
Posted on 28-02-2013 14:44
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Looking forward to the crits as it would perfectly suit my story next season. |
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| TheManxMissile |
Posted on 28-02-2013 14:51
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@spilak
it was bit obvious 
@roturn
always nice to know that stages are useful. Will endevour to make them my best yet
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| TheManxMissile |
Posted on 28-02-2013 21:01
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 The Texas Revolution 
The Texas Revolution is a fantasy criterium series. There are 8 crit races across Texas, and 1 in Mexicao, spread out over two weeks. All the races are super flat and designed for bunch sprints, but that doesn't mean a break won't make it. The races are around 50-55km in length so they will be fast and aggressive. A few rounds have dirt road sections, just in case the speed and tight turns weren't enough.
Round 1: Gonzales 8/4
The Revolution begins in the town of Gonzales. The race departs in the Independence Park. It heads north into the town, where the race runs laps around the edge of the town. 53km it will all finish in the wide open road next to the Texas Heroes Park.
Round 2: Goliad 9/4
The Revolution heads south to the town of Goliad. The race departs in the Goliad State Park, before entering the town to the north. Then its a series of laps around the town to decide the winner. The race ends after 56km on the straight open E Fannin Street, which is perfect for a sprint.
Round 3: Refugio 10/4
The Revolution keeps going south down to the town of Refugio. The race starts on Swift Street. It then runs laps around the edge of the town, before coming to a conclusion 55km later. The final sprint is on N Alamo Street.
Round 4: Matamoros 11/4
The Revolution technically crosses the border into Mexico and Matamoros. The race begins on the Rigo Tovar. It then runs a set of laps around the northern part of the city, right close to the border. 59km later the race will come to a conclusion on the wide straight Calle Gonzalez.
Round 5: Bexar 13/4
The Revolution returns after a day off, all the way back up in Bexar, San Antonio. The race starts on Old U.S. 90 and proceeds to run laps around this part of the suburbs. After 57.5km the race finishes on Eldridge Avenue.
Round 6: Alamo 14/4
The Revolution moves across the city to the downtown area. The race starts on 3rd street, then runs a tight twisty circuit around downtown. Each lap the race passes The Alamo (it would irl). The race ends in Hemisfair 57km later.
Round 7: Concepcion 16/4
The Revolution heads south, with a day rest, to the small community at Concepcion. The race begins by Perez Cemetery before running a tough course around the farms. The majority of the race takes place on dirt roads in the fields. It all comes to a finish 48km later in Main Street.
Round 8: Coleto 19/4
The Revolution heads north, with a day rest, to the area of Coleto Creek. The race starts in the Coleto Creek Regional Park. It then runs a long loop around the creek area, much of which is on dirt roads. It finishes almost where it starts in the Regional Park 60km later.
Round 9: San Jacinto 21/4
The Revolution concludes, after a rest, further north on the anniversary of the Battle of San Jacinto. The race beings in Independence Parkway. It then runs laps of the Historic Park, some of which is on dirt roads. 55km later the race finishes in a sprint just before the San Jacinto monument to conclude the series.
Notes: Goliad may have 2 odd junctions. Alamo is very twisty. San Jacinto monument is actually a water tower. Some of it may look boring, but these are hardly the most interesting places.
Download Link: https://www.mediafire.com/?bnd9y7661bd...7661bdr94o
Enjoy, and please give feedback if you have any
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| TheManxMissile |
Posted on 01-03-2013 01:02
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I've developed Crit fever apparently. Well that and i can't do Mt stages which has put a stop on the GToCE and USPCC for the moment.
So expect more crit series to come thick and fast!
Thus if you have a request or idea for a one off crit or a series of races, then please let me know
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| roturn |
Posted on 01-03-2013 06:27
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Looking nice. Any chance to get more hilly crits? |
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 01-03-2013 08:35
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The Revolution Series will definitely be added to my career for season two  |
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| TheManxMissile |
Posted on 01-03-2013 13:04
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@roturn
4 hilly and 1 cobbled crit coming today. Then probably more mixed series. But Texas is rather flat.
@sutty
awesome
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| TheManxMissile |
Posted on 01-03-2013 16:40
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Coming Soon
The Monument Criterium's. A set of 5 crit races based around the 5 monuments of cycling.
There will be 50-60km traditional crit version, and a 200+km monument version of each race.
Race 1: San Remo - Including the Poggio
Race 2: Ronde Kwaremont - Including the Pateburg and the Oude-Kwaremont
Race 3: Roubaix - Including 3 repeated cobbled roads
Race 4: Leige - Including the Cote de Saint-Nicolas
Race 5: Lombardia - Including a lot of climbing
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| tsmoha |
Posted on 01-03-2013 17:10
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That's looking interesting, as we had similar plans for the ManGame-Crits Series Looking forward to give those "monuments" a go then.
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| TheManxMissile |
Posted on 01-03-2013 19:43
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@tsmoha
Cool, great minds think alike 
Just finished the Ronde Kwaremont... Jesus christ it is a beast!
Gave up on San Remo for a bit, as i cannot make the Poggio at all
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| TheManxMissile |
Posted on 01-03-2013 22:11
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Ok, so here is a look at the Ronde, Roubaix and Liege crits. San Remo and Lombarida are incredibly annoying but will be made over the weekend. I'll only do an upload when i've finished all the races. I've tried to make the landscapes as realistic as possible, but its not all accurate.
Ronde Kwaremont
The Ronde Kwaremont begins in Kwaremont. Then every lap it tackles both the Oude Kwaremont and the Paterberg. The race finishes atop the Oude Kwaremont.
The Crit version is 57km.
The Monument version is 254km.
Grand Prix de Roubaix
Begins outside the Velodrome. It heads out on the roads of the main race. It runs a couple of laps around Willems taking in two separate cobbled sections. The race finishes inside the famous Velodrome.
The Crit race is 62km.
The Monument version is 261km.
Liege Challenge
The Liege Challenge starts down by the river. Each lap it tackles the Cote de Saint-Nicolas (well its the same hill but up a different road). The race finishes just off of the summit of the climb.
The Crit race is 55km.
The Monument version is 257km and finishes slightly further off the top of the climb.
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 01-03-2013 23:32
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They are all looking Good  |
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 03-03-2013 15:22
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Hey mate, I have downloaded the Texas Revolution and added it to my database and yet the first race keeps crashing 
Everything has been checked and double checked yet it still happens, any ideas  |
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| TheManxMissile |
Posted on 03-03-2013 15:32
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@sutty
Mid season? Single Race? Only race 1?
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| TheManxMissile |
Posted on 21-03-2013 20:59
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COMING SOON
Lots coming soon, i've been busy working away in the background! Very busy...
1st up will be the TT Tour of Europe (made for the 2020 Fantasy DB)
ETA: Tomorrow
2nd will be the 2013 Tour of Britain! The route was announced today and i am on that sh*t!
ETA: Tomorrow/Saturday
3rd will be a variant for the USAPCC! This will be the 2010 route i have been making over the last month
ETA: 30th March
4th will be the Halfords Tour Series 2013! The venues have been confirmed so i'll get working on updated and new routes for those
ETA: 2-3 weeks
Lots for you to look forwards to then
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 21-03-2013 21:03
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Fancy doing a bit of cooperation on the Tour of Britain? Ive effectively already made some of the 2013 stages based on the zcts files that I already have. I had in mind to make some of the 2013 ones aswell, but no point having 2 versions of them
Edited by SportingNonsense on 21-03-2013 21:04
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| TheManxMissile |
Posted on 21-03-2013 21:06
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SportingNonsense wrote:
Fancy doing a bit of cooperation on the Tour of Britain? Ive effectively already made some of the 2013 stages based on the zcts files that I already have. I had in mind to make some of the 2013 ones aswell, but no point having 2 versions of them
Sure!
Which ones have you basically done then?
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