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Nordschleife 5min quali (Manu Cup last race).. Is that a mistake?Updated to include the Start Type, GT2/3 will not have a False Start Check
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Nordschleife 5min quali (Manu Cup last race).. Is that a mistake?Updated to include the Start Type, GT2/3 will not have a False Start Check
Yes, there is 12 min qualification on the official page.Nordschleife 5min quali (Manu Cup last race).. Is that a mistake?
Yes, just me going on autopilot and not checking it properly, will update after work if I get a chanceNordschleife 5min quali (Manu Cup last race).. Is that a mistake?
surely that is a mistake? So now it is just full throttle till the lights go out and away we go? odd....Updated to include the Start Type, GT2/3 will not have a False Start Check
I've only raced in GT2/3, as far as I recall, never had a false start check. It is exactly how you describe, full throttle until lights out.surely that is a mistake? So now it is just full throttle till the lights go out and away we go? odd....
"It's not a mistake.... and don't call me Shirley."surely that is a mistake? So now it is just full throttle till the lights go out and away we go? odd....
"It's not a mistake.... and don't call me Shirley."
That's how it typically is with a standing start in GT2/3. GT1 will have the false start check and GT2/3 won't.
That doesn't seem to match the top players, which are all using the Supra or the McLaren.Tested a few cars for Suzuka and sadly the Mazda is still significantly faster than anything else. Not sure yet if I’ll even be able to race tomorrow but that’ll be my ride.
My little Porsche doesn't stand a chance!That doesn't seem to match the top players, which are all using the Supra or the McLaren.
So, you're staying with your choice, good for you.My little Porsche doesn't stand a chance!
I think just for this year. I'm still somewhat new to the online races, only participating in the championships since last year. As uncompetitive as the Cayman is, I'm pretty comfortable with it. And the RSR is pretty good.So, you're staying with your choice, good for you.
I'm still hesitating.
My Ferrari heart wants me to stay loyal with the marque, but the brain wouldn't mind trying something else...
I am far from a top player. Way down at my level the Mazda will probably still be competitive.That doesn't seem to match the top players, which are all using the Supra or the McLaren.
Go with whatever makes you most comfortable. I know the McLaren and the Toyota are the META's but for some reason I can not find the speed in both the McLaren and the Supra. But I can in the Ferrari, so that's the one I am going with.I am far from a top player. Way down at my level the Mazda will probably still be competitive.
Other option was the Citroen but that was about 6 tenths slower. It does get a bonus for being an absolute tank, no one is squeezing past that wideboy.
I tried the Ferrari yesterday and found the brakes to be atrocious, but still set my best time in it. The Supra was better except through the highspeed and it gave me no confidence through 130R. I then tried the 155. It did everything I wanted it to do and was only 2 tenths off my Ferrari time in the limited running I did, so I'm going with it tomorrow.Go with whatever makes you most comfortable. I know the McLaren and the Toyota are the META's but for some reason I can not find the speed in both the McLaren and the Supra. But I can in the Ferrari, so that's the one I am going with.
To many people are just going for whatever is topping the chart without considering if the car actually soothes them.
For the Mazda, I really do not like the way it drives, I did about two practice laps with it at the Fuji event recently and found it so horrid to handle I called it a day. But if you can be competitive in it then why not use it...
I haven't liked it previously but on this track it seems to fit my driving style (ie very slow & steady in sector 1, then POWER! the rest of the lap). Practice times seemed about right for my DR, mostly low Bs around me on the leaderboard.For the Mazda, I really do not like the way it drives, I did about two practice laps with it at the Fuji event recently and found it so horrid to handle I called it a day. But if you can be competitive in it then why not use it...
Just to clarify, tomorrow's race is a Nations even so you're not tied to your Manu pick. You can pick Porsche as your Manu and still use the Supra/McLaren/any Gr4 car for the Nations race.I think just for this year. I'm still somewhat new to the online races, only participating in the championships since last year. As uncompetitive as the Cayman is, I'm pretty comfortable with it. And the RSR is pretty good.
Grid starts in the Cayman are bad though. 1st gear is useless in that thing.
Thanks for clearing that up. I just saw Gr.4 and thought Manu.Just to clarify, tomorrow's race is a Nations even so you're not tied to your Manu pick. You can pick Porsche as your Manu and still use the Supra/McLaren/any Gr4 car for the Nations race.
I assume you know this but the bolded was throwing me a bit.
I recommend you try the McLaren some more. It's not FF but it still understeers almost as much as the Mazda. The key to making it fast is to short-shift.I am far from a top player. Way down at my level the Mazda will probably still be competitive.
Other option was the Citroen but that was about 6 tenths slower. It does get a bonus for being an absolute tank, no one is squeezing past that wideboy.
Can’t give you an accurate estimate, but I’m in GT1 league for the first time ever just about scraping an A DR rating… scanning the leaderboards around the 2:10.00 - 2:11.00 times and that seems to be mostly A DR drivers with the occasional A+ and B’sWhat’s a good race time for Suzuka tomorrow, ideally lower end GT1(50k-60k DR)?
Sorry, I meant like a full race time for 10 laps. I ran a practice race earlier, and a race comes out somewhere around 22 minutes, depending one pace and variable. It will be closer to 21 minutes at the upper DR lobbies. I was curious as to how close to the 21 minute mark those lobbies are going to be running.Can’t give you an accurate estimate, but I’m in GT1 league for the first time ever just about scraping an A DR rating… scanning the leaderboards around the 2:10.00 - 2:11.00 times and that seems to be mostly A DR drivers with the occasional A+ and B’s
So I would say a rough estimate at the moment would be mid 2:10s? I could be wrong though. I’m on the slower end of that time so I could be coping abit too 😂
Edit: 2:10 quali lap that is and I’m usually a second behind my quali lap on race time so I’m not sure of total race time! I’m might do a run of it now to see how I fare