Hi Osip. I will. Can you please make your first and lastname vissible?
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Hi Bas. You are in mateHi Guido, would like to join you guys also Thursday evening. Sign me up please!
Yes sure. Your in .Any chance of a seat for tomorrow night please.
I will add you to the list.how to join the race
Yes sirCan you put me down please @Guido Trampe
Welcome ClaudioHi all!
Sign me up pls
Name: Claudio Bivacqua
Hi Bert. Join us if you can. Its also possible to just enter race 2 or 3. If not, hope to see you in other upcomming AMS2 racesNo longer sure whether I will be able to participate this afternoon. Possible scheduling conflict.
Either way - Happy racing everyone!
Bert
Will do PaulHi Guido, sign me up please .
Cheers! Looking forward to it.Yes sure. Your in .
I will add you to the list.
You will receive the Password via DM
I don't have a lot of experience with this car, but I found that I had to fight the urge to simply turn the wheel more when it started to lose traction as it just seemed to make things worse. When I found myself drifting wide, I would open up the wheel a tiny bit to find the biting point and then dab the brakes lightly to help pull the rear around whilst tightening up the steering very slightly. All in all, it seemed to severely punish overdriving.I was just going straight towards the gravel at Paddock no matter how I tried to approach or enter the corner. Usually with FWD you can help pull the car round and tighten up a corner... under power I was washing out totally. Even lifting off did not bring the front back in even under almost full lock.
When I first started to race with the AC crowd, they helped me improve by critiquing replays of my laps. If you have the patience/motivation to do the same, I and I am sure others, will be happy to review and give some suggestions. AC is easier to share replays, but I started to simply record them and post them on youtube as I could then also review them myself off the rig.I found the std, fixed setup not at all to my liking. I was very impressed with how the rest of the field drove them so well.