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They're my favourite
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"Daily" Race Discussion [Archive]
- Thread starter LordDrift
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What is it with some drivers though, your following at say 1:30 per lap (slow for RBR, but just an example) not pushing, it's too slow so you pass (usually really easy as they're so slow) you get in front doing say 1:27 laps and the guys on your tail trying to pass. It happens to me all the time and I can't understand how people can speed up so much when you pass them...unless they are looking in the mirror and not driving their best?
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- Ulricehamn
I think you should stay. Stay, learn, get to know people and be one fast AND clean.
- 7,116
- Birmingham, UK
- GOTMAXPOWER
They probably don't need to look at the map when they have a car to follow.
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- United States
i love the guys who try and pass say on RBR turn 3 when there is a line of cars say about 4 and I am last in line braking a bit early being very cautious not to bump the care in front of me because it will cause a chain reaction but here GT hero trying to pass me diving bumping shoving its like where do you want me to go ....
Pigems
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- TT_Pigems
No man, don’t leave, that’s not what anyone was getting at or wanting, not in the slightest bit. We are trying to help you become a better driver, and have even more fun with the game. That’s all, my apologies if it came across that way.
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- Slatanic1
@TonyTufast This is the wrong attitude man. As already stated, you should stay, especially if you enjoy the game. You wouldn't be the first person to have an introduction to the daily thread go this way, and I'm sure thers a couple guys who will tell you that backing off the attitude a bit will let others help you. All your posts this morning are defensive and/or combative. Perhaps we could have been a bit nicer about it, but as i said you hit on a really hot issue, that's all. Pretty much everyone here wants to have good, hard, but clean racing, and will do a lot to help others do the same. If that doesn't sound like fun, perhaps you are in the wrong place.
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- 5,093
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- sturk0167
No need to leave. Just know that some people take the game more seriously than others.
Diving inside to make a pass is a good idea, as long as you're not making contact to gain the position.
If someone enters a turn wide, and you can squeak by on the inside, that's their mistake. 👍
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- England
I think it's ok if you race different line as long as you do so cleanly and if you don't race cleanly then folks are right to call you on it. I am not the fastest guy on the track and if you look at how much my DR has dropped you will see I am clearly struggling with this week's races. Even though I am not going to trouble the top spots or even the top 10 I am still quite proud I have mostly kept an SR: S rating.
The folks here are willing teachers and they all clearly love racing in GT Sport. I have picked up a lot of good advice from them and I know it's made me a better racer. However a person has to be willing to listen and sometimes swallow a bit of pride to get the benefit of the advice being offered.
My 2 cents as the folks across the pond say.
The folks here are willing teachers and they all clearly love racing in GT Sport. I have picked up a lot of good advice from them and I know it's made me a better racer. However a person has to be willing to listen and sometimes swallow a bit of pride to get the benefit of the advice being offered.
My 2 cents as the folks across the pond say.
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- ii_Biggles_ii
Totally agree with you, kind of in the same boat knowing that I won't reach the top but really enjoying the game.
I played this game for about the first 60 days not really understanding what SR actually was, in the context my online racing was very hit and miss with sometimes weeks between races. Once I actually read about SR that became my focus and I have only on a few occasions dropped below SR-S which usually was following a FIA race that I knew before entering it would be crazy and one of the few times I quit. Overall, I think I got reset twice before realising what a reset was and then how it was multiplied because I quit. It can be annoying when you get crazy penalties when you are trying to keep out of trouble but the changes make it less of an occurrence since yesterday. First and foremost I want to race clean and enjoy the game, granted I'm getting faster and winning more often then I was but when I look at some of the other Irish racers I follow and there way ahead of me in DR but SR B or C. I will take the lower ranking with a clean SR. When I get it wrong the odd time I always say sorry and when I have a close clean battle I will message the other driver at the end to say "thanks it was fun". No desire to run people off the track, did it once or twice in the past but got over it.
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- SubArcticK
Hi there. My G29 is fine. Because G29 and G923 are combined in the controller set-up section in PS/GTS, I was worried my brake sensitivity would change along with whatever changes were made with the G923. My G29 seems exactly the same and is working fine. If there is very subtle change, I can't tell.
This is great advice.
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- Rotary_pilot13
After a busy start to the week had a chance to run a couple race Bs tonight and thought I'd give the RX-V a shot after the update. I really enjoyed it, and it is tempting me to go Mazda for FIA.
The new penalty system is interesting at any rate. Lap 2, I'm P5 from 6th, got a nice clean overtake at the hairpin on lap one, from P3 back we're nose to tail down the straight into T1. P4 taps P3 on entry and the seas part, open shot through the middle, and I take it clean while they recover from the wiggles (no one off track or ghosted) RCZ follows me through. The rest of the field bunches up, and on the replay I count 9 cars in basically 3 rows of 3 wide bumping and banging between T2 and T4. Needless to say chaos ensues and as I come up on P2 serving a .5s pen, I check back on the chaos and miss my brake point by thiiiiiis much, RCZ gets through and we form a train with P2 and break away. Eventually a fast guy in a vette from the back passes me and I follow him through the last turn on lap 4, RCZ goes wide in T1 and I end up finishing 4th.
Not a single pen given out in the 2nd lap T2-T4 chicane chaos even though multiple cars were making serious contact and a few ended up off to the land of ghost.
Think the remainder of the week is FIA practice for me, my first go around and looking forward to it.
The new penalty system is interesting at any rate. Lap 2, I'm P5 from 6th, got a nice clean overtake at the hairpin on lap one, from P3 back we're nose to tail down the straight into T1. P4 taps P3 on entry and the seas part, open shot through the middle, and I take it clean while they recover from the wiggles (no one off track or ghosted) RCZ follows me through. The rest of the field bunches up, and on the replay I count 9 cars in basically 3 rows of 3 wide bumping and banging between T2 and T4. Needless to say chaos ensues and as I come up on P2 serving a .5s pen, I check back on the chaos and miss my brake point by thiiiiiis much, RCZ gets through and we form a train with P2 and break away. Eventually a fast guy in a vette from the back passes me and I follow him through the last turn on lap 4, RCZ goes wide in T1 and I end up finishing 4th.
Not a single pen given out in the 2nd lap T2-T4 chicane chaos even though multiple cars were making serious contact and a few ended up off to the land of ghost.
Think the remainder of the week is FIA practice for me, my first go around and looking forward to it.
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Groundfish
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On race B the racepace of the Hyundai is very strong.
I noticed peoples driving was very clean yesterday at B S.
I guess it’s a little scary to know if you make a dirty move the other driver can do it right back without penalties.
I like it.
I noticed peoples driving was very clean yesterday at B S.
I guess it’s a little scary to know if you make a dirty move the other driver can do it right back without penalties.
I like it.
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- Ulricehamn
Huracán is good at B too.
Groundfish
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I’ll try qual laps tonight, but that’s a very tricky one.
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- Ulricehamn
BB0, TCS0 and let it get a good angle of attack through the chicane and it flies
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- Ireland
Anyone have an idea of a decentish qualifying time for Race C for a very low A/high B driver? Don't have a lot to compare against and would like to know before diving in! Thanks
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- Little_Guppy_72
@TonyTufast,
I have read the posts (most of them).
Let me try an alternate explanation... but I will arrive in the same place.
You saw an opening, that is, on the start the leading driver took the racing line where the speed is lower (lap 1) and that means there is an opportunity that does not exist on later laps. So far, that is good racing instinct. You need to press the advantage when others make mistake or do something sub-optimal.
Figuratively, for a dive, it will only work once!
In the next race the lead driver will be more aware. He will adopt a defensive line and you will *both* lose. In some parts of racing teamwork and reputation come into play. The dive works if you are the only one who practices it and no one defends against it. And that is not a long term outcome. The dive, long term, leads to crashes and DFLs.
This is the footer to every post from @RacingGrandpa:
The rules of racing: https://f1metrics.wordpress.com/2014/08/28/the-rules-of-racing/
With respect to the board you got a punch in the nose and you did not see it coming. You didn't think you did anything wrong but then Whammo! It is a supportive and direct place. It is supportive as we an get all kinds of answers and advice for which a single brain cannot produce. We also challenge each other and call BS when appropriate.
My Little_Guppy_72 id is below. The first 60 days of kudosprime reads like a horror show. Day 60 is when my participation here began. I checked my ego at the door.
So give the board a second chance but you need to modulate your own responses - that whole ego thing.
I admit there are still things about this board that I do not agree with or understand. Like any good religion, though, I listen to the bits I like and subtly challenge the rest.
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- roamingbard13
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Also the pit lane entrance is bad.
I didn't expect them to try to cut back because to me that makes no sense here and they clearly didn't think I was going to pit, so crash time.
I'm surprised it hasn't happened more to be honest.
I have seen that move a lot actually. Besides didn't you purchase the additional turn signals on that fancy car?
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@TonyTufast if you watch f1 you probably know the story of verstappen, he’s supremely talented, but unfortunately he couldn’t win races he should or even score decent points because he kept crashing into others, he got questioned by reporters severally about his racing etiquette to the point where he swore he would headbutt someone who will ask him the same question again, Deep down we all know he worked on that and now he’s considered as a title challenger, that being said, take what was said as constructive criticism, if these guys are A+ and you’re C , they’re definitely doing something better than you,, if you really want to improve , listen to them,
I’m grateful i did, and I STAYED
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I'm a low B and I put up a 1:23.1 with the Nissan but I haven't raced yet so I am wondering the same. I'll probably race tonight.
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I find left foot braking, or in my case ‘left trigger braking’ helps massively to keep the back end in check too.
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- Ulricehamn
Yes, never really come all the way off the gas and if you have to drive over the curb neutral gas is best.
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- Little_Guppy_72
I am at 1:21.8 and that is my limit for the week.
If you are in the Americas region load up and watch the ghost for "IOF_...." Igor Fraga, from the top 10. It is textbook.
These three are all close but this is the order for QT:
- Honda NSX Raybrigs
- Nissan Motul
- Lexus.
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- Daveo_Racing
I did a race at roughly 24k DR yesterday, my quali time is a 1:22 flat and I started 10th. Pole was closer to a 1:21 flat.
As it happens my DR is now tanking as I only got up as high as I did thanks to being in lower SR rooms since December!
- 4,962
- Nelson, England
- GTP_ASH32
Not even mapped to my wheel, not enough buttons.
They are hard to see sometimes anyway and people use them for a variety of reasons so incidents like that will still happen anyway. 
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- Indiana USA
- tmsheehan
- ToroSports
Not even mapped to my wheel, not enough buttons.
Only kidding with you, I can't often see them anyways. That is my standard joke while driving in real life.
- 1,306
- Canada
Did you opt for Lexus because of the new update's pit times? I think I will also use the Lexus in the race because it is more stable for me.
My heart hurts and I get a lump in my throat when I watch the aliens drive and no amount of reminding myself that I'm new helps.
I did notice that Mistah MCA did a lap guide with the Lexus so I'll check that out before I race.
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- Nelson, England
- GTP_ASH32
Having run both quite a bit there is very little difference in lap times (if you even get the chance to run at full pace) with the newer Nissan and newer Lexus, although I'm missing a few tenths in this combo compared to where I'd like to be. 
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