I was working on a Miura before, during, and after the update: no change at all. Also checked other cars - no change.
The big change to be noticed was the TT#73 Time Log. Playing field was levelled so we can now really test man and machine against track.
Remember - this is not a race against opponents - it's a race against time. There are no obstacles but what the track offers, and what the car balks at. To get any kind of honest data towards analyzing how good a line could be taken in a specific car with a regulated PP means we have to have a level playing field. It was a good change.
Nothing against hybrids -
it was hybrids that mutated progress of any kind - and they should have a place in the game - but not as an uncontrolled item that can be forced into play when valuable data is to be gathered. Hybrids are fun, creative, and there is a lot of engineering know-how that can be put into it. Because one or two people misuse hybrids, doesn't mean
all who are involved with hybrids are bad - they are pioneers on the cutting edge of a whole different horizon.
No doubt PD appreciates the unofficial 'beta-testing'.
But abuse of regulations concerning testing when it comes to time-trialing is anothing thing altogether. That turns the game into tom-foolery.
Playing simulator can be fun when it is taken seriously.
Thanks to all the jockeys here who are doing a stupendous job hunting down fractions of a second to improve - and kudos to all you members who have a sense of team spirit when it comes to helping each other be the best you can be.
Now, let's go on making time with that Miura.. . .