What a difference. On other track I'm 1sec above but on this one I'm 4. There are a few turns and sections that are really edgy here. Really difficult. Thanks!
Keep in mind that the longer track will generally mean bigger time gaps. A 1 second gap on a shorter track could definitely become 3-4 on this track. There certainly are some tough parts on this track too
Brilliant driving! Thanks for the detailed track guide and all the effort you put into it. I'm new to sim racing and am 13 seconds slower than you. I hope to improve over time. Were you using any assists or were all assists switched off? I keep stability control on otherwise I seem to spin off randomly.
Thank you! I am not using any assists here, although I'm using the cars standard traction control which is apart of the actual car. If it helps you out, definitely use the stability control and if you become comfortable driving like that, then you can try turn it off and train yourself to become comfortable without it.
Merci pour ces guides très bien faits et précieux pour qui ne connais pas ces voitures et circuits du wec Je vais m’entraîner efficacement avec la Ferrari
I'm really enjoying driving on it, I'm just looking forward to when it is a bit more complete. I'm not sure if I'll do a review because there are already a lot out there
Brillant, thanks for all your guide ! Lmu is my 1st sim game. At this moment i played with 360 controller with no assist, waiting to equip myself How do you do to break 100% ?, i locked everytime if i do that.
Thank you for taking the time to make these track guides. These have all helped me find some significant time. Keep them up!
what a noise 2:56
Thank you for bringing me up to Speed. Already on a few tracks already! Is that you at 2:01 on the right ?
I'm glad it's helping out! And yes it is a goofy version of me! I really didn't think anyone would spot it haha, good eye
What a difference. On other track I'm 1sec above but on this one I'm 4. There are a few turns and sections that are really edgy here. Really difficult. Thanks!
Keep in mind that the longer track will generally mean bigger time gaps. A 1 second gap on a shorter track could definitely become 3-4 on this track. There certainly are some tough parts on this track too
Very helpful, thanks. The pit entry bit is a nice addition to the usual track guides.
Oscar Piastri is such a gentleman for teaching us how to drive as good as him 😉
Very Good!
Brilliant driving! Thanks for the detailed track guide and all the effort you put into it. I'm new to sim racing and am 13 seconds slower than you. I hope to improve over time. Were you using any assists or were all assists switched off? I keep stability control on otherwise I seem to spin off randomly.
Thank you! I am not using any assists here, although I'm using the cars standard traction control which is apart of the actual car. If it helps you out, definitely use the stability control and if you become comfortable driving like that, then you can try turn it off and train yourself to become comfortable without it.
Thanks for the advice! How do you manage to modulate your braking so well? I didn't notice you locking up at all throughout your laps.
Merci pour ces guides très bien faits et précieux pour qui ne connais pas ces voitures et circuits du wec
Je vais m’entraîner efficacement avec la Ferrari
Very helpful, thank you!
LMP2 Lap Guide for this track please 😍
what's your thought of LMU? would you do a review video?
I'm really enjoying driving on it, I'm just looking forward to when it is a bit more complete. I'm not sure if I'll do a review because there are already a lot out there
Many thanks for the guides man! Excellent!
Do you intend to do it for the rest of the tracks?
Cheers
You are the best. Thanks for sharing!
Je ne parle pas anglais mais vraiment merci beaucoup c'est très pertinent et professionnel😊
Brillant, thanks for all your guide ! Lmu is my 1st sim game. At this moment i played with 360 controller with no assist, waiting to equip myself
How do you do to break 100% ?, i locked everytime if i do that.
is there a difference when we take a different car ?
I always followed red lights for shifting, its very wierd that shifting early makes better speeds. Is it common in real race car or sim?