Ford Test Track 

Installation:
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	- Unzip into your Nascar3\Tracks\ directory
	- Open the ALL.CAL file (located in the Nascar3 
		directory) and add the following line:
## 12 31 0 0 FORDTEST TEP_100 TEP_100 25 event1.tga biglogo1.tga
	- To uninstall, delete the fordtest directory

NOTE - For more information on CAL file editing, go to 
http://simracingconnection.virtualave.net/nascar/cal.html

Intro:
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	- This track was meant to allow the player to TEST
	in a drafting scenerio. It was not meant as a single
	or multi player track.
	- Ford and Jaguar use a 4-mile circular track to test
	the top-speed of proto-type cars. There are no pictures
	of this track, only what was briefly shown on a Discovery
	Channel special on the Jaguar XJ220 (the 220 in the name
	meaning the top-speed in mph).  
	http://www.xj220central.com/ for more information on the car.
	- The track was created for drafting testing and a further
	understanding of what it takes to go that little-bit faster
	at top-speeds.

Track's best use:
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	- Add your favorite Talladega/Daytona setup to the
	Fordtest track directory and select it when first
	entering the track. Select a 100% race distance with 
	no cautions and no pace lap. Go directly to race. 
	The AI will stutter at start, but pass on the outside
	to get into the lead pack. By the time the field gets
	up to speed, you should be in the top-10. At this time, 
	you have 20 laps of drafting practice. Try pulling to
	the outside to pass, try bump drafting, etc. Enjoy!

Warnings:
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	- AI will be functional but will not pull out to pass.
	- Multiplayer testing has not been promising so far.
	- Software-mode users may see pallete corruption
	- CAM file not yet completed. (TV1 and TV2)

Credits:
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	Tim McArthur - TRK, 3DO, and Installer work
	Tony Krist - Graphics

TEP - http://www.simcyberworld.com/html/tep/index.htm