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- Austin, TX USA
- Winnie847
I didn’t have as much time to race yesterday as I thought I would, but I was able to put up a 1:16.6 for Race B and a 1:37.1 for Race C. I was pretty happy with those and was able to get a couple wins on each track.
For Race B, I first tried the Mustang and got a 1:16.9, then went back to the 86 and shaved a few tenths off. I still feel like I can squeeze another tenth or two out of it, but I’ll settle for a top 25 time in Gr.4, which is probably the best I’ve ever done in this class.
For Race C, I went back and forth between the Peugeot 908 and the Audi R18 2016. I was running similar laps in each of them so I think they are both capable qualy cars but I had the most success with the R18 in race on a no-stop strategy. Tried qualy with the Alpine but just can’t get the hang of it, maybe I’ll try again today. I also tried the no-stopper with the Toyota TS050 and even though no fuel-saving is required in that car, the tires were too bad at the end for my liking due to it being AWD. I did get beat in a couple races by guys on a one-stopper strategy in both the R18 and the Toyota so I may experiment with that today as well.
I tried two kart races with my mediocre time of 56.8, and while I did have fun, I got pushed around both races and ended up in walls or on the grass several times by people not using radar or simply not caring about so much contact, so I moved on.
I did see @Qyn and @Chevy Heavy in a couple races. Cheers fellas! Looking forward to seeing more of you guys out there later today/tonight.
For Race B, I first tried the Mustang and got a 1:16.9, then went back to the 86 and shaved a few tenths off. I still feel like I can squeeze another tenth or two out of it, but I’ll settle for a top 25 time in Gr.4, which is probably the best I’ve ever done in this class.
For Race C, I went back and forth between the Peugeot 908 and the Audi R18 2016. I was running similar laps in each of them so I think they are both capable qualy cars but I had the most success with the R18 in race on a no-stop strategy. Tried qualy with the Alpine but just can’t get the hang of it, maybe I’ll try again today. I also tried the no-stopper with the Toyota TS050 and even though no fuel-saving is required in that car, the tires were too bad at the end for my liking due to it being AWD. I did get beat in a couple races by guys on a one-stopper strategy in both the R18 and the Toyota so I may experiment with that today as well.
I tried two kart races with my mediocre time of 56.8, and while I did have fun, I got pushed around both races and ended up in walls or on the grass several times by people not using radar or simply not caring about so much contact, so I moved on.
I did see @Qyn and @Chevy Heavy in a couple races. Cheers fellas! Looking forward to seeing more of you guys out there later today/tonight.