Finding the red bull quite fun the racing is hilarious and I'm making good ground from starting with no qualy time however I've screwed myself every race bar one the corner before tetre rouge by getting a bit eager on the throttle with worn tyres. Managed a win and a couple of seconds after getting dropped to low s sr but back into high s for the next one.
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- Australia
It is genuinely hilarious. The first slot I spent the whole race giggling like a school kid as car after car just went into spins without any one close by. At one point coming out of the second chicane on Hunadieres all 3 cars in front of me either spun or hit the wall . It was like I had a snow plow running 2 seconds ahead of me just brushing cars aside to let me through.
Honestly just the funniest race.
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- Germany
The Red Bull sounds like a buzzsaw. My ears are hurting 
- 2,756
- New Plymouth
These Red Bull raves are total meme fodder. The cars are sketchy enough to control, then have people trying racing moves that dont work well in High Downforce cars is crazy. Had lots of people draft past me and then swerve directly in front of me at the braking zone. C'mon, what do they think is going to happen? I brake early expecting it now, but still end up tapping them about 50pct of the time.
Still quite fun. I enjoy Le Sarthe any time it comes up, and while I'm annoyed at some of my track limit penalties it is always fun to have a race like this where keeping it on track and finishing is this big a challenge.
Good to see fellow GTP drivers out there as well. Be careful and easy on the throttle there.
Still quite fun. I enjoy Le Sarthe any time it comes up, and while I'm annoyed at some of my track limit penalties it is always fun to have a race like this where keeping it on track and finishing is this big a challenge.
Good to see fellow GTP drivers out there as well. Be careful and easy on the throttle there.
Good to see you out of there mate. Hope I didn't cause you too many issues was trying real hard to stay out of your bumper and then the guy in front of you was driving like he was in a GT3 car. Actually managed to keep the thing pointed in the right direction that last race.
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- New Plymouth
You were all good, and fun seeing you out there again.
Knew I could trust you not to send it anywhere too crazy. The other guy not so much. I accidentally bumped him in a braking zone so I think he was upset. I made my own mistakes pushing the chicanes and the curves. I'm still having a blast out there figuring how these things go and where you can push them.
Found my race for the week. Interlagos can go away for now. Always good to see you back out there.
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- Behind you
How far forward? Yes I knew some of what I was doing wrong, but knowing and fixing are 2 different things.
I'm running BB 3 to front and actually using TCS 1 through and out of corners and turning it off in about 4th gear down the longer straights and back on before hitting the brakes. Found it helps with stability. These things go through Porsche curves almost flat.
I actually managed it flat a couple of times using the side g force to wipe a bit of speed off in the right hander and double left before dropping one gear while holding it flat for the next right if you get the mark right you can turn it at the last left and get the inside tyre over the kerb.
- 1,677
- Australia
I’m running -3. Still let’s me take Eau Rouge and Virage du Pont flat out. Toying with trying -4 or -5 to be honest
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- Rule 12
- GTP_Famine
That'd be useful if the race was at Spa, or Paul Ricard was in the game...
- 48,802
- Australia
Actually qualified(1:31.142) in the RSR, for Interlagos. First slot. Started 6th. Finished 4th9behind a 3rd placed RSR, P1 was a WRX and P2 an AMG GT). Those AMGs just slide everywhere.
Had a Genesis and AMG GT ahead of me. They were both a bit sloppy. Genesis nearly speared into the left hand wall after T4. The AMG was accelerating with so much slidey understeer. I was patient and dispatched it after the PZ. Pulled away and it got hounded by the cars behind. Missed FL by .005. Comfortable car to drive.
Had a Genesis and AMG GT ahead of me. They were both a bit sloppy. Genesis nearly speared into the left hand wall after T4. The AMG was accelerating with so much slidey understeer. I was patient and dispatched it after the PZ. Pulled away and it got hounded by the cars behind. Missed FL by .005. Comfortable car to drive.
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- Due West of Europe
Just tried races B and C.
In the style of Jesse from The Fast Show
”This week, oi’ll be mainly drawrin’ cars …..”
In the style of Jesse from The Fast Show
”This week, oi’ll be mainly drawrin’ cars …..”
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- Australia
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- United States
- equus_ferrum
If only there were other ovals they could use...especially one located in Japan so it would hopefully see a lot of use in the game. Maybe spice it up by having both turns being very different from each other...🤔
And how about another track like Broad Bean that's a road course that drives like an oval? But maybe make it much larger and even faster. Maybe some sort of High Speed Ring.
PD would never do either of those though...
- 967
- Sydney
- Raptor_Race_13
I've had a blast in the two races I've done so far at Le Mans.
Started 3rd and 8th respectively and picked up a pair of fourths including in a race with @Redneckchef.
Started 3rd and 8th respectively and picked up a pair of fourths including in a race with @Redneckchef.
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- Bristol, UK
- OJBrit
That's what I was doing wrong.You have to watch out for turn 4.
There are enough ovals and Daytona will add a further one on to GT7.
There is a lack of decent tracks in GT in America and when thinking about hosting championships it's usually between BMBIA or Laguna. As Laguna comes up frequently in Sport mode I usually go for BMBIA to be different. Plus Laguna is funny with the Hillbilly Air Force of cropdusters giving a flyby. Hopefully a few more of the GT circuits apart from Trail Mountain return in GT7 to give America a bit more of a flavour.
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- Sydney
- Raptor_Race_13
I've always considered Grand Valley Speedway to be located somewhere in the USA although to my knowledge we've heard no announcement of its return in GT7.That's what I was doing wrong.
There are enough ovals and Daytona will add a further one on to GT7.
There is a lack of decent tracks in GT in America and when thinking about hosting championships it's usually between BMBIA or Laguna. As Laguna comes up frequently in Sport mode I usually go for BMBIA to be different. Plus Laguna is funny with the Hillbilly Air Force of cropdusters giving a flyby. Hopefully a few more of the GT circuits apart from Trail Mountain return in GT7 to give America a bit more of a flavour.
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- equus_ferrum
- 678
- Rotterdam
- mcl-1974-2
I hope so much that this track will be back in GT7. It is still my favourite fantasy track ever!
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- Australia
High speed ring is fine but for ovals they don't even need to scan Motegi, they just have to look at any oval track design, its not rocket science.
Unfortunately they can't grasp this because PD designs tracks around gimmicks, when ovals more than any other circuits are based on subtle differences.
That's what I was doing wrong.
There are enough ovals and Daytona will add a further one on to GT7.
There is a lack of decent tracks in GT in America and when thinking about hosting championships it's usually between BMBIA or Laguna. As Laguna comes up frequently in Sport mode I usually go for BMBIA to be different. Plus Laguna is funny with the Hillbilly Air Force of cropdusters giving a flyby. Hopefully a few more of the GT circuits apart from Trail Mountain return in GT7 to give America a bit more of a flavour.
With PDs resources they are more than capable of adding enough road courses and ovals. I'd be fine with the number of ovals they have in GT Sport if 3/4 of them resembled a real oval that you can pass at.
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- Canada
Road America, Road Atlanta and Barber would solve the crappy US tracks situation in a hurry. Add Mosport to that list, Canada is close enough.
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- Nor Cal
- sturk0167
Whoa. Not used to being able to go full-throttle through so many of these Le Mans turns.
I've been doing practice laps, and learning the car. The limits of that car appear to be beyond my abilities.
So far, my best lap in time trial mode would put me about 4 1/2 seconds behind the top qualifier.
I've been doing practice laps, and learning the car. The limits of that car appear to be beyond my abilities.
So far, my best lap in time trial mode would put me about 4 1/2 seconds behind the top qualifier.
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- Canada
- Kaizen-Teian
Probably won't happen due to licensing I'm guessing, but I'd be happy with just 1 oval in the game, Indianapolis. And I would love an original brick version.
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- United States
- equus_ferrum
It was in GT6 (and I think 5 too). No reason they couldn't bring it back to GT7. I'd actually forgotten about it. Despite it being an oval, I never did race it much...Probably won't happen due to licensing I'm guessing, but I'd be happy with just 1 oval in the game, Indianapolis. And I would love an original brick version.
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- Canada
- Kaizen-Teian
Not because I think it's the best or anything, most others were built after and improved on the concept. It is the most well known.
Also today I learned there's a Dayton Speedway, in Dayton Ohio. I wonder how many people showed up there by accident?
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- Birmingham, UK
- GOTMAXPOWER
Last weeks shenanigans, I crashed. A lot:
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