while I'll agree the crewcheif program isn't a game it's kind of outside the budget of most of the racers around here.
I dont have a dedicated trailer to keep my laptop in, and I'm not a big fan of carrying extra items in the car with me when I'm racing, so I leave my tuning laptop at home generally.
If I had a race car with a race car trailer then and investment such as this would be great, but alas I'll stick to my trusty log books and my routine of moving my timeslips to the database that Mike Glover was kind enough to write and release to the public for free.
I won back to back to back championships in 2004,2005 and 2006 using the method described above, would "crew chief" do better? sometimes "too much data" can overwhelm the "average bracket racer".
If crewcheif had an evaluation copy I'd surely give it a "test drive"...but I really cant see spending that kind of money at this point and time.
damn nice program though, dont get me wrong Don.
for the right person with a budget that would allow such a purchase.
I use a combination of the timeslip manager and an access database my boss wrote for keeping track of timeslips, and my cars performance, undoubtably the crewchief program could do a better job, but I cant "beat the price" of the combination I am using.
and.. it's served me well over the years.