I have had good fun with the Mustang before on that track. I usually do TCS 2 in race because it will hook up faster and be a lot less sensitive to other people trying to muscle you out of the way.Any thoughts on a fast car for RBR that's NOT fwd?
Any thoughts on a fast car for RBR that's NOT fwd?
Try the GT-R, or maybe even the Lancer.![]()
I had a similar experience about losing traction at Laguna seca last week. Didnt run wide, had a little over a second gap to car in front, and all of a sudden no grip for 2 laps. Was having to suddenly brake a good 10 meters earlier for the corners to be able to actually run them at any speed and not run off. Suddenly grip comes back like nothing happened after that. Weird.Forgot to post this yesterday. Unfortunately, the way I'm playing the game this time, with Ford only, the Mustang is not at it's best.
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Started last. Only got that place was, a car went off at T3 and was 11 seconds behind. More on that in a second.
I moved up to 13th, by a couple cars making mistakes. Mustang is only good at the esses. Other than that, it's getting smoked by TTs.
A fellow Mustang user I race often, was also struggling. At one point, the track seemed to have oil on it. No grip from either of us. Weird stuff. I'll post a clip.
Anyway, me getting 15th.
The TT that started ahead of me, made a run on a penalty serving Huracan(yep, those Huracan users). As the TT takes the outside line through the PZ, the Huracan tries to override that by also pushing the TT wide. Does it again at the final turn.
I take the place. After T1, the TT makes a good exit behind me and motors past(ridiculous). It catches the Huracan and revenge punt happens. TT driver brakes right after punting so it still made T2 with no time loss.
I just stay behind the TT for the nest lap.
The other Mustang goes wobbly. Loses the spot to the TT. It then lets me pass as it was slower on corner exit. Right then, I m having grip issues and have to give up the spot.
Three RCZs finish 1,2,3 and the rest of us, are 5 seconds to infinity behind.
Basic question, when would you advise to start purchasing cars? Currently I’m close to complete the campaign (only pending half of Circuit Experience). Using only the cars I have available, plenty of fun with those on daily races. Just wondering others opinion.
Basic question, when would you advise to start purchasing cars? Currently I’m close to complete the campaign (only pending half of Circuit Experience). Using only the cars I have available, plenty of fun with those on daily races. Just wondering others opinion.

Basic question, when would you advise to start purchasing cars? Currently I’m close to complete the campaign (only pending half of Circuit Experience). Using only the cars I have available, plenty of fun with those on daily races. Just wondering others opinion.
Any time you want to!You can always do a few offline races to get more money when needed, there’s only a handful of “really expensive” cars in the game and they rarely to never get used in sport mode. SM is mostly Gr.4 and Gr.3 cars, sometimes Gr.1 and Gr.2, but not very often.
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If you haven't signed a Driver Contract for FIA races, if/when you do, you get one Gr.3 & one GR.4 car to use for this year's FIA season. However, if you haven't read the GT Sport News, on May 22nd through May 25th, the Mazda developed RX-Vision GT3 racer, will begin to be available to all players.
You will have the option to switch Manufacturers, only after the Mazda RX-VISION GT3 is made available. So, it'll give you an opportunity to try an initial brand now and maybe switch to Mazda later.
I think most of the front drivers get too much power to weight. They try to even things up, but fwd is inherantly crap in roadracing since weight transfer kills acceleration AND cornering under power. To make up for it they give the cars extreme top end, which makes them unrealistically fast. I'm not even close to alien speed, but when a fwd car has 10mph more speed on the straight, it's not right. In reality, a fwd car should almost never be the META, but in gr4 it seems it almost always is.I spent around 10 qualifying laps in the TT Cup at RBR and set a reasonable 1:37.0. I usually don't race in the meta car but I was curious so I tried out 1 qualifying lap in the RCZ and went down to 1:36.8 with several mistakes. It's not a wonder my race had 14 of them because if you want to be competitive, why use anything else?
BoP for Gr.4 seems to be in a worse spot. I recall there were around 4 - 5 competitive choices last time we had this combo.
Yes. You can use both cars outside of the FIA races. Once chosen, the cars can't be deleted.Makes sense, thanks for the advice @ShiftingGears and @Pigems. I’m probably overthinking to much this, I will take the plunge and purchase some Gr3 and Gr4 cars.
Thanks, good point. Am I assuming correctly that you can use those cars even though you don’t race in any FIA races?
GT Sport tests your threshold for pain.
I did 2 Race C’s at Interlagos in the past hour. Have a 1.34 quali time so started 6th on the grid in a C/S field.
Race 1 - got up to 3rd cleanly by the mid of Lap 1 and was making a clean pass on 2nd place. Disconnected from network.
Race 2 - started from 6th again and had nice fights to get up to 3rd. Traded 3rd place a few times but it was clean and fun. Lap 10, running in 3rd with 4th place 2.5 sec behind. Disconnected from network.
Funnily I am numb. Will try again later.
I think most of the front drivers get too much power to weight. They try to even things up, but fwd is inherantly crap in roadracing since weight transfer kills acceleration AND cornering under power. To make up for it they give the cars extreme top end, which makes them unrealistically fast. I'm not even close to alien speed, but when a fwd car has 10mph more speed on the straight, it's not right. In reality, a fwd car should almost never be the META, but in gr4 it seems it almost always is.
It is. Jumping in a race right now.Yup. Meta car in Gr4 is a FF most of the time and it is kind of annoying. I would rather the FFs get their own group if they can't balance it. They do FF only Race As anyway. Gr4 is just kind of stale lately imo.

This happened to me yesterday in Race CI had a similar experience about losing traction at Laguna seca last week. Didnt run wide, had a little over a second gap to car in front, and all of a sudden no grip for 2 laps. Was having to suddenly brake a good 10 meters earlier for the corners to be able to actually run them at any speed and not run off. Suddenly grip comes back like nothing happened after that. Weird.