I was but having trouble keeping them warm so I switched to soft. Thanks, i'll look back in the history.Are you using medium tyres with the standard setup?
If you dig around in earlier RD club races, you should find some setups for the GT3 cars & videos that help with your racing line etc.,.
I wouldn't get too worried about lap times around Spa. My advice would be to try & find a consistent race pace.
Well, I've done a few hours practice now. I can consistently do 2:25 but if I push I have issues with some of the more raised inside kerbs which spin me around. Getting smoother tho. I saw people going flat through Eau Rouge on YouTube but I can't find a line with the standard setup that works. So I go far right on entry, cut to the left apex then blend off throttle up the hill, keep WELL away from the right kerbs and take as much of the left as I can on the way through without cutting and then i've got good speed for the straights which seems to be the key around Spa.2.23 is pretty good for a first time !
Oi, @Norkin @marek2209 @HTIDRaver2k8 @Stefano La Commare @neesve (pardon the tag) - it's been a while, are you guys up for some New Year's racing?
(Same for other regulars I haven't seen in a while, but I don't have enough time to tag them all )
I was but having trouble keeping them warm so I switched to soft. Thanks, i'll look back in the history.
Well, I've done a few hours practice now. I can consistently do 2:25 but if I push I have issues with some of the more raised inside kerbs which spin me around. Getting smoother tho. I saw people going flat through Eau Rouge on YouTube but I can't find a line with the standard setup that works. So I go far right on entry, cut to the left apex then blend off throttle up the hill, keep WELL away from the right kerbs and take as much of the left as I can on the way through without cutting and then i've got good speed for the straights which seems to be the key around Spa.
hello Chris
Maclaren for me please
Thanks, that would be useful. Like Chris says, practice is the key, i've picked up a ton of time just in the seat! More today. Time to refine the 2:23 and get some consistency.if you wish I can upload it for you.
Oi, @Norkin @marek2209 @HTIDRaver2k8 @Stefano La Commare @neesve (pardon the tag) - it's been a while, are you guys up for some New Year's racing?
(Same for other regulars I haven't seen in a while, but I don't have enough time to tag them all )
I'd love to test any GT3 setup here. No matter what I do with the R8 and any other car, I can't find the same pace as in other tracks in relation to other racers.I have spent ages with setups and practice to get Eau Rouge flat in the Nissan, perhaps every 20 attempts I can get a legal flat out.
Then John told me a small lift as you attempt to flick it right after the first curbs on the left is almost as quick, and that has proved true.
I can only take it flat in the 650S and Z4, but some bright spark did say, they are not as quick at the turn point, which may be a contributing factor.
i can assure you I will not be flat out in the Nissan GT-R
I have some setups for the 911, spent some time with this car, and yes, it is not a lover of curbs that for sure, especially if you accelerate on them .
if you wish I can upload it for you.
Hi Chris
Please write me up. Car TBD
Chris, did you see my post mate?
Thanks Brian. I'll take a 650 Chris please.
Hi Chris
Please write me up. Car TBD
Yes, there is a mandatory pit stop in which you have to do something to your car (refuel and/or change tyres).Do you have to pit? Not something I'm familiar with so may need to practice that.
Could you put me down for a spot please, car tbd. My participation depends on how my back is on the day so if it becomes oversubscribed I'll drop out.
Do you have to pit? Not something I'm familiar with so may need to practice that.
Could you put me down for a spot please, car tbd. My participation depends on how my back is on the day so if it becomes oversubscribed I'll drop out.