Dude, do not worry. I've taken up the rear of this series for at least two seasons.
Props for a.) racing clean with some really fast guys (not me) and
b.) doing it in one of the harder cars to race in.
My strategy is to just stay clean and consistent, and hope for someone to hit the dirt or for me to get a few spots on pit strategy haha. As you can see I was dead last from a few mistakes and then I went up and down when others pitted/you DNFed/etc. It happens. People disconnect from the matrix and vanish into mid air. People wreck during aggressive racing and sometimes when you're just on their tail for a while they get nervous and one mistake, boom you're past. I was having an awful, frustrating and boring race for large chunks of Daytona. I considered rage quit but then developed the double-stint strategy--as soon as I saw all the GT guys pit I decided to tack on an extra 5-10 laps and get into the top 5 for a bit. The beamer driver (Thursday's friend) passing me in the last 5 seconds made me so mad but it was the most exciting part of a race I've had in this whole series.
I'm sure you know what's going on this is just from my perspective. Anyway keep racing with us. After one season go back to random rooms and you'll see how much better you are 👍
Hmmm yes that is original. Maybe someone original came up with a way to replicate the tequila patron color scheme from ALMS 458s. Hmmm I wonder who that could have been. 💡