I also can't come near the lap times of the guys in the 650s. The Macca looks like designed for the RedBullRing. But I don't feel like getting used to a new car now so I guess I will struggle in the backfield tonight.@Chris Down
would you be so nice pls to change me to the 650S. I can't get a good setup with the R8.
This would be very nice
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I've not raced club league in more than 6 months, so I don't have any benchmarks for these cars on this track. What laptimes does the quick guys do?
The main thing is you need a driving style that's compliant enough to allow you to get the right angles in T1 and T2, it's mostly just coincidental that the 650s already helps with that with default setup. I raced the 650s for 2 years until I even thought about starting to learn the 488.Well i have very nice balanced 488 but Macca is quite faster around here, even it must be very fine tuned for the race. So dropping 488 to 650FWIW, I can do the same time in the 650s and 488, so I'm not sure it's true
The 488 especially is more than capable of doing the same kind of lap times I've been posting on the practice server. I'd be surprised if the R8 can't also be brought up to that standard since it has the correct tendencies for this kind of track.
People put too much stock into what cars the faster guys are racing in. Sure, some cars suit some tracks more, but you'll get a lot more in the long run if you stick with one car until you've learned it inside and out
That means driving a race with a beast that you can do one really fast lap of tenWell, there's at least part of the problem -- one doesn't want a balanced setup for this track
I drove about an hour last evening in the r8 and tried to fine tune my driving style and the setup (I can't drive the default r8 setup. It's under steering with snap oversteer for me. No idea why...FWIW, I can do the same time in the 650s and 488, so I'm not sure it's true
The 488 especially is more than capable of doing the same kind of lap times I've been posting on the practice server. I'd be surprised if the R8 can't also be brought up to that standard since it has the correct tendencies for this kind of track.
People put too much stock into what cars the faster guys are racing in. Sure, some cars suit some tracks more, but you'll get a lot more in the long run if you stick with one car until you've learned it inside and out
You don't.
You don't.
Go into the very first post in this thread and click on the TeamSpeak manual/explanation.
You connect to the TeamSpeak server via TeamSpeak and the talking is completely independent from the racing.
Both are two separate, independent servers.
Running on the same machine somewhere in the Netherlands though.
Hope that clears up the basics
All cars here will oversteer or you will be slow, you have to control it
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That means driving a race with a beast that you can do one really fast lap of ten
If someone is repeatedly doing it, then nudge them in teamspeak. If they don't stop after being prompted in TS, please report it. As long as some part of the two wheels is over the white line, it's ok, but putting 3 or more over is not. Please bear in mind that people do make mistakes or misjudge it though 
@Chris Down Just in case you overlooked this one, does this means that I'm in?I will not race in this. I have problems with the accelerator pedal for G29 and I don't really have the patience or the mindset to actually open up the whole electronic system to clean it ... yet. So I won't be able to race for some days.
P.S. I did started to play again AC Odyssey DLC's (waited for them to bunch up) and I would like to finish that also
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