asking for help!

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This car doens´t have abs, i smash the brakes at every turn, then release it trying to avoid lockup (still locking, but anyway ) the point is, brake hard! And only once.

 

No, i agree. I wasn't countering your point about braking, i was just trying to make sure he didn't fall into that trap a lot of newcomers do of obsessing over braking later and later to try and gain time, when there is far more time to be gained by making sure your exits are perfect.

Of course a good braking technique is very important indeed.

 

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exactly

first, the basics.

 

When you are so far, the more training the better. Don't waste time modifying set ups, asking in forums,... just focus in driving. And you watch as much hot laps as you can - same car and track -.

You are going to notice improvements very soon.

 

You should learn the basics of racing first.
If i let friends drive with my rig i always see the same mistakes:

1.
They are taking the corners to late which results in a smaller radius.
Try to steer as slightly as possible in every corner. (Look at the link below)

2.
They are trying to take the corners with too much speed.
By doing that they are not able to early accelarate the car out of the corner which would give them more speed.
This is very important espacially in corners that are leading to a long straight.
Earlier accelaration will give you a higher top speed on the straight.
Better take the corner a bit slower and accelarate earlier out of it.

I'm not a pro racer, but these two things made me go a lot faster and helped me to put up some lap records in other racing games.

Look at tutorials how to do it right.
On youtube there are some videos of iRacing driving school to help you:


Hope this helpes

 

Hi,
Your problem is that your wheel is to sensitive because, it only turn 180°. Go to the game setting, over steering wheel pic degress of rotation all over the minimum, i think it is 40°, and go try it.

 

I also notice your using speed sensitivity. Personally I always have this turned off. It gives you less control and less precision. All of these changes will feel quite alien to begin with but as mentioned by lots of us already its a case of getting used to it and lapping until it becomes normal. As well racing fast people will make you quicker, find a friendly league.

All my controls are setup to be completely linear as its how it should be on my setup. I run a slight accelerator outside deadzone to make sure its 100% and a 2% inside deadzone on all pedals to make sure they not being slightly depressed (personal preference).

Good luck and keep at it.

 

i will keep that in mind

 

i already tried that but it takes too sharp turns i mean with too sharp VERY SHARP 210°+