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There are no words to define how much I hate big willow, its basically gt sports SNES rainbow road with lakitu nowhere to be seen... 
If it's any consolation P6* in Europe went to build a sand castle early on in his race.There goes my P5 Europe/P1 Germany![]()
There are no words to define how much I hate big willow, its basically gt sports SNES rainbow road with lakitu nowhere to be seen...![]()
Yeah I hope I won't fail as much in the other few racesThat’s a shame you were doing really well noticed you on the leaderboards, don’t worry too much though only four races count so just put this one down as one to forget and concentrate on the next!
Well..There are still more races.
Willow Springs was tough to swallow, qualified on pole by 2 tenths in the RS01 in a field of mostly Supras and FT1s with a few A+ drivers and mostly other As, set fastest lap by 2 tenths again....and finished 14th
Willow Springs did what Willow Springs does. 15 laps of decent racing and I noticed the RS01 was twitchy coming out of Monroe Ridge (I was actually lifting at some points), but I didn't catch it quickly enough, touched the dirt. Dropped from 4th to 16th
Ah well lets try Tsukuba, which I knew would be all about the qualifying. Could only manage 0.5 off the front so 16th, but maybe I can make it up in the race. Was able to run fuel mixture 2 for most of the 1st stint and keep up with the people in front, so at least I will be able to jump a few - Nope, curse you McLaren and your terrible Gr4 fuel efficiency.
Morale of the story is.... take up gardening
If it's any consolation P6* in Europe went to build a sand castle early on in his race.
*P6 last night, I guess I'm nowhere near the top 20 now.
felt underpowered in the Toyota 86 Gr4.
disconected from the last manufacturer's race or was it only me??
I think i was in that same room with you, the one that took about 5 min to match. after a group of you got booted, there was about 11 of us left racing that one.
Well there will always be cars that are more fuel efficient than others, the Honda being a light de-hybrided hybrid car will always be more fuel efficient than a heavy V10 Viper or V8 CorvetteI was in your Tsukuba race, the Honda is amazing on fuel I jumped about 3 positions because of it. Went from 13th to 5th overall so couldn't have gone too much better for me. Yeah I think they need to sort out the balancing of the fuel still
Well there will always be cars that are more fuel efficient than others, the Honda being a light de-hybrided hybrid car will always be more fuel efficient than a heavy V10 Viper or V8 Corvette
And tbh you can save fuel with every car just by shortshifting a bit more or less here and there.
F4H Rosso's video of the race shows it quite good. On other tracks the advantage of the amount of shortshifting I did is nowhere as big as it is on Tsukuba as that track lacks both long straights and overtaking spots.
I think overall the fuel consumption is well balanced atm
Well when this nurburgring event was first announced it said something about it marking the start of the season but then I don't know why they made such a long pre season based off that unless it had to get pushed back or something.Is anyone else seeing it say: opening today? Its friday
I can't necessarily agree about fuel consumption being balanced right now. Yes, you can short shift and play with the fuel mixture but the time loss in doing so is dependant on each car's power curve. Cars like the Gr.4 Bugatti and Lexus, for example, have excellent pace and fuel economy that allows them to leap ahead after a pit stop even if someone behind them tries to save fuel.Well there will always be cars that are more fuel efficient than others, the Honda being a light de-hybrided hybrid car will always be more fuel efficient than a heavy V10 Viper or V8 Corvette
And tbh you can save fuel with every car just by shortshifting a bit more or less here and there.
F4H Rosso's video of the race shows it quite good. On other tracks the advantage of the amount of shortshifting I did is nowhere as big as it is on Tsukuba as that track lacks both long straights and overtaking spots.
I think overall the fuel consumption is well balanced atm
The 650S you can shift at 1/4 of the rev bar and not lose any time at all. Unfortunately, all it does is make the fuel economy middling at best.Willow Springs did what Willow Springs does. 15 laps of decent racing and I noticed the RS01 was twitchy coming out of Monroe Ridge (I was actually lifting at some points), but I didn't catch it quickly enough, touched the dirt. Dropped from 4th to 16th
Ah well lets try Tsukuba, which I knew would be all about the qualifying. Could only manage 0.5 off the front so 16th, but maybe I can make it up in the race. Was able to run fuel mixture 2 for most of the 1st stint and keep up with the people in front, so at least I will be able to jump a few - Nope, curse you McLaren and your terrible Gr4 fuel efficiency.
Morale of the story is.... take up gardening