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Umm depends how you define harder, ofc the advantage with everyone forced to a pitstop gives more chance to comeback with under/overcut, and fast tires at the end. But the tire wear you face using the softs in GT1 race will be higher than with the 0 stop on mediums in GT1, so there is more of a chance to make mistakes. And yeah they should adjust the tire and fuel multiplier in GT2/GT3 to closely replicate that of GT1 imo.Shame they don’t adjust the GT2/GT3 leagues tyre/fuel multipliers to replicate the GT1 league.
If Interlagos is a no stop for GT2/3 and GT1 is a tyre stop then it just feels a bit like I’m cheated out of a possible great race.
Im not sure what PDs intentions are for these two separate regulations, but are they trying to make the races shorter to keep players from quitting or are they trying to make them a bit easier strategy wise for people in GT2/3?
Super Formula race was a bit easier for GT2/3 then GT1, but if tomorrows race is pointing to a no stop for GT2/3 and GT1 is a 1 stop does that not make it harder for GT2/3? I don’t know what the tyre wear is like between the two but just going if what a few have said on here.
Even though I don't like it, the shorter races you have, I can understand why it is done. Heck, on Wednesday I had 11 drivers finish the Nations Cup GT1 race I did. A bit of an oddity yes, but sure does happen sometimes.
The big advantage though with a longer race is that quali becomes less important. As someone who struggles with quali especially recently, this does play slightly more into my hands 🤔.
Well done, didn't know you can make that car work. I still think 919 hybrid is OP, but if you struggle with it then that is a solid choice. No hybrid and easier to get the power down I think.@Zorz thanks for the tip about the LM55. It was over a second quicker in practice than anything else, and no worries about hybrid management, so went with that.
GT2, high-ish DR C. Put the Mazda 3rd on the grid with a 21.5. Pole sitter in a 919 was a 20.6, way clear of the rest of us, mostly in Porsches and a few Toyotas.
Went for the mediums no-stop. Up to 2nd after the first couple of laps. The 919 on pole was pulling away at 1 sec a lap, I was holding up the pack behind. Most of the field pitted midway off their initial softs, so I was leading by 5 secs with 5 laps to go. 2nd was the original pole sitter and they were gradually catching me on their fresher tyres. Made a mistake on lap 14, ran wide at turn 2 and picked up a track limit penalty. That pretty much cost me the race. My lead vanished as I struggled on the worn tyres. Thought I had just about enough left but the 919 flew past me out of the final bend. Earlier in the race I'd been passed a couple of times there but the Mazda's superior top speed let me retake the place before turn 1. No chance here with the shorter run to the finish line. I'd panicked anyway when I saw them in the radar and a slide almost totalled us both into the wall, so they won by a second in the end.
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At least the 919 Hybrid is not too bad at getting the power down, especially compared to the GR010, that car is very difficult to drive after the most recent physics and bop changes we had, spins so easily now if you cannot tune the LSD on it 🤔.