I hope they don't find out you're underage.
Hang on, what do you mean by "underage"? What is the youngest an entree can be for that Top 30 Euro Cup?
I decided to go with Hyundai for the preseason. Figured it would be one of the lesser used cars and
@Tidgney's BOP test enticed me to give it a go.
Long term, Jaguar and
Mercedes has been my favorite so far but I get the impression there will be a major BOP adjustment based on preseason results.
(obviously) Mercedes is my favourite too. Jaguar is in a pretty decent place right now, the Japanese (I think there's a guy called Akagi_ ...something) used it back a few weeks ago and won the Manufacturer's Series for the Asia/Oceania region.
However, Mercedes-Benz is not in a decent or even "acceptable" place for the time being. The
Gr.4 SLS is much too overweight (and yet PD add even more on top), the gears make you wonder if you'll ever reach sixth, and it has a hard time managing tyre wear. The
Gr.3 SLS is an unknown for me, although I know it's (one of) the heaviest Gr.3 cars on the grid (1350kg!), but its' power is ok. Finally the
Gr.3 GT GT3 got a power nerf for no reason (couldn't keep up with Mustang then, definitely can't keep up with it now) and it is also a tad heavy (~1325 kg, description says it has 1300, so maybe ~1312 is a good compromise). Gears also put it out of sync for a few tracks and the downforce doesn't seem to suit the car sometimes.
Despite Lewis Hamilton being "The Maestro" in GT SPORT and driving for Mercedes, I'm getting the feeling that PD still doesn't particularly like the Three Pointed Star, with almost all Japanese brands getting solid buffs that make them extremely hard to beat (NSX Gr.4 - Good gears, ok weight, ok power, godly M4-like fuel management & Nissan GT3 - Great power, great weight, Amazing durability).
I too was hoping for a BoP change. And I mean a proper one. Maybe we'll get it tomorrow after the weekly maintenance.