Know where your tracks are and don't forget to check the weather forecast! - Pace and Cap

Dorianmode · 07-20-2018, 07:39 PM

3 out of 5 is not bad at all !
My process for race selection always involves a look at the weather forecast. Then at race time, I make sure nothing has changed and it's not raining, or something else, (like an inordinate number of scratches). has occurred.

Be sure you back up all your hard work in multiple ways. When I was constructing the parts of my Excel tools, it took many many hours. Some of the programming I don't even remember how I did it, (the automated regression tools .. I'd have to look it up). But now they're all automated, and update automatically, it's great to have everything working, and just enjoy concentrating on the race, and not worry about how the tools are working.

07-20-2018, 07:39 PM	#3
Dorianmode always learning Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Minneapolis / Rancho Santa Fe Posts: 277	3 out of 5 is not bad at all ! My process for race selection always involves a look at the weather forecast. Then at race time, I make sure nothing has changed and it's not raining, or something else, (like an inordinate number of scratches). has occurred. Be sure you back up all your hard work in multiple ways. When I was constructing the parts of my Excel tools, it took many many hours. Some of the programming I don't even remember how I did it, (the automated regression tools .. I'd have to look it up). But now they're all automated, and update automatically, it's great to have everything working, and just enjoy concentrating on the race, and not worry about how the tools are working.