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- Danger_Dan986
Drink wine!!Guys who has advice how to keep mental focus and shield off all external things that can influence lap so I can set best lap time possible. Example if I go in state of mind that I will give everything to beat PB then I kinda get stressed or excited and can make small mistakes of turning too early or too late and hence lose valuable time. But if my mind is relaxed then I can focus better and get faster time. Example here I hit sausage on very first lap and delete lap time and then I know next lap will not count, then I totally relax knowing that then I actually set much faster time. ( I do not watch sector times if someone wonders. ) Is there any article on web that someone can recommend?
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Seriously though it’s a real skill to keep calm and focus; all the fastest drivers seem to just be completely immune to pressure and it’s an amazing skill that maybe just can’t be learnt!
I sometimes get the heart pumping, arms stiffening up sensation especially when I start really improving my times significantly but I find it largely subsides the more and more I practice a TT to the point where most corners as fast as I can take them feel routine.
Actually this TT at DTG has been one of the worst for me for choking in the third sector mainly because it’s the most technical and also the one most likely to result in a random skid/spin/multiple roll disaster…
Just a polite reminder though @Barareklam that you are regularly one of the fastest drivers here and therefore one of the least in need of advice from the rest of us 😂😂
Today was largely frustrating but I FINALLY TIED IT ALL TOGETHER! I was in a slightly less comatose state you’ll be happy to know @Gomario JSP and got my super duper time which will do me now as hopefully it’s top 100 worthy 🙌🏽 (currently P69, giggidy)
Lost a bit of time going careful through the final corner after bafflingly binning it there many many many times but proper chuffed with that!!
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