Okay, I thought he was referring to some sort of path like you have at Daytona. Thanks!Don't cross the whiteline when exit from the pit.
Okay, I thought he was referring to some sort of path like you have at Daytona. Thanks!
So we are required to use that path during all on-track sessions?There is a path on the right, similar to Daytona. It rejoins at the Dunlop Chicane.
Okay, thanks for clarification! It would be beneficial to post like this in the OP for future reference.^Yes. Just like at Daytona.
I ran on one stop. Accidentally took too much fuel and gave up a lot of time. After that I spun while trying to pass Matt.Am I the only one who ran that race on one pit stop?
I barely took enough fuel. My gas gauge turned red before the bus stop on the last lap. I was short shifting for the last 3 laps. I wonder if that helped or not?
The race got boring at times in my opinion I could have used the screaming loud rotary on your RX7 to wake me up. Hope to see you at Le Mans!Sorry I was a no-show on Sunday. My schedule has been a bit hectic and I didn't sign on Sunday until 6:15. As I have now learned I should run all scheduling by my wife, I'm not sure how active I can be in the series. I should make a few races, but if the spot is needed for someone else, they should be priority over me. Hope to catch Le Mans, but wish I was in an LMP as I MUCH prefer those over SuperGT, lol.
Yeah, I saw that. What's up with that?
http://youtu.be/wUAr2jqm1A4 Here's a couple of laps I decided to record. Any feedback on my driving would be great! Also, I might hold some test sessions at Le Mans later on this week.
Yes I was aware of Slow in-Fast out but my adrenaline was flowing to be honest. I have never led a race before that in a series.not bad at all. my only advice may just be make sure you do all the braking before entering the turn, so you dont slide up and burn your tires. so its like that term of Slow in, Fast Out. Because if you enter a turn fast, your probably going to stuggle getting around the turn and not burning youre tires, unless your in a X1
definitely in for the practice if i can make it, la sarthe isnt one of my favorites at all. so practice may just help.
redbullrider20Yes I was aware of Slow in-Fast out but my adrenaline was flowing to be honest. I have never led a race before that in a series.
Yeah it happens to me a lot I coulda won too... 6 second margin and I was spun out for some reason which was like 10-12 seconds.I know what you mean, you start thinking, am I really in first. And your trying not to screw up and be as conservative as possible. Oh and sometimes I start worrying how much of a gab there is between me and the 2nd placer. Thats how I screwed up, and evo got by me
redbullrider20Yeah it happens to me a lot I coulda won too... 6 second margin and I was spun out for some reason which was like 10-12 seconds.
Yes I understand completely. I also do racing series on MX vs. ATV Reflex and ALIVE (Motocross and Supercross game). I learned that on there and won 15 championships but it's almost as if I have to learn all over again on GT5. But MX is different than road racing in may ways so I should expect that.Yeah that sucks. Its like the pressure over-takes you. And honestly just racing online and in real life, I learned that I need to control the pressure I put on myself and not to put to much on myself.
redbullrider20Yes I understand completely. I also do racing series on MX vs. ATV Reflex and ALIVE (Motocross and Supercross game). I learned that on there and won 15 championships but it's almost as if I have to learn all over again on GT5. But MX is different than road racing in may ways so I should expect that.