Sometime I just want to ramble on about things related too simracing that I find particularly interesting, although no one else does.
I have just been soundly thrashed by that Rotter John on Assen circuit.
This prompted me to think about the problem we all have at one point or another. ( self centred, yes I know )
The reality of your placing in our race department races, try as I did, I was 2 seconds adrift and just could not bridge that gap.
It is a place where most of us have been, we can deal with 2 or 3 tenths , knowing a small mistake and we can get back onto his or her car again. ( did you notice my political correctness )
That means we are constantly in with a shout, that motivation keeps us going.
We all know that how ever fast you are, you will always be in this position at some point in your sim racing journey.
So what is my point.
Motivating yourself, that is the eternal question, not being flattened by the experience, maybe finding someone of your ability, to reinvigorate your motivation once more.
Although it is very comforting to know that fast driver will invariably come across someone better and have that very same feeling you have.
The main problem is not just being aware of this but getting your mind into a place we’re you can practically deal with it, not get despondent and trying to enjoy this sport for what it is, competitive FUN.
I think these rookie events have been enlightening for this, keeping people in it, when they have had an initial bad experience, we have all been there.
Wednesday and Sunday rookie event we’re both particularly good, most were in a race, that is what I liked about it, I hope most?
The above is a reflection of those who maybe did not.
The end.
I blame it all on Costa coffee and cake, the cost of it all effect your ability to function as a normal human..