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Just had a little practice at Indy road, and my usual setup seems good.
I'm going to have to find a better Daytona setup in time for the chase. I currently can't get more than 35 or so laps before I don't have enough grip and spin out. That'd mean that I'd have to make a stop in the 40 lap race, and 2 stops in the 75 lap race. This is also why I pitted after 30 laps in last night's race. A 35 lap limit before my tyres didn't have enough grip, and a spin halfway through the run that wore them out even more.
Experience from racing with SCANA should help for High Speed Ring. With full HP we started spinning and making loads of mistakes after about 10 laps. With our restricted HP I think we'll make somewhere between 15 and 20 laps before the same happens. I also remember it being a wreckfest.
We had a practice at Suzaka East for SCANA as well, though I was off the pace there and overtaking was fairly difficult. This will probably be my weakest track in the chase.
Annnnnd we all know about my skill at Indy speedway. A slight tweak of a certain suspension setting will ensure that I only have to stop once.
EDIT: I use the same setup for every road course, apart from transmission settings.
I'm going to have to find a better Daytona setup in time for the chase. I currently can't get more than 35 or so laps before I don't have enough grip and spin out. That'd mean that I'd have to make a stop in the 40 lap race, and 2 stops in the 75 lap race. This is also why I pitted after 30 laps in last night's race. A 35 lap limit before my tyres didn't have enough grip, and a spin halfway through the run that wore them out even more.
Experience from racing with SCANA should help for High Speed Ring. With full HP we started spinning and making loads of mistakes after about 10 laps. With our restricted HP I think we'll make somewhere between 15 and 20 laps before the same happens. I also remember it being a wreckfest.
We had a practice at Suzaka East for SCANA as well, though I was off the pace there and overtaking was fairly difficult. This will probably be my weakest track in the chase.
Annnnnd we all know about my skill at Indy speedway. A slight tweak of a certain suspension setting will ensure that I only have to stop once.
EDIT: I use the same setup for every road course, apart from transmission settings.
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