I hope you enjoy it.It is set up for the Le Mans track.It lacks the acceleration of the more modern cars but is eminently suited to Le Mans.There is a knack to driving the older cars with no aero and you can be suprised at just what cars can beat the modern ones.Last night i tried the Alfa Romeo TZ Zagato on the 30 min Le Mans race and did manage to win.It has great fuel economy even though it has a supercharger and tyre wear is negligable.What really suprised me was just how well it handled for such and old car.You will have to use the power setting on the fuel management side quite a bit and have a smidge of good luck with the weather and pit just right you win but not by much!Once i have finalised the setup i will post it here.Here is a vid i uploaded,there were a couple of offs but it was the first time i had driven the car.
Thanks to Doc I bought it and made these adjustments to his tune to fit better in my style (don't know anything about tuning, just experimental);
You are most welcome,i really enjoy tuning these old Classics.Tuning is also highly subjective as people all drive differently.You cant throw these old Cars about like modern ones and for me thats the Challenge.I will be posting a tune for the new Honda open wheel race car shortly,its a cracking car!
you need to handle it with care,remember it has skinny wheels and no aero so you are going to have corner at much lower speeds and coast through the corners before accelerating.I used this tune for the vid below.You need to remember that this car was specifically designed for the Le Mans track,so using it on other circuits will not give the best of results,many of the old Classics were designed just for one track and race unlike todays cars.
