[Handy Hanafiah]

Sometime we want to look back at the past result, it can be just want to see personal result or finding laptime for benchmark.
SRS is kind enough to give us with 'Historic Results' menu, but sometime finding series you want is kinda hard/tricky,
since the series is represented by an 'Image' or 'Logo' rather than Name of the series so using traditional browser feature ctrl+f or Find is useless.

Fortunately we still can search image based by their name with browser feature called 'Devlover Tools' or 'Inspect Elements'
So here i want to share a trick to find series you want a bit faster.
For this example i want to find MX5 series in this case im using Google Chrome.

• Go to 'Historic Results' page.
  
• Press F12 to open 'Devloper Tools' that will appear on right side.
  
• Click on 'Elements' tab then Press Ctrl+F and then type "MX5" without quote mark.
  
• If you doing it right it will jump to series you searching for and the image should be highlighted.
  

Some keyword you may can use (letter case doesn't matter):

• Name of the car/group of the car
  E.g.: MX-5, Tatuus, gt3, btcc etc.
  *In some case the naming format can be different, for example MX5 will be directed to youtuber series and MX-5 for daily series, try do some experiment with the keyword for the cars.
  
  
• Racing Title
  assetto
  acc
  rre
  ams
  ams2
  pcars2
  rfactor2
  
  
• Person/Team/Sponsor name who become main feature on that race
  E.g.: tumilty, gtp, zerobandwidth, drivingacademy etc.
  

Bonus
List of keyword for Youtuber, Guest and Sponsored Series. for nostalgia sake:
2Old4Forza
AussieStig
Abgefahren
AustinOgonoski
DofReality
DanielJuncadella
Digiprost
Donk
Donny
DMB
DrivingAcademy
GM or GamerMuscle
GameTech
GTP
Homed
IMBRacewear
JB
Jean or JustJean
JoshMartin
Kramarsky
MK
Moonie
MrWatton
NoGrip or NG
ProSimRacing
RandomCallSign
RusselAlexis
SaxoGaming
SRG
SRNC
SRP
Sdeups
SimEnthusiast
SimForce
SimPit or TheSimPit
SimRacingN
SimRacingPaddock
SimRacingRevolution
SimRacingStudio
Sonchyk
TedHough
Tumilty
Zerobandwidth

[Jari Penttinen]

I tried this with Firefox. Here the tab is named "Inspector". If your search doesn't jump down the list automatically, like in my case, you have to right-click your search result and then click "Scroll into view" to get what you want.

Really cool find, Handy!

   

[Michal Janak]

cool find