
I really don't get what the deal is with the hybrid juice on ths Fit in race A. I would expect lap times to be faster when you have juice, but all my fastest laps happen when it's gone. I did about 30 laps this morning, chasing a top ten spot. Missed it by about .01. I did 2 laps in the 35.4's, 2 in the 35.5's. Lots of .6, .7's and .8's. Best lap with juice was a high 35.6, but most were .9's. I look at speeds just before hitting the brakes, and I don't see a difference really. I think it actually hurts in sector 2. Seems to spin up the tires faster so you loose drive.
IDK why the top 10 spot means so much. It's like an addiction. I'm at 13th now, and I figure .04 faster will probably get me there. Maybe another run tomorrow morning. I won one from the back last night, but it wasn't really fair with the pole at 36.1. Had fun with the Demio from the back. Pretty easy to pass in the 2'nd sector.

You can watch both a replay, and follow a ghost of the top 10 in your region in practice. I usually chase the ghost of the #1 to drop time. If you turn on corner markers and the racing line, it can be helpful. Do a few laps to get the feel, then watch the #1 replay from in car with the telemetry on so you can see brake points, corner speeds and throttle usage, along with the line. Then load the ghost, and try to get a drive on it coming out of every corner. You will get faster. Good luck!Funny I get my fastest laps when the battery is gone too, but only managing to get a regular 1.38.xx lap no idea how you top lot are getting the 1.35.xx I obviously need more learning time on the track.
It would be nice to see a replay of some of these faster laps so I can see where I am going wrong.
Previous vids showed me that I was on the brakes for far to long going into corners, and I must admit it is prity amazing to see how some of you top drivers actually drive.

I really don't get what the deal is with the hybrid juice on ths Fit in race A. I would expect lap times to be faster when you have juice, but all my fastest laps happen when it's gone.


You can watch both a replay, and follow a ghost of the top 10 in your region in practice. I usually chase the ghost of the #1 to drop time. If you turn on corner markers and the racing line, it can be helpful. Do a few laps to get the feel, then watch the #1 replay from in car with the telemetry on so you can see brake points, corner speeds and throttle usage, along with the line. Then load the ghost, and try to get a drive on it coming out of every corner. You will get faster. Good luck!

Try to turn in smooth, without sliding, and get on the gas early. You'll be doing 36's in no time!Thanks for that advice its just helped in getting me a 1.37.3xx lap just need to keep trying now and see if one or two setting changes helps me with it

5 seconds at Le Sarthe is not so bad. What DR are you? @Pigems is A or A+ and fast!

If you are Sand just six seconds after Pigems on the second longest track in the game you are good. This week is going to make you CI'm a perpetual D. The more I try to move up, the harder I go down. Only been sim racing, w/ wheel, for about 10 or 11 weeks. I got into it as a Nascar fan, but seem to have more fun road racing. Much more challenging.

If you are Sand just six seconds after Pigems on the second longest track in the game you are good. This week is going to make you C

If I can I race in the morning, much cleaner. Some days I get the European morning first and then follow with the NA morningThanks, I hope. Now I have to decide if I'll drive something comfortable in the curves, or something that can keep up down the straight. I've knocked down the times to 3:10's in the R92 and XJR. Also in the McLaren, which is much more smooth on the front turny side. Decisions, decisions.
See you there, perhaps. And yes, I'm am S. The one thing I have going for me. I do my best to keep it clean.
What time do most of you race? I tend to go early morning (US EST), before Brazil wakes up.

Thanks, I hope. Now I have to decide if I'll drive something comfortable in the curves, or something that can keep up down the straight. I've knocked down the times to 3:10's in the R92 and XJR. Also in the McLaren, which is much more smooth on the front turny side. Decisions, decisions.
See you there, perhaps. And yes, I'm am S. The one thing I have going for me. I do my best to keep it clean.
What time do most of you race? I tend to go early morning (US EST), before Brazil wakes up.


Lol my cat has taken to sleeping on my lap when I am racing




I had a great race in Race C earlier in the week. P13 up to p4 but the final sector really was a peach.

So, Saturday night late might not be a good time for racing...My race went something like this...I’m the rooster...
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I really do wonder what the N600 car is going to be for next week? It says there’s no BoP, so I assume it’s a one-make.

I really do wonder what the N600 car is going to be for next week? It says there’s no BoP, so I assume it’s a one-make.

I'm hoping for the GTR, Huracan, or NSX because they're AWD. Otherwise, I'll have no chance at all.The only N600 I remember racing was the Huracan LP 610-4 at Kyoto when races were daily. N600 is a seldom used class.
Although still difficult to say, PD haven't recycled many races lately so I'd take what was used in the past with a grain of salt. I'll go out on a whim and say the Amuse S2000.
