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- Louisville, Kentucky
- Native_Shadow
Have tried many cars and tires as well as set ups.. Can't get close to the bots...help
Thank you, I didn't intend to demand. It wasn't my intention to offend you're fine sensibilities. I have been away from the forums for a couple of years and it works a little different. Have a wonderful day. 😊10 minutes after your initial post you already demand a chatlike response in a forum.
The answer is: difficulty depends on driving skills, basically all cars that are close to 600pp on purchase can be used to win this race.
But yes, there are also cars that make it much easier, there is a whole thread dedicated to it.
A very easy solution would be the Astion Martin DP 100, though it requires manually shortshifting.
ThanksThere's a thread on the main GT7 page with hundreds of viable cars and set-ups. The simplest way to win though, is wall-riding the first two corners.
This is what finally allowed me to complete it and also what finally forced me to learn manual transmission. I was able to win at Sardegna and Le Man's regularly on Normal Difficulty with a variety of cars and on automatic transmission. But it didn't matter which car was recommended to me on Tokyo. I had to learn manual transmission and am grateful I finally did. The DP-100 got me over that Tokyo hump. Next hurdle is Gr3 races which are insanely difficult.10 minutes after your initial post you already demand a chatlike response in a forum.
The answer is: difficulty depends on driving skills, basically all cars that are close to 600pp on purchase can be used to win this race.
But yes, there are also cars that make it much easier, there is a whole thread dedicated to it.
A very easy solution would be the Astion Martin DP 100, though it requires manually shortshifting.