I've started getting into ACC/racing sim recently and working towards getting my license lfm. How did you manage to have your SA about 80? I don't know if it's because i did quite a few races against AI to start with and it dropped fast or if it starts you off quite low anyway. I've worked my way up to around 70 but can find it hard to get higher with public lobbies being as chaotic and/or low level as they can be.

why did you move to belgium

Tricky one this as being in the 103% is rapid and competitive in most settings. I'm also in the 103% but only at two tracks.😢 I will categorise myself as beginner untill I can get in the 103% at a lot more tracks.

i think you can confidently call yourself an intermediate player now. Love this series btw :)

It took me 700 hours to get to 2:18s so...

High end rig, gloves with your own name on, competitive lap times early on. "New to sim racing" ? 🤔

Love the videos so relateable 👍 I've probably done around 100hrs as well and was just doing laps of Spa yesterday in the Ferrari 296 in high 21's and i just feel like im on the edge and cant go quicker. Im starting to wonder if its because of my G920 bolted to my desk, my pedals held off the wall by an old printer and sitting in a swivel chair with castors removed 🤔😅 Maybe time for a sim rig?

A more important aspect to differentiate between a beginner and an advance driver is driving with other cars around you and consistency. Novice drivers tend to make mistakes sooner or later in a race especially under pressure.

Anything under 2:19 puts you firmly out of the 'beginner' category in my opinion. Although, I would advise trying/driving some other cars than the ferrari 296, as it is so easy to drive that your actual racing skill can be kind of diminished and you'll notice this when you try a different car. I recommend trying and getting used to some different cars so when you get bored of the ferrari vacuum cleaner it will come more naturally. Heavy, power car - Mustang Light (ish), front engine, acceleration - BMW M4 Good all rounder - Mclaren 720s Wet monster - Aston V8 Vantage

Doing this in hotlap mode makes no sense, that will be the base game BoP which is very different to what you'll have on any league races.

Brother a 2:18.5 is a damn good lap around Spa, you should be very proud of that. If you're doing that sort of pace, I would certainly not call you a beginner. I have friends I race with frequently who are still struggling for a sub 2:19 around there. That being said there are plenty of people who can do fast times but are terrible at racing, so I guess there's more to it than just speed hahaha Very impressive improvement in a short amount of time, well done!

Can‘t wait for more Videos! Keep it up i love them! I am also getting started in Lfm as soon as i get my safety rating to 80 :) And i think u are no longer a beginner :)

love you videos m8

Im one of your first subs on your journey to being an alien on ACC. Before 1k

What base you have?

This is fantastic! Will be following your journey closely as I'm looking to do the same fairly soon. Cheers!

it seems the gear ratio is different than the rest in these races. i would try find the best gear ratio for the tracks you gonna drive. it might give you the overtake speed you need

The Lexus has a new car thats not in the game which is probably why the old Lexus isnt used in the BOP list! The McLaren evo is a great car but you need soft rear suspension and a low rake! Its one of my favorite cars to use amd can easily get down into the 1:41's around Imola

Jardier has a video about how to pit in ACC. Might be worth watching as he has a few nice tips. Also might be worth binding some buttons to your wheel so you can get your pit setup ready before you go in

I agree regarding the Aston Martin - I get my fastest laptimes in it and still feel a lot slower than e.g. the BMW where I'm 1sec slower.😵‍💫

Ty for video , from mother Russia. Good job bro , and good luck . I will recommend this video my friends.

You're braking too early for turn one at Monza @15.50 you can brake another 20m later. I aim for the 150m board but you can brake later and trail brake into turn one if you have no one on the inside.

thumbs up :)

Nice vid. How do you find out how much damage you have?

Congrats mate, im to a beginner and loving it

I’m good at monza but monza also wasn’t good to me… every t1. I got hit then in the rain on last lap with p6 I hit the curb and spun into a wall. Ironically also when I went into the pit I got smashed from someone bh me but I was now about to enter the limit section so basically dude bh me would have oversped.

Great video Bradley, really enjoying your content. Please keep up the good work mate. Cheers

Hi can you please share your graphic setting ❤😊

Cool channel, valuable content. Thanks and thumbs up, Bradley! 👍

A handy hint for finding your pit box when other cars are in your way is to switch your view to outside the car. Another great video mate.

Classic Donington pit entry mistake.

So cool to see you starting your Journey on ACC and LFM. I started 2 months ago, bought my first 'real' Sim wheel, before i had a Logitech Momo racing for about 10 years. 😂 My new passion started by visiting the 24h of Grüne Hölle, Camping with Friends. I got absolutely hooked in Motorsports, especially GT3. I have to say that you're quite talented, my First Sessions definitely looked worse haha. But i found pace and developed some racecraft, so i got podiums on Paul Ricard, where i got my license and also Zolder, which is a favourite of mine. Looking forward to improving alongside with you and I hope we'll meet sometime for a clean, fair and fast race!

9:34 i think you apply the brake too much on the entry right there, the angle is i think pretty much correct, but try to brake earlier and apply less brake on the entry there. As a beginner myself i love seeing your videos. Keep up the good work, we're behind you every step of the way💪

I'm loving your content Bradley. I think it's brilliant to catch your rookie LFM journey, thank you for sharing that with us! It is quite inspirational to me as well, being a rather small streamer myself. Definitely in the beginning of the video with the first couple of races, I saw you were struggling a bit with setups and such. Your pressures were a bit off and the TC and ABS as well. Good to see that you got that better later in the video. ACC/LFM is a rabbithole, but a very enjoyable one once you get things right. I'm looking forward to catch more of your content.

How have you been setting up the car for races? Setups in ACC are the hardest part for me

That wrong pit entry is so funny had it myself tooo but somewhere else that I just didn't find the pit entry for 3 laps lol

I've just started getting serious about simracing and have ACC. I'm a ways from attempting online racing. You are very motivating and inspiring. Love the channel!

I haven't raced in monza in almost two years. Cursed track for me.

the ferrari at 14:40 decided to become a beyblade instead lol

Mate your doing great!big fat like from me!

I drive the Mac too and Ive found shifting a lot earlier than you are is quicker.

loved thid documentry of your first 10 races , assume you are now out of rookies?

Should o get a racing wheel, I know I’d lose all my pace basically from controller but is it worth getting a wheel? Also is it worth doing these Lfm races + is their a minimum age like the guy above asked?

I also started with ACC after nearly a year of ac. Do you know If Theres a Minimum age to Join LFM?

Hi Bradley, thank you so much for sharing your journey with us :) !!! Really inspiring!!! Remembers me so much the time back in GTR2 when I made my first online experiences, with all the ups und downs, the frustration and the highlights. But now - isn`t it time to create your own community? I mean, the number of followers is obviously constantly growing and the potential for a (sorry) beginners career, showing all the problems and amazing moments is really great and no doubt you have the talent to present it! At least from my point of view. Why don`t you invite the big number of beginners and amateurs to live watching your way? To grow together and have fun together? And even more - let`s race together to learn from eacht other and have fun! Well - at least I would take part immediately :) Just think about it ;) Roy

Congrats Bradley! I just got my LFM licence this week...

Good info. Thx!!!

lol. Gotta love the false pit entry at Donnington. I’m pretty sure I’ve done that too

Go like hell!!! Greetings from Rob from the Netherlands. Just so you know, my last name in pronounced like Utah, just with a 'L' in front of it.

1st incident: you couldnt have done anything, that dive was from way too far and too late to react. 2nd incident: not an illegal move but ambitious. The guy ahead braked early and much stronger than he needed to. It is clear he doesnt have experience so You would have a safer opportunity to overtake within the same lap. You just got lucky this time.