How I Became TOP 1% Sim Racer in the WORLD
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- Опубліковано 24 тра 2023
- I mostly post videos about racing technique and my goal is to make you drive faster, whether you drive in iRacing, Gran Turismo, Assetto Corsa Competizione, F1 2022, Rennsport, RaceRoom Experience, rFactor 2, and real life. Subscribe and check my other videos to learn something!
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What books do you recommend?
even tho i dont seriously sim race, your tips always apply to almost everything else, whether its playing instruments, playing a sport… always find a way to learn and improve!
Tip 6, a wooden chair is not classified as a good sim rig..... my ass still hurts
Well racecars are not comfortable, do there you go😉
i used to have an office chair with wheels underneath but it would slide backwards when i used the pedals so i had to switch to a wooden chair and i can confirm it hurts your ass
@@Noscripts i got a upgrade, it still a chair that slides a bit, but its softer now
I use a hard plastic chair too but with a soft back supporter placed on it. Works like a charm.
What you said about piano can be applied also to any instrument. I am a drummer and was self taught for most of my life. The I learned proper techniques and it took a long time to get rid of many bad habits. And I still have more.
Excellent information with flawless delivery! Thanks
sheesh, that steering movement is quiet realistic. I was confused whether I was watching a game footage or IRL footage. Thank you for the tip.
its GT7 at the Nürburgring
@@d3tach3d Yes, I know that part. But thank you for pointing it out.
You should have a video series where you watch your Subscribers hot laps and point out where they can improve. Cut it up into 10 different shorts and have one full video 10-15 mins long per person. Seems like a cool series to do. (Any you may even be able to charge them for this service if you want cash)
I've played the guitar and remember the teacher told me to try keep my fingers as close to the chords as possible for shorter finger travel, so then better control, I was like "tha foook you talking about?" but with the time it proven to be true, from then I search for details and in driving it really applies, I watch my replays and find why I a specific corner feels weird and how to prepare my line for that corner
Any tips how to find a team?
Here’s a tip from a irl rally driver: don’t go faster than what you’re comfortable with and go at your own pace
Idk maybe this only works when your life is actually in danger I don’t play racing games
Hey, I'm curious did you learn piano on your own or under a teacher? I'm also a pianist but recently got really into watching sim racing, saving up for a rig 😅
I’ve nearly built my skill entirely from the ground up over the past two years and really the only advice I’ve taken on is the avoidance of bad habits.
One piece of strong advice I have for newer sim racers is that you should always keep trying to learn new techniques or styles and adapt it into your own everyday racing. As sim racers we are advantaged in that we can try basically any type of driving within minutes of eachother and compare on a whim. I recommend doing this, try rallying, try gt, try f1, see how everything drives. But don’t forget to choose a discipline, many choose gt racing as it is the most vast in sim and the best simulated but there are all types and levels of sim racing disciplines. For me I chose F1 but I find that just sticking too it can get boring and I plateaued easily, when learning or choosing don’t forget to just go in and try other styles from time to time. I’ve adapted some rally and Gt racing styles into my f1 racing and it helped a lot with how I should react and prepare for corners and other events. Adapting other stuff into my driving helped me advance and not plateau in F1 again, although I’m still an amateur I’m much more comfortable being a better driver than just an f1 racer.
In grand total just don’t stop learning, there is always new tricks and stuff that you can pick up from anywhere. It’s ok to be cocky, eventually that wears off, but don’t ignore advice from someone faster and don’t underestimate fellow sim racers. But most importantly have fun, take breaks, don’t just grind it all in on sim racing, take your time with getting better, it’s a long grueling process and even the best still follow that process of just trying to get better. It’s even harder for them so getting better is determined by thousandths of seconds. But just have fun, I regret taking it too seriously and for a while it sucked the fun out of it but now that I’m a better driver overall I’m a lot more comfortable just hanging back and learning to be better and still have fun. It’s not about winning it’s about enjoying it truly.
Also why would I spend thousands on a rig when practicing caused me severe mental pain… I had to learn how to have fun sim racing
I got a racing harness immediately, set my seat correctly and watched skip barbers video tutorial
Ive lost my speed because of bad habits. So i am just going to practice thise while doing league races until i get better, for myself and my friends.
I'm a sim drifter, but thanks to your tips I was able to beat Gran Turismo and all the menu books on Level 3 difficulty! Thanks for the tips bro
Congrats man!
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Holy crap I've never seen someone take the carousel so well in a car like that 🤯🤯
Get all lag out if your system such as monitor refresh rates. Make sure you have zero movement in your rig as well.
thought he was gonna play space song in the background at the start
What books do you recomend for racing technique?
What wheel did you start with? Im currently looking for one that will last me a while for not that much money.
I know im not the dude youre looking for but I started with the Thrustmaster T150 and made it quite far in iRacing but I just recently got a Fanatec ClubSport V2.5 and I’ve picked up .5-.6 seconds just thru pedals and more consistent inputs with the better wheel. Very much recommend and it was only about $600ish. Heads up, it doesnt come with a table clamp. I’d suggest either this wheel or the Fanatec DD base
@@Clippz Hey, thanks for the response. I was actually looking at some t150 and some TMX wheels, as they would be a huge upgrade from my driving force pro.
@@oliwiertm I also made this mistake when I started sim racing. After I fell deeper into the sim racing rabbit hole I bought a simagic alpha wheel base and I thought I would be fine sticking with the t3pa pedals that I had, but it was only after I upgraded my pedals I saw a substantial decrease in lap times. So if I were you I would upgrade your pedals first, either by modding them or buying new ones.
Right now I use the t128. Good starter wheel for $200. Could be better but I'm having a blast with it. Its an upgrade from my 458. However I use the pedals from my 458. Again I dont have a mind blowing setup but I have alot of fun anyways.
T300rs in 2017 and still going strong. Imo its the best you can get if you dont want to compromise anything major :). Its not that strong but its really precise ffb and you can get really quick with it
Are there any racing books you recommend?
Bro that cam is insane
I been trying to fix my driving bad habits for 10 year's, i carnt seem to stop ripping the handbrake at 150, 😂🤣😂🤣💯👍💪
Yo I also play piano and i adore racing. Will remember this
its just a game i play in my spare time, its not that serious..
Not some players that focus on eSports though. Those are serious. There are some racers that went racing irl like this guy and Igor Fraga (went for Super Formula in Japan).
Hey great videos 👍 how do I join a good league racing on assetto corsa?
I havent tried a champ or league because i always get rammed on ac in normal races so i have a lil trauma from that
If you got nothing better to do in life, let's go
From my experience you always have to make sure you don't develop permanent habits, keep your learning ability liquefied, especially on iracing because they update things so much doing things one way will only stay relevant for so long, don't fall into complacency, always keep learning no matter how good you get, as the saying goes "complacency kills"
That goes for everything, not just sim racing.
The most tryhard video i have ever watched
it is just a game
which game is this? iracing? assetto corsa?
How do you join a team? The forums?
There are a bunch of teams out there, I own a team called SCSR that focuses on all types of sim racing
@@NSG-kc6zl but where do you find these teams? Is there some kind of search tool or application process in iracing or do you just go to the forums and see who’s recruiting? I’ve been on iracing for about 3 months now and it’s kinda getting boring cause I mainly play solo since all my friends are console peasants lol and making friends online is tough since people only wanna talk to you when you make contact and it’s only to tell you how much you suck and that they’re reporting you for no reason lmao.
@@dbzcollector9963lol I'd play with you! just started getting more serious about simracing a month ago, mainly in gt7 but also some AC on PC. found a casual group on forums but idk about finding more serious leagues either
@@dbzcollector9963 The console peasants said "Ok, Billy no-mates"...
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Am i looking at video game or real life footage
I need to join a team and do some championships but I have a question. The problem I face now is with trail braking because I literally cannot feel my brake pedal (Thrustmaster T3PA and using conical brake mod). I want to add a very high resistance compression spring between the pedal and the brake mod to try and give me more of an idea of where the pedal is and also help me ease off in a better more rhythmic way. Do you think I should go ahead with this or just try practice without it. N.B. the range of motion that I cannot feel is about 25%
Yes, making the travel a little bit harder initially would definitely help!!
@@SuellioAlmeida thank you sir✌🏼I am going on the hunt for this spring this weekend actually. I hope I can find the one with the right resistance
@@racingreaperofficial I have the Thrustmaster T-LCM pedals and I actually had a harder time at first because of the additional force coming from the default plastic 2 pedals on the T300RS.
I think what he's talking about with bad habits is actually your issue, you could be braking too late and trying to brake harder than you can. Sure, a little resistance can help you to apply the same pressure every time, but its just as possible with the cheapos if you pay close attention to the locking up.
@@Greatest_Scottah I'm shocked to hear that it's actually trickier going to the load cell pedals. My issue isn't the amount of force when pressing the pedal, it's when I need to trail off. I cannot feel anything after I've released the pedal past the conical brake mod and that range of movement accounts for about 25% of detected braking pressure. My plan is once I get the spring in, I will adjust the gamma to detect the range of motion on the spring to be light braking and the range of motion on the brake mod to be heavy braking🤔hope it works though🤞🏼(playing in Assetto Corsa by the way). I really started to find it hard when I got up to Formula Cars. I was locking up at every corner. I did manage to start doing better but I know I can still improve more if I can just feel the pedal better when coming off the brake🤔
@@racingreaperofficial I play Assetto Corsa also. What servers you use ? I'm in the SRP, No Hesi, and 24hr Nürburgring servers mostly.
But yeah no it wasn't harder, just difficult for me to get used to. It's all about muscle memory. Idk though what you mean about not being able to feel it, unless you can't feel how your foot is angled. Do you wear shoes when you play? Most I'll do is socks.
But what boks du you Read about racing technique
What game is that?
Nürnburgring?
we don't have that in Philippines
how I became the best of the best of the best... of the best of the best...
Go into top 1% in a racing game is hard but you want to be in top 0,1% to have a chance to beat the best driver in the world ! (I'm actualy in top 0,5% to be honest and I confirm, it's fucking hard to progress x)
talks about iRacing, shows GT7 while drive a formula 1 car at the NURB.
Lovely b roll man couldn't miss the opportunity
Ill just practice tons of laps. The other day I did at least 150 laps at nurburgring. I race people to see where I stand. Usually top 5 or top 3. (But thats not a championship or serious competition). Depending on whether its AC or ACC I can watch a faster driver from his perspective and take mental notes. Joining a team is a no go. Any game that always ruins the experience. Plus plenty of tutorials from great sim racers where i can apply their tips.
Why is joining a team a no go?
The game was Gran Turismo SPORT wasn't it?
Or 6, try some real life 'slow' race cars as a practice. Nothing beats the real experience
To be number 1 have trauma in your piano career
Does keyboard count?
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wow why does this look nearly 4k it looks like shit on my 3500 dollar PC
I cant afford a rig.. Im out!
My brother is maybe 2000 on iRacing so what percentage is that haha
That's top ~15%!
Wait this is gt7
as someone who has always been top 1% in every racing game, the real trick is to "practice."
it is the one simple and easy trick that THEY don't want you to know.
Except if you practice the wrong thing, repeat it for years and teach your muscular memory how to do the wrong thing every time, then you're fucked
@@SuellioAlmeida maybe, i give every game a "drift test" as i call it. if you can do a circle drifting indefinitely then the physics are usually close enough. project cars 1 fails the test, i think the second one seemed ok but they had the engine limiter problem so i never played. asseto corsa passes "sort of" depending on the car, but doesn't feel right so i never played.
forza 7 nearly can't even drift because of the understeer so i never played. GTA sanandreas passes if your in the right car.
forza motorsports 2 and 3 and 4 passes very nicely.
iRacing passes very nicely.
wreckfest passes, but the physics are a little off.
the newer F1 games usually pass (but where is the force feedback?! it's cancer!)
dirt rally 2.0 passes pretty nicely, the first one was off.
i always worried about bad habits, and maybe i'm just lucky i started out in a proper sim, and steer clear of bad ones. but idk because racing is all about adaptation and repetition. even Max Verstappen uses asseto corsa and i'd never touch that game.
i think the only REAL requirement is using a wheel and not a controller. that transition really hurt me. i did 100 laps a day for a few months like i was learning to walk again in rehab or something. and it took about a year after that to be whole again.
@@SixxWolfZx Agree, and even more than that, there's a way to be even more efficient to be careful and not create those mistakes in the first place!
@@SixxWolfZx I started a few years ago and had no money. I bought an used Driving Force GT and researched as much as I could on the internet to learn the right techniques, that helped a lot
@@SixxWolfZx bro what the fuck i'm just expressing my opinion here, you're the one taking it personally and being sarcastic in your response
Is this clip in Vr?
nope!
@@SuellioAlmeidathen is all the head movement just simulated? if so it's very convincing. have you tried iracing in VR? wondering how the graphics are cause ACC in VR was horrible
This is just one of the replay cameras in GT7
Do you want to say I should give up enjoying sim racing ?
It is impossible for me to remove bad habits within several years. Because I am neither young nor talented unlike you and I have a full time job.
Suellio pls gib me free lessons
Too old to get faster but thanks!
All this for a videogame?
Yes! And I got to drive real race cars because of it
The very first thing you did was lose all your life savings on an overpriced racing game with a shit ton of microtransactions
People who like bread
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ANOTHER COMMON SENSE (SELF IMPROMVEMENT) VIDEO #3,200,001 in just the Year 2023 thats covers the same topics that thousands of others are talking about..All recycling content and filling just making massive "Digital Landfills" of Waste. When in the hell is "GW" from MGS2 going to take over already...
Still not a lie about how i really got where I am today. If you're not interested in the content you can click "not interested"
It would be nice to include some proof that you are indeed in the top 1% cus my bullshit meter went off immediately
My iRating is 8455, google it
@@SuellioAlmeida this was intended as a constructive feedback. just include a quick screenshot next time because im probably not gonna bother Googling you if i'm just watching shorts, you know what I mean? keep it up
@@michaeli.9006 Makes sense!! Thanks for the feedback man 💪🏽 Never gone through my mind that people wouldn't believe on that, especially because for me what really mattered in the video was the advice at the end
My tip is....just practise and practise...don't join a fast team because they'll just not be well. Race on your own, study your weakness, fix that weakness....just keep racing and you'll get there. This video is an L advice
IRACING SUCKS BTW