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Can’t the PUG compete with TS050?
It's too thirsty in my hands. Speed and power is there though.
Can’t the PUG compete with TS050?
would love to see BMW V12And that 905!!!
I'm with @doblocruiser on the Peugeot, tried it last round as it was the only gr1 I had at the time. Could do a solid 4.5 laps but I wasn't good enough at saving to make it 5 laps at speed. It is possible. Faster on the straights and still pretty nice to drive though.Can’t the PUG compete with TS050?
One make - 2009 Mercedes SLR on S/H tyres
And a grid start
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Want to get some qualy times for all races tonight so in my first half hour slot I set about improving my Le Mans time in the Audi and am really pleased with what I've managed to get, almost into the 3:20s with an optimum of 20.4.
But decided to have a look at how someone who appeared near the top when Spa debuted managed to get high up in EMEA again. Watching the lap he's slower than me pretty much all the way around until...
This counts??!!
I'm with @doblocruiser on the Peugeot, tried it last round as it was the only gr1 I had at the time. Could do a solid 4.5 laps but I wasn't good enough at saving to make it 5 laps at speed. It is possible. Faster on the straights and still pretty nice to drive though.
But decided to have a look at how someone who appeared near the top when Spa debuted managed to get high up in EMEA again. Watching the lap he's slower than me pretty much all the way around until...
We did a 2500hp Tomahawk race on CH tires once. It was epic!
He’s using the same trick they did at GoodWood, he cuts the corners and then doesn’t come back onto the track before the finish line, the game won’t give out the penalty until he returns to the track, but he’s finished the lap before doing so, therefore he doesn’t get a penalty for it.
I think the Sauber Mercedes handles better than the Mazda. It will probably also need a fuel stop.
I haven't had a chance to try it yet, though. Have you?
the RBR should be killed with fire and wiped off the face of the earth
Thanks for listening
When you're in a gas powered car and hoping to make it through the chicanes, to the starting line cleanly, only to see that there's a low DR driver starting behind you in a hybrid..............The Peugeot is really quick but the fuel and tyre wear hurts it.
It's become a slipstream event. You really need to stay with those infront of your just end up in no man's land.
I just had a new PB of picking up a penalty before the start line. Had to drive over the chicane to miss an erratic Porsche.
would love to see a daily with the group c cars missing a couple however. One I do not miss is the minolta !!!!!
When you're in a gas powered car and hoping to make it through the chicanes, to the starting line cleanly, only to see that there's a low DR driver starting behind you in a hybrid..............
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I was trying to figure out what your acronym meant. I had to Google it.FIFY![]()
It's supposed to feel like that, every turn changes camber or elevationGuys, I'm trying to learn and enjoy the red bull ring this week for race B and I'm struggling.
Can someone please give me some pointers regarding a decent car and brake balance combo that won't make every braking zone and subsequent turn-in feel like I'm driving on ice?
I don't need the best of the best, I'd just really like to be able to enjoy the track and lap consistently.
I just dressed up the Jag, taking that one out for a few rounds first. My Sauber still needs clothes. #blame @Invisigoth before I can drive it again.
The Jag is still the worst on brakes, worse on fuel as well than the Mazda. First to 8th were all TS050s, 9th an Alpine VGT who passed me when I went into the sand at Indianapolis, got to brake even earlier in lap 5 since tire wear is also worse in the Jag. Try again.
...and on the Nordschleife...One make - 2009 Mercedes SLR on S/H tyres
And a grid start
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Spot on.
I keep trying to force myself to learn more tracks but I just can't do it.
More than 2 years into the game and I only genuinely enjoy racing on 4 or 5 of the tracks.
Love seeing the field and I have a D/B driver behind in the Toyota, and further back a B/B driver in the lm55.
a low DR driver starting behind you in a hybrid..............

I just hit my PB at 3:27.7! 2 secs better than last time. Feels good. It's such a demanding track, my hands are white-knuclked on the wheel when I'm hotlapping.Probably going to be a week of hot lapping. But, new PB at la Sarthe. 3:23.950 in the TS050.
Beats my best time from last time by over half a second.
Use the Viper with BB -3. Very stable car to drive.
Looks like Laguna Seca is coming Thursday, which would make it a reasonable candidate for a daily race next week.
Not sure what the best combo would be (Gr.4 possibly?), but I might come out of my cave for some races if it looks good. Just praying it's not Race C.
I can see what's going to happen, T1, strait into the sandpit. I struggled for months with that corner on GT3
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Or, hitting it backwards up the hill in a super fast car with no downforce.![]()
When you're in a gas powered car and hoping to make it through the chicanes, to the starting line cleanly, only to see that there's a low DR driver starting behind you in a hybrid..............
Had 2 more goes at Race B. The key to this race is to get out of turn 1 in the lead, and then a la Jeremy Clarkson, "run for the border!"
The way you used it in your Big Willow video was perfect!That clip seems to be popular on this forum.![]()