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ACC GT World Challenge Europe @ Weathertech ®️ Raceway Laguna Seca - Saturday 4th April 2020
- Thread starter Paul Glover
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Assetto Corsa Competizione Racing Club event
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@oscarfaraday
When i join in for the practice session for the event I'm racing in, i always practice pit stops too. The entry and the limiter signs are always different from track to track. Just drive out from the pits, do a lap, and straight into the pits again. Just like doing laps, but with a pit-drive through every lap. Just a tip
When i join in for the practice session for the event I'm racing in, i always practice pit stops too. The entry and the limiter signs are always different from track to track. Just drive out from the pits, do a lap, and straight into the pits again. Just like doing laps, but with a pit-drive through every lap. Just a tip
Pit entry and exit isn't really an issue for me. I still lose so much time parking it in the pit space. It always takes forever for them to lift the car and start the pit stop. Any tips?
It says you have to stop the engine: do you guys cut the ignition?
It says you have to stop the engine: do you guys cut the ignition?
@thestig171
I believe this can help?
I recently changed this, but i'm still struggling with stopping in the right spot. Even though i did some practice runs, i missed it so badly in the race, that i had to wiggle back and with the car in reverse to hit it.
Edit: Damn, this is the wrong video.
Edit 2: Now it's the correct video
I believe this can help?
Edit: Damn, this is the wrong video.
Edit 2: Now it's the correct video
Jopamir
"CarryOn Racing Team"
Hello Denis, I saw somewhere Aris explaining the technique so that you park at right spot using the "thingy" that the mechanic holds in front of the car. It has those lines so you can memorize at which "line" you have to park for the perfect pit-stop... Of course each car and each self will have a different "perfect line" depending ond the height of the car and your specific seating position.
Hope this helps
Good luck and see you on track
Cheers
Thanks guys! I've seen this video before.
The thing is, the 4th line (the line at which the car is theoretically ideally positioned) only appears when the 'virtual' board (with the 4 flashing arrows) has disappeared. So there really is no way of telling where to stop up until the point where it might be too late already.
Well, I'll have to practice some more I guess. And perhaps eliminate the pit markers, that might do the trick.
The thing is, the 4th line (the line at which the car is theoretically ideally positioned) only appears when the 'virtual' board (with the 4 flashing arrows) has disappeared. So there really is no way of telling where to stop up until the point where it might be too late already.
Well, I'll have to practice some more I guess.
And perhaps eliminate the pit markers, that might do the trick.
Jopamir
"CarryOn Racing Team"
Hi again. You can remove virtual board (in graphics options I think) and practice only with the "real" one.Thanks guys! I've seen this video before.
The thing is, the 4th line (the line at which the car is theoretically ideally positioned) only appears when the 'virtual' board (with the 4 flashing arrows) has disappeared. So there really is no way of telling where to stop up until the point where it might be too late already.
Well, I'll have to practice some more I guess.
JamieG
OTCR_Simracing
OTCR team is in for a real endurance test with driver swaps. If you guys from RD need help with the json files I can support...
We have this as a target but it is not easy for a small group like us (30-40 drivers) to create a decent race with 20-30 teams so I recon this could be a good occasion.
@Traction1 I tag you just that you know ;-)
