For T1, don't shift up to 6th on the straight, you can stay in 5th without hitting the limiter. Turn in should start fairly wide on the right, cutting well inside to the left in order to setup for the right hander leading out. Exit speed is everything here, and you will need to use every inch of the rumbles on entry and exit.
There are 35 guys behind you who would happily accept that second sector.29.614
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And really happpy about the final...
Is it normal to have Call of Duty WWII in the back ground.
Seems folks are having a tough time with sector 2 and whilst I can't profess to having the answer I was beating my head against a wall until I adopted a different strategy (the one below). If anyone can spot bad advice please shout.
By corner where C4 is the left hander after the long straight
- C4) Braking slightly before the 100 and cut the corner deep so that you can get on the gas hard, exit the corner and immediately start a lazy arc to clear the next slight left. I found this to be key to getting a good sector 2 time but it's not the whole story
- C6 & C7 Brake well before the 50m board and cut the first corner hard and stay to the right up to C7. I found that I could get on the gas really early in 6 and not lift until 8 taking this line. Braking later for 6 often takes you wide and you lose time having to correct and end up on the rumbles to the left which I found to be bad news
- C8) Stay off the rumble to the left I found that it induces under steer which is the last thing you need. As you come off 7 move over left slowly taking a small amount of rumble just before cutting 8 VERY, VERY deep. Get on the gas for a quick squirt to 9 and don't go too deep but deep enough to open the corner and exit wide (still experimenting with this and sometimes hugging the rumbles seems quicker)
Hope that helps a little
- C11: Braking point is at the end of the green painted concrete on the left. Again cut deep and stay in 3rd....I have enough thrown laps to suggest 2nd is losing time.
I'm thinking about putting Samba in the title every 3 weeks or so, just to troll you guys.I saw the title to this TT and I thought we were in for the VW Sambabus...
Are you staying in 4th to the hairpin, after you brake for C6? I tried dropping to 3rd, seems it slows too much
Take 6 in 4th and stay there until you have to crank down to 3rd for 8
Been really busy with trying to sell my house with 2 days of prep, (my wife likes to do things spurge of the moment) wasn't reading a lot of these posts, but I think I am dropping gears too low after reading the last couple posts.