AC [US Server] Shelby Cobra S/C @ Gentrack 1 - Tuesday July 22nd

[Joao Alves]

Sorry to the people involved in my accident at the front straight, and also I think I took someone out by reentering the track in an unsafe manner, please accept my apology.

Don't worry man, I know you didn't do it on purpose. And it didn't spoil my chances of winning... From 5th...

 

[Leemstradamus]

@Joao M Alves spaghetti!

 

[Leemstradamus]

I should of asked for the telemetry from this race. The braking for me was very tricky and the front end would wash out constantly.

 

[RaceNut]

I should of asked for the telemetry from this race. The braking for me was very tricky and the front end would wash out constantly.

Yeah, I can attest to the tricky-braking thing, I'm sorry for spinning in front of you after I made the pass before the race but, it was fun to see the aero working well enough to be able to pull it off - almost . . .

 

[Leemstradamus]

Yeah, I can attest to the tricky-braking thing, I'm sorry for spinning in front of you after I made the pass before the race but, it was fun to see the aero working well enough to be able to pull it off - almost . . .

No worries I was laughing the entire time

 

[Michael Young]

I should of asked for the telemetry from this race. The braking for me was very tricky and the front end would wash out constantly.

I don't if it will help it might point you in the right direction:

1. No trail braking. You can try all you want, but outcomes are either a) face in the reverse direction, b) into a wall or c) making a pretty path in the grass.
2. Be light and early on the brakes.
3. Stiffen rear roll bars and lower the car
4. Have the front higher in ride height than the rear a tad. Helps make it more predictable on the turn in and the slowing down in the braking zone, but you'll understeer more. you can also try some toe-in.

Hope that kinda helped. I'm no real expert but that was my approach. =]

 

[Michael Hornbuckle]

Here is my set-up. Only changes from default are an extra 5 liters of fuel, brake balance set to 67, and two clicks of gear.
Here is my on-board with gear and pedal apps. Hope this helps.

First 3 laps at Gen Track 1 in a racedepartment.com club race by Michael Hornbuckle on RaceDepartment - Sim Racing, Formula One, Motorsport, Community

 

[Michael Hornbuckle]

@Saleem Hodge My previous post is for you...enjoy!

 

[Leemstradamus]

Thanks Michael