Formula GT Series @ Laguna Seca

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Does anyone know how to win the Laguna Seca race in the Formula GT Series? I have an F094/H with 774 HP(oil light is on) and Its impossible to win. I can qualify for 1st if I'm lucky, but I find it hard to control the car after about 5 to 6 laps and end up in the dirt/hitting a wall. Any Suggestions/ Setups with be appreciated.
Also, Help on the last few races would be nice(or all of them). I can't seem to find one relative piece of information on this series anywhere on the internet that is of any actual help. Thanks.
 
also adjust the brake controler to a little higher number so you can slow down faster.
 
Try a good pit planning and stop one time less than the others, if possible.

Northflt
 
i think they pit every 8 laps, and you can pit every 7 laps to save time.....
 
Pit cycle is crucial. If you go too long without pitting, your car will handle horribly and you will loose too much time. If you pit too often, you'll end up spending too much time in the pit. It's just something you have to work on. And keep in mind, you don't have to be first in every race in the series - you just have to score enough points to win. Then you can go back with a freshly oil changed and modified car to win gold in the individuals. You don't even have to enter an F1 if you don't want to.

~LoudMusic
 
Originally posted by whitez
i think they pit every 8 laps, and you can pit every 7 laps tp save time.....

doesnt that make you pit more then them and loose time.
 
how many laps is each race in F1 series, i know the first one is 20. What about the other ones
 
there all different but the last one is 78 laps and some are 40laps so there mostly around 25 laps.
 
I am in the midst of that series. The first race is Midfield, it is 30 laps. It takes about 30 minutes to complete.

Seattle is second, 40 laps to finish. That one takes about 50-60 minutes to complete.

The third race is only 27, I can't remember now what it is, I have to look forward to that one tomorrow though :rolleyes:

I know Super Speedway is 50 laps, but that can be done in 30 minutes.... :banghead:
 
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