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The aim of this thread is to come up with the best recipes for the closest race possible.
My Recipes
Stock:
Sophy 2.0 can be great fun and can make for challenging, yet thrilling fights that are fought to the last centimeter.
Doesn't get any closer than this... lost by +0.001.
My Recipes
Stock:
Suzuka Circuit: SH (Sports Hard) New
Spa Francorchamps: SH (Sports Hard) New
Spa Francorchamps: CS (Comfort Soft)
Suzuka Circuit: CS (Comfort Soft)
Grand Valley: SH (Sports Hard)
Red Bull Ring: SM (Sports Medium)
Suzuka Circuit: CS (Comfort Soft)
Grand Valley: SH (Sports Hard)
Red Bull Ring: SM (Sports Medium)
Spa Francorchamps: SH (Sports Hard)
Le Mans: SH (Sports Hard)
Suzuka Circuit: CS (Comfort Soft)
Spa Francorchamps: CS (Comfort Soft)
Torque vectoring differential recommended! 25/75 felt optimal.
Spa Francorchamps: CS (Comfort Soft)
Torque vectoring differential recommended! 25/75 felt optimal.
Spa Francorchamps: SH (Sports Hard)
Suzuka Circuit: SM (Sports Medium)
Red Bull Ring: SM (Sports Medium)
Grand Valley: SH (Sports Hard)
Spa Francorchamps: SH (Sports Hard)
Red Bull Ring: SM (Sports Medium)
Grand Valley: SH (Sports Hard)
Spa Francorchamps: SH (Sports Hard)
Grand Valley: SH (Sports Hard)
Suzuka Circuit: SH (Sports Hard)
Grand Valley: CS (Comfort Soft)
Grand Valley: CS (Comfort Soft)
Sophy 2.0 can be great fun and can make for challenging, yet thrilling fights that are fought to the last centimeter.
Doesn't get any closer than this... lost by +0.001.
Important notes:
- A general rule of thumb is to race with a bone stock car, including the tires. Sometimes you will have to go a step softer or harder, depending on the car
- Sophy is best engaged with a sports car, but some super cars work too, depending on the track. Racing cars don't work as well, because of the BoP in place.
- Sophy behaves differently on each track. For example, the AI likes to push you off the track at Spa, while at Suzuka the AI is accident prone.
- Specific cars are unusable due to being either too fast or producing non-creative grids, e.g. Porsche 550 Spyder/Jaguar D-Type
- And lastly, even with the tire suggestions for a car on each track, you might still need to refresh the grid for better results. Or if your skill level is lower, just try using softer tires and minor tunes if needed. Trial and error!
- Lexus LFA
- Honda NSX '92
- Toyota Supra '88
- Ford RS500 Cosworth
- Nismo 400R
- Renault Clio V6
- Mercedes-Benz 190
- Honda S2000
- Mazda MX-5 NA
- Nissan Skyline R34
- Dodge Viper GTS '02
- Ford GT40 Mk 1
- Porsche 911 GT1
Porsche 550 Spyder- Nissan GT-R GT500
- Jaguar XJ220
Jaguar D-Type- Renault 5 Turbo
- Nissan 300ZX '89
Note: I will not be testing Tsukuba, as I'm not a fan of it
I will update this thread as we go on.
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