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Message: [QUOTE="TonyJZX, post: 13115148, member: 255900"] OP has an attitude that isnt typical. I used to think back in 2018 what kind of guy would sit at the console for an hour at a time with these races. I think for many if you want to race for an hour you want to win... or you've 'wasted' an hour. They all really arent too hard but you do need to prep, especially for the single make races like the terrible x2019 series. If you dont want to 'waste' your time coming 2nd then you want to have the max power car, max weight saving, a good tune in it and you need to know the track... you also do well to fiddle with the fuel map settings to best minimise your fuel stops. Also I usually always do RH tyres except if there's a home stretch and you can bang on softs and really kill the AI or you know that a track suits RS tyres. Some people find that smooth driving with an x2019 on softs on some circuits works... obvious ones would be Monza, maybe Spa. I also find the 1hr endurances is a good way to force yourself to learn a track. I did the 25 laps of Bathurst and I really feel I learnt something... and I've driven this track in real life! Overall I feel like the endurances have really made me more knowledgable of the tracks. If you're forced to run them for an hour in quasi race conditions then you learn quick. Prior to GT Sport enduros I did not know many of the tracks that well. That's something positive. [/QUOTE]