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- 1,737
- Massachusetts
- Ettick_
The difficulty is entirely artificial and caused by a complete lack of feeling in the wheel. It's probably more difficult to drive this car in iRacing than it is in real life. If this car were in rFactor 2, it would be great.It really teaches you how to be delicate with the car and not upset the balance. So hard it kicks your butt and gives you tough love
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- NC
- MadRR
I don't think the caddy is all that hard to drive. Just have to be smooth with the inputs. It's one of my favorite cars to drive. I've been driving it ever since it came out and it was much harder before when it didn't have abs or tc. If any of you guys starting out are driving it I don't mind giving some tips or hoping in a practice with you guys and doing some laps.
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- digiprost
Hi, sorry for my English.
Video of my new steering wheel Opensimwheel Augury, feelings are brutal and I have never felt such things and that I still have to learn to adjust the steering wheel, it is impressive sensations that transmits this flyer and now I can enjoy more
Now I leave a little video of OpenSimWheel
a greeting
Video of my new steering wheel Opensimwheel Augury, feelings are brutal and I have never felt such things and that I still have to learn to adjust the steering wheel, it is impressive sensations that transmits this flyer and now I can enjoy more
Now I leave a little video of OpenSimWheel
a greeting
- 2,894
- WA, USA
- Roush_fan_99
- GTP Roush fan99
- 710
- NC
- MadRR
I replied back in the team thread about getting on one night and running some laps.
This week is week 13 so yes they are doing some figure 8 fun races. They always do random combos during week 13.
Far as driving the formula Renualt, and this goes for about all the more popular cars out there as well, check the iracing forums for a weekly track thread. Normally someone will post a video and a setup as well and that can help a lot for a guide as to where you should be at on track and stuff like brake markers.
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- BurnoutLogicville, USA
- INF_Mike458
Well, I've been trying to find the braking limit for every corner, and this is the thread that I've posted in the iRacing forums to try and get some advice. I managed to get into the 33s, but my consistency is extremely bad atm.
http://members.iracing.com/jforum/posts/list/3485188.page
- 1,089
- Derby
- CQR Myles
- 1,089
- Derby
- CQR Myles
Sounds small but bring dirt onto the race track is a big technical challenge and a base for the dirt/rallycross tracks
South Boston after 30 minutes of dragging dirt onto the track! 💡
South Boston after 30 minutes of dragging dirt onto the track! 💡
- 3,211
- Brisbane
- Punknoodle_Nick
Indeed, excellent feature. Looking forward to the new season, I'm going to do the Skippy's again and probably a few Blancpain Sprint races. Bought some new content - the Holden V8 Supercar (which is a bit of a handful but I'm learning to drive it better) and Imola and Donnington. Still got many tracks to get but I'll get there.
- 4,022
- Cincinnati, OH
I tried the V8 for 1 week last season. Had way too much fun. But I was way off the pace. Maybe @Mad94d can give you some pointers about it. He's one of the best on iRacing
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- WA, USA
- Roush_fan_99
- GTP Roush fan99
- 4,022
- Cincinnati, OH
+ 1 To that.
What is everyone running this season?
I'm going to attempt to run IMSA and BES in the Audi. Then also run Proto GT in the Aston GT1. Along with the occasional NASCAR iRacing Series races for some oval fun. Going to be a busy season.
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- Pittsburgh
- polarbear345
Advanced Mazda cup probably with some races in BSS and whatever else I find fun on occasion.
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- United Kingdom
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Hand eye coordination
Perception of trajectory
Throttle delicacy
Brake modulation
Racing line & apexing
Turn in point
Tried to break down what factors make an alien so much faster then mortals, if I am missing something that is a glaring oversight then please feel free to chime in to let me know
Hand eye coordination
Perception of trajectory
Throttle delicacy
Brake modulation
Racing line & apexing
Turn in point
Tried to break down what factors make an alien so much faster then mortals, if I am missing something that is a glaring oversight then please feel free to chime in to let me know
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- Massachusetts
- Ettick_
Consistency is paramount. Being able to hit the perfect braking point, apex, and exit once in a while is good, but true aliens can do that practically every single lap.
Also being deliberate is important. I mean instead of "feeling it out" with the brakes and throttle, and having a sort of vibrato with them all the time, aliens know exactly where to input what and how much to input. They'll get on the brakes for an exact amount, turn in at an exact spot, coast for an exact amount of time, then get on the throttle at the exact right place without modulating their inputs much at all.
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- fatkrakr
You must be able to see the Matrix.
