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- luckylefty2gunz
A few 2 or 3 lap races prior to qualifying would help drivers get a feel for the race start. Turn 1 is very different on cold tires at lower speeds. You are running a fine line between losing a few 10ths to the leader or ending up in the grass losing 5-10 seconds. Decide how much risk you want to take and remember to respect qualifying. What good is it to get around the car ahead of you when he qualified faster? Chances are, he'll just get around you on the next turn.
Divebombing, when done properly, is an effective passing tactic to get around one car. However, if you do it at the start of the race, you'll end up taking out a car further ahead when you understeer and miss your turn in point. Everyone, the race leader included, will take the first turn slow, so be prepared to coast into the turn and modulate your braking to ride the bumper of the car ahead of you. They almost always will brake early to avoid hitting the car ahead of them...and by the time you get 5 cars back, the brake zone can often be well before the first brake marker.
well said i knew there was a reason i like you. now only if they listen, j/k guys...lol, just don't hit me im so tired of getting disappointed, i like winning also