Fastest lap around SPA in FXX no TCS - MT

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Valle1950
Hi guys,

Just wondering to compare some lap times on the beautiful SPA circuit, driving a Ferrari FXX.
TCS set to 0 with a manual gearbox. Car can be tuned to the max.

Mine is (with some 'major' driving mistakes) 2.18.736. Will try to improve that poor time, the following hours / days.

Feel free to try by yourself and post some laptimes !
We can create a little leaderboard with the best laps.
 
Valle1950
Hi guys,

Just wondering to compare some lap times on the beautiful SPA circuit, driving a Ferrari FXX.
TCS set to 0 with a manual gearbox. Car can be tuned to the max.

Mine is (with some 'major' driving mistakes) 2.18.736. Will try to improve that poor time, the following hours / days.

Feel free to try by yourself and post some laptimes !
We can create a little leaderboard with the best laps.
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You probably didn't have major driving mistakes. Otherwise why post that time. You just don't know if your time is fast or not.
 
I just did a quick 3 laps with a totally stock FXX, no tuning or setup and SH tyres 2.27.885.
Easily beatable, was quite tricky, use DS3

Edit, Same but SS tyres - 2.17.990

Edit2, Just for a laugh RS tyres - 2.09.116 - strangely i found these harder to drive on than SS, first time i've tried RS tyres in GT6,they seem to have changed for the better, not just unlimited grip!?
 
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phil_75
Edit2, Just for a laugh RS tyres - 2.09.116 - strangely i found these harder to drive on than SS, first time i've tried RS tyres in GT6,they seem to have changed for the better, not just unlimited grip!?
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Racing tyres are a little too extreme in their grip-drop off (or slip curve drop-off is too steep to put it another way) which on cars with no (or low) downforce can actually make them unmanageable in some cases.
 
Vagabond
Racing tyres are a little too extreme in their grip-drop off (or slip curve drop-off is too steep to put it another way) which on cars with no (or low) downforce can actually make them unmanageable in some cases.
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Yes mate, you put it perfectly that's exactly how they are. 👍
 

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