- 115
- Montreal
Race #3 of the Road To GT7 series
Racing Kart 125 Shifter @ RedBull Ring Short - A/S lobby
I was expecting this one to be hell as I struggled all week getting used to drive that little thing. Doing more than 5 consecutive laps was nearly impossible at first, but tips and tunes from friends helped me improve greatly over the past few days. Still, I wasn't very confident about the tire wear situation, and I had bad memories from same event about a year ago. A bit worried, until I saw Dood's setup online. Holy wow, what a charm! My lap times drastically improved in race practice, this was a huge confidence boost. After a couple of warm up sessions today, I was ready for it, but I had to keep it clean...
Qualifying wasn't top notch for me; I ended up 9th after being slowed down by traffic and then completely messing up my next laps. Pole was around 53.2, not sure I could compete with the top 5 at this point.
So, lights went out and away we went. Kept it smooth and clean through the first lap and honestly, that's all it took to gain positions. They nearly ALL went off track 🤦♂️. I found tire wear to be really easy to deal with afterwards, as it came gradually and only created a little oversteer to deal with.
From flying cars to double penalties, I saw it all during this race, but on my side, I kept it clean. Gained 6 positions from start to finish in order to reach third place, scoring my first ever 200+ pts! Waaayyyy beyond any expectations! Whoohoo! Thanks to AmsDood for his incredible input in these races, it is greatly appreciated! See you at Alsace guys, stay safe!
Like synchronicity? - I ended the third race of this series in third place while rocking #3... And in three days I'll be 30 🌞
Racing Kart 125 Shifter @ RedBull Ring Short - A/S lobby
I was expecting this one to be hell as I struggled all week getting used to drive that little thing. Doing more than 5 consecutive laps was nearly impossible at first, but tips and tunes from friends helped me improve greatly over the past few days. Still, I wasn't very confident about the tire wear situation, and I had bad memories from same event about a year ago. A bit worried, until I saw Dood's setup online. Holy wow, what a charm! My lap times drastically improved in race practice, this was a huge confidence boost. After a couple of warm up sessions today, I was ready for it, but I had to keep it clean...
Qualifying wasn't top notch for me; I ended up 9th after being slowed down by traffic and then completely messing up my next laps. Pole was around 53.2, not sure I could compete with the top 5 at this point.
So, lights went out and away we went. Kept it smooth and clean through the first lap and honestly, that's all it took to gain positions. They nearly ALL went off track 🤦♂️. I found tire wear to be really easy to deal with afterwards, as it came gradually and only created a little oversteer to deal with.
From flying cars to double penalties, I saw it all during this race, but on my side, I kept it clean. Gained 6 positions from start to finish in order to reach third place, scoring my first ever 200+ pts! Waaayyyy beyond any expectations! Whoohoo! Thanks to AmsDood for his incredible input in these races, it is greatly appreciated! See you at Alsace guys, stay safe!
Like synchronicity? - I ended the third race of this series in third place while rocking #3... And in three days I'll be 30 🌞