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Where are you at Mitch? I didn't find your splits in the thread. Now that we are in the same division maybe we can have a real rat race
Where are you at Mitch? I didn't find your splits in the thread. Now that we are in the same division maybe we can have a real rat race
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Lost a little in t3 but I'm happy. Also something weird happened. The laps before, i tried pausing and no menu popped up, so i ran it anyways. Then when I was crossing the sector splits, nothing popped up.. didn't even make the sector noise.. then right when I'm about to go to the final corner, they popped up.. the heck?
well done! look like your effort paid off! 👍
now you can stop please
Ok, thanks Brandon, currently giving it another shot now. Any advice on the horseshoe, curve before the bridge. I've tried keeping it tight, letting it drift wide....nothing seems to be working. Also, coming out of the bridge, seem to be losing a good amount of time in those bends also.
I assume you mean the tunnel, not the bridge?Can any of you D1 guys offer any advice for the bolded part, still at a loss on how to properly attack those sections.
I have to believe part of what these guys are gaining in T2 is really a result of their fast T1, and more built up speed for the straight between T1 marker and the turn in question.
What's your downshift point?I've been entering the turn in t2 with light trail braking, sliding to outside of the track mid turn, then easing into the throttle. I try to be at 71 mph at the shadow for the tunnel.
What's your downshift point?
I was also experimenting with using 3rd right away, to engine brake, vs. waiting and shifting down just before I throttle on again. Again, not sure if one is faster than the other.
I don't remember exactly, but I know I downshift pretty early into the corner.What's your downshift point?
I was also experimenting with using 3rd right away, to engine brake, vs. waiting and shifting down just before I throttle on again. Again, not sure if one is faster than the other.
Yeah, let's not do that. We've done fine with T1 videos, and we can keep it that way.I can post a video of just that one corner to the tunnel. Its a .217 t2
I assume you mean the tunnel, not the bridge?
The only bridge I'm aware of is the one right at the T1 marker.
I think the biggest problem I'm having in the only turn of meaning in T2, the right hander before the tunnel, is getting traction for the exit. It seems I'm fastest when I let the car continue to wind out over redline until traction stabilizes, and then go up to 4th. If I short shift into 4th while still breaking traction, the car lugs. I've tried a smooth, tight line, and have also tried more of a double apex, chuck it in at the last moment, let it drift out, then bring it back in tight. They really seem about the same to me.
I do know you want to avoid the dirt on the left before the tunnel, it makes bad traction worse and upsets the car to the point you lose time.
I have to believe part of what these guys are gaining in T2 is really a result of their fast T1, and more built up speed for the straight between T1 marker and the turn in question.
Are you sure you got those right? That would have you with the fastest second sector on the entire board, by more than 2 tenths.33.729
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From what I've seen/read in the past, you have a very aggressive driving style, and you throw the car around very deliberately. That's not a criticism, it's a very short synopsis.Well, like I said I would, here are my pathetic splits.
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Needless to say, I am not happy with myself at all. I know I can do better than this, just not sure what the problem is. I feel like a damn noob. Not giving up though because like I said before, you shoot enough bullets at the target, you're bound to hit the bullseye sooner or later. Thanks again for all the help guys, much appreciated.
From what I've seen/read in the past, you have a very aggressive driving style, and you throw the car around very deliberately. That's not a criticism, it's a very short synopsis.
My point in saying is that with the lightness of this car and the lack of grip from the tires, is responds well to very smooth, gentle inputs. There are a few places on the track that I am being a bit quicker with steering input, the first right in T3 in particular is important to get the car to the apex quickly and on time. I feed the steering angle in instantly for that one, but in one motion. Everywhere else, it's a gradual progressing to wind in and out the lock.
Really, all your inputs need to be gentler than normal, steering, throttle, brakes. If you are struggling with the last one, the lower BB settings some drivers are using could be useful. I've settled on 5/6, but the only corners that I'm using full braking are the first and last turns. Most of the other turns are probably 30-50%, and most of them are gradual in and out. Not an on/off switch.
I wouldn't call that pathetic. Right in the middle of D2 with one of the fastest times for s2.