About: Race Timer

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The Race Timer shows how much time you raced around the track. It is always at the top right hand corner of your game screen. The design of the timer changes from game to game. The value of the timer is in 1/100th of a second in the first 3 games, then 1/1000th of a second in later games.

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rdfs:label	Race Timer Race timer
rdfs:comment	The Race Timer shows how much time you raced around the track. It is always at the top right hand corner of your game screen. The design of the timer changes from game to game. The value of the timer is in 1/100th of a second in the first 3 games, then 1/1000th of a second in later games. The Race Timer shows how much time the driver has raced around the course. It is always located at the top right hand corner of the game screen. The design and the value of the timer changes as the series progresses. When the signal light turns green, the timer will start. Once a player crosses the finish line after a lap around the course, then it becomes the total time for that lap. If the race ends on the final lap, the timer will stop. This becomes the total time for the track.
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abstract	The Race Timer shows how much time you raced around the track. It is always at the top right hand corner of your game screen. The design of the timer changes from game to game. The value of the timer is in 1/100th of a second in the first 3 games, then 1/1000th of a second in later games. The Race Timer shows how much time the driver has raced around the course. It is always located at the top right hand corner of the game screen. The design and the value of the timer changes as the series progresses. When the signal light turns green, the timer will start. Once a player crosses the finish line after a lap around the course, then it becomes the total time for that lap. If the race ends on the final lap, the timer will stop. This becomes the total time for the track.

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