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Hope you lap faster than Checo mate.
I always find the WR laps are generally a work of art, K De Bruin especially as he has a really nice smooth driving style; sometimes it seems like the track limits are not possible but they are on the last millimetre of legal tarmac… the skill level is off the scale. It’s an honour following people like this and we are lucky enough to have world top 10 drivers like @Metalgear9493 and @jontikis to follow on various TTs. An absolute privilegeYesterday, I watched the replay of K. de Bruin.
I know that these aliens are capable of anything, but frankly I do not see where it would be possible to earn 0.100 compared to its lap.
The braking at the Good Year chicane is very late and the traction on exit very good.
At the chicane della Roggia, go beyond and I think it’s a invalidated lap.
Lesmo 1 is at the edge of the curbs.
Lesmo 2 touches the curb and the exit is wide.
The Ascari variant is insane (without TCS) !
There may be variations to the Curva Parabolica but I have a doubt.
I hope it stays that way.
I wish my list looked like yours 🤣It would appear that I am relegated to the poor side of the alien adjacent neighborhood on the appliance time trial.
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If you're coming to Belgrade soon or at any point in the future, just let me know a day in advance, we can have a coffee at the airport or wherever(hello from Kazakhstan, I’ll be back Sunday)
I need to find a better way to deal with the site's software. Before I tried to use html in an attachment, but it wouldn't allow it. Knowing this, I have been just using picture type attachments. I tried to use just plain text for the list I created, but the site kept wiping out the formatting. The result that I posted was print to pdf, convert to jpeg and post the picture. At the end of the fight, I just accepted the result. Next time I try and do something, I'll pick a better font or something.Something's off with your screenshot btw, it's barely legible, at least with the dark theme.
Used this advice and managed to improve some more. I'm still struggling with the steering "sticking" during chicanes/esses, but this advice certainly helpedIf you use full lock, the steering will "stick" in that position. So, if you use high sensitivity, the steering gets to full lock faster and takes an age to wind off, making chicanes impossible. That leaves you trying to find the balance between having a fast enough steering response to make the corner without horrible understeer vs hitting full lock and getting that horrible delay in the lock coming off. There have been several challenges where I think pausing to change the steering sensitivity part way around the lap may have been worth a try.
I struggled a lot harder than I usually do here.Hi everyone.
Been a rough two weeks for me. It's tax season and I'm drowning. Also been out with the nastiest summer flu that won't leave 🤧
Wow this Monza TT is tough. I started on Monday evening with a time of 1:25.851. On Tuesday evening I dropped that time by 2 10ths.
This is me for now. My optimal times are closer to gold but still far away. Throwing in the towel here.
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Cheers for the mention.I always find the WR laps are generally a work of art, K De Bruin especially as he has a really nice smooth driving style; sometimes it seems like the track limits are not possible but they are on the last millimetre of legal tarmac… the skill level is off the scale. It’s an honour following people like this and we are lucky enough to have world top 10 drivers like @Metalgear9493 and @jontikis to follow on various TTs. An absolute privilege
(hello from Kazakhstan, I’ll be back Sunday)
I have been vindicated! My team laughed when I said I did this. Though I'm clearly not as quick as you at it, it is satisfying to know that, during a corner at speed X, I can open the wheel up X much at X point. Glad that others do the same!Cheers for the mention.
I have a very different way of approaching a TT. I try and solve it with mathematics. This means I never drive by 'feel'.
I use speed readings during corners. Registering these readings on the fly enables me to turn the wheel extremely precisely to minimise unwanted understeer, the ultimate lap time destroyer.
lol, never underestimate the aliens.Yesterday, I watched the replay of K. de Bruin.
I know that these aliens are capable of anything, but frankly I do not see where it would be possible to earn 0.100 compared to its lap.
The braking at the Good Year chicane is very late and the traction on exit very good.
At the chicane della Roggia, go beyond and I think it’s a invalidated lap.
Lesmo 1 is at the edge of the curbs.
Lesmo 2 touches the curb and the exit is wide.
The Ascari variant is insane (without TCS) !
There may be variations to the Curva Parabolica but I have a doubt.
I hope it stays that way.
Well......this is kind of ironic...or scary at the same time.....And another great lap eaten by the loose wiring of the devils battery vehicle.....
@250Cal "If you use full lock, the steering will "stick" in that position. So, if you use high sensitivity, the steering gets to full lock faster and takes an age to wind off, making chicanes impossible. That leaves you trying to find the balance between having a fast enough steering response to make the corner without horrible understeer vs hitting full lock and getting that horrible delay in the lock coming off. There have been several challenges where I think pausing to change the steering sensitivity part way around the lap may have been worth a try."Used this advice and managed to improve some more. I'm still struggling with the steering "sticking" during chicanes/esses, but this advice certainly helped
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My first and best advice is = Stick to this forum, it is place that makes people faster! People are supportive and nice and friendly. I think I was finishing P 20 000 when I joined this thread and with advices and a lot of practice practice practice I managed to get my first alien badge after maybe a year or so.First of all, CONGRATS to all folks that managed to get Gold in Monza F3500 TT. You are very-very skilled!
In my case, the best lap I was able to do was 1.27.4 which was 0.5 sec off SILVER. Shame, but this is the real assessment of my current skills and experience.
I need some help and suggestions. Maybe you have an idea how I can improve.
Quick summary:
I started playing GT7 in Dec 2024. I do not have any experience with Sim racing or games in general. I used to have PS1 long-long time ago and now decided to get PS5 Pro because of GT7 and F1 games. F1 is disaster, GT7 is phenomenal!
I play with a controller. For F3500 Monza TT my first laps were on 1.32-1.31. I have improved quickly to low 1.29 and high 1.28. It too me longer to get below 1.28 and get 1.27.9. Then I just struggled with improving my lap time. I was able to get 1.27.4 and regularly be high 1.27, but I just have no idea what to do to get 1-2 sec faster.
My settings were: TC - 3, Auto Gearbox, gamepad sensitivity - 4. I tried multiple things and did follow a ghost but did not manage to improve.
Now the TT is over. I think I am able to just take F3500 to Monza and practice. I want to find a way to get to where Silver and Gold was.
Any practical suggestions and help you can give? Truly appreciate it!