Nice footage Carl

Looks like your using the h-pattern w/clutch now?
Yeah, I'm a bit disappointed with how the transmission model has been implemented with the Mustang though to be honest. For anyone out there that doesn't know, iRacing recently updated their transmission model, and on the Mustang, if you use an H-pattern shifter, you can now "pre-select" gears

In other words, without pressing the clutch, you can move the shifter from 3rd to 4th gear, and then when the car is ready to shift, just press the clutch in with your foot and the car will shift gears. This is totally unrealistic and a terrible move by iRacing in my opinion.
A lot of elements of the new model are great, but why introduce a totally unrealistic element like pre-loading a shifter into the equation? This is one of the few areas-belive it or not-in which GT5P is superior to iRacing. It has a much more realistic clutch model.
If you choose to use auto clutch now in iRacing--in most cars--you are going to lose massive time on straights. For example, at VIR in the Mustang, if you use auto clutch vs. manual clutch (or button clutch, that's a whole other story

) you are going to lose at least .2 tenths on average on the straight after the Oak Tree turn, another .2 or so on the main straight, and about .1 or so on the full throttle section leading to the uphill esses. Additionally, you're going to lose another tenth or two over the other sections of the course.
One workaround to this is to map a button for the clutch on your wheel. Guys who run wheels without a 3 pedal set or a shifter are having to do this.
I've tried it, and I just can't do it. Maybe I haven't given it enough time yet. More power to those that can do this, but I can't. And I really can't use the clutch with paddle shifters either, it just feels weird to me. So with the Mustang, I am going to just have to learn to use the H pattern. No biggie.
But, the new transmission model has opened up a whole other can of worms.
Before, running with aids like auto clutch on was no penalty, in fact, a lot of people who run with aids off thought it was an unfair advantage for other drivers to be able to run with aids on, and I guess in fairness it was.
But now, there is a lot of talk on iRacing forums about using Macros--essentially using either Logitech software or other software to map button combinations that will allow you to use the paddle shifter on your wheel to both activate the clutch as well as up or downshift.
This is essentially a clutch cheat if you ask me. No two ways around it.
But you want to know the good part? No one on the forums has yet offered a detailed explanation of exactly how it's done. Lots of people have asked, but no one is explaining exactly how to do it, only that "it's easy" and "anyone" can do it. Now here's what gets me--I have no clue how to do it. So basically there will be guys who know how to do this, and guys who don't, and the guys who don't will be at a .500 second or more disadvantage on a single lap in some cars. That's unacceptable. This wasn't a problem before, because there was no advantage to using the clutch on upshifts.
Bad move by iRacing in my opinion.
/rant