$25 a month for time trial challenges lmao dudes a scam artist

I'd be all about this if it wasn't stuck on iRacing. Awesome review though and thank you for sharing your opinions with us based on your experiences <3

Thank you for your early review! I feel like my mission is accomplished by seeing your comments, it warms my heart! A few comments: 1-> I'm uploading around one challenge a day, so it will fill up pretty quickly. 2 -> The techniques are definitely going to be tranferred to other scenarios, even if it doesn't feel like it. That's because by doing so many hundred laps trying to get a gold in that specific challenge, you develop and shape your muscle memory, so in other scenarios you'll be doing that automatically without realizing it. Also, the deeper we get into the challenges, the more repetition you will find, which will help you realize that many of the techniques you've been developing on the early challenges are actually just preparing you to tackle the big ones! 3 -> The Aha moments happen when you're trying to apply a specific theory and you get to feel it in practice. I think there will be some of these throughout the challenges, but the objective of the challenge is for you to sit down and work. The Motor Racing Checklist is the big treasure box full of a-ha potentials (I see a lot of people finally understanding MRC contents by trying to apply them in the Academy). I'll be posting more and more challenges and I'm excited to see a second review in the future :P

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Have you tried the Motor Racing Academy yet? Let me know what you think about it! And please keep in mind that the Motor Racing Academy might be updated if you're viewing this review after July 16th 2024!

A wise man once said… “You don’t need a mustache to go fast, that’s why swimmers shave their legs”. Another wise man said, “If a goat stares at the sun and a bear stares at the moon, how many pickles will fit in your shoe? That second guy was obviously taking some strong medication so we can just listen to the first guy. Besides everyone knows, it depends on your shoe size.

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Turning left is the hardest thing anyone's ever done. Also I have that same electric razor, and I use it to keep my moustache trimmed. RIP

Did that guy punt you on purpose? Lol its for the best anyway that thing needs to go

more stupid content? sign me up

Oh dear god, u teased it in the streams. That`s what you meant haha. was a fun week!

Yoooooo 3 minutos

Interesting.I actually have tried to use AI to give me advice for setups in historical sim racing.Sometimes it's limited by lack of knowledge of those setups from those days.But sometimes it gives me some interesting insights😊

Where is that chat GPT ?

The aero calculator does NOT change the ride height of the car. The rear wing setting yes, but not the rest of it. You have to change the ride height on the Chassis page with the "ride height" setting just below the corner weight's on each wheel. Check the iRacing manual for the Corvette if you do not believe me, its a very common thing that confuses people. The aero calc is to be used for looking at ride heights in telemetry and using an average of the FL/FR and the RL/RR at a given point on the track gives you the aero balance in % at that particular moment.

you are not changing ride height in calculator i dont think

Lol some of those suggestions sound like it came straight from a drift setup

If you shave that mustache you’ll get rid of oversteer and have great traction out of slow corners.

Very interesting results, could you try also with Assetto Corsa?

Love even looking into this kinda thing, you got me started on it with the last video. I think something it does well with is helping to understand the car it self better. Like askin or “prompting” something like, “ what are the advantages and disadvantages of driving the (insert car here) in simulator (insert SIM name)?” To add to this or even just start out with this. “How can I best take advantage of driving the (insert car here) in (sim name here) on (insert track), to achieve the best lap times?

What happens if you do a generational build? continuing going back to the AI with more questions could generate a good set up by the end.

Practicing helps? Who would've guessed? :D Typing this while still missing my apexes, good practice goal.

Good Video! Subbed! I like this one!

I went from 1:48s on daytona to 1:46s in GT3 easily by just doing basic trail braking. Im not good at it at all yet but doing bare minimum trail braking immediately took me from the bottom of the leaderboard to the top 50%

I'm from the anti-Apex league, sir we got a call...

It's not just about "hitting the apex", it goes hand in hand with the "out - in - out" principle, for example, in the Bus stop, I noticed that you, indeed, hit both apexes, but remained in the inside lane though the short straight, if you allow the car to go a little wider at the exit of the first "s", and do the same on the second, you'll be drawing a straighter trajectory throughout the whole section, and that is what allows you to go faster, because you're using less steering, which, in turn, gives you less friction. By the way, this isn't an angry comment, it's just an observation. 😅

18:00 You should be close to the wall until the last white lane separatorr line for T1, then brake towards the outer white line- Also for T1, brake between the two last lane separators

every patch and every update changes the physics. And ChatGPT is fishing the internet for information from players from 2015 ectect... Pointless! There are only very vague and rudimentary recommendations.

This is an angry comment. So angry right now 😡

Apexes, Apexi..... I'm sure I hit one once.

For me personnaly it would be heplful to get a good description of exactly what the apex of a corner is and what it means to "hit the apex". Curves and turns are different from one to the next and from one track to the next. What might look like an apex on one corner might not actually be "the" apex. I'm going to do my own experiment and find out what I can find out.

The prompt engineering of these will be important. I think creating a custom gpt with loads of data for the model to reference will be the key at AI created setups. This is similar to what race teams do back at their headquarters when running simulations. Now the next step will be adding your telemetry data and the setup information for the models to recommend changes in setup or changes to your racing craft.

Great Video! I’m planning to do a similar video but doing it in ACC. I will give credit to you for this fantastic idea. Thank you 🤙

But the critical thing is - What did you input into Chat GPT? What information did you provide, as in did you input the entire base line setup and then ask for changes?

Ik ben geen simracer maar heb sterk het gevoel dat de setup van chatgpt niet perse beter is, maar je lijnen waren wel een stuk smoother. Misschien als fair test zou het beter zijn om de chatgpt setups te proberen als je weer een tijdje niet je sim hebt aangeraakt ipv dat je er helemaal in zit. En zoals andere al suggereerde in de comments, ik denk dat chatgpt qua kennis die het tot zich heeft heus wel goede setups kan maken, maar dan nog is het punt wel dat de coureur zn drivingstyle wel overeen moet komen met de setup die je krijgt.

Insteresting video. The idea is cool, I wish you would have shown what you changed in the setup sheet, video should have been a lot longer. If you are about to redo a video with a similar idea, I would suggest you to get very familiar with the track, just take the track of the week from the series you are mainly driving, after a few races and using a real setup from a shop or what ever, you are probably better prepared for this challenge, using the fixed setup and not the baseline ( or you can use any baseline setup that are labeled with high, low, medium downforce ), since the purpose of the baseline setup is just to not fail under any load of fuel, there is no work on the set. You did 10 laps, 5 laps on each set.... low effort video or lack of knowledge, I don't know. Finally, can AI create a faster setup? - The driving and the lack of visual information for the viewers are the variables that make this completely useless.

I'm not a fast driver, I know I make a lot of mistakes and in this video I'm just having fun with AI to see if it can create a decent setup!

Hey power q Im gonna share a secret with you on how i do my setups in iRacing. Theres an app in the app store called RC car setup guide. It was 4 bucks canadian when i got it 4 years ago. It is a great tool for making setups, it gives you adjustments for front or rear separately, it gives you pictures of where the adjustment takes place, it asks you under what conditions your experiencing the difficulty and it also has a what if section that explains the pros and cons of each adjustment on the car. You should really check it out! Also if you found this helpful please consider giving my channel a sub. Thanks man, great video by the way.👍

Just thinking out loud here, but if you’re +2secs off the pace on a fixed session you should improve your driving technique first then start working on setups, IMO that helps to avoid bad habits as well, anyway good video thanks for sharing!

hoe heeft dit maar 600 views, dit is veelste goed daarvoor 😭

The driving was way too inconsistent for any meaningful conclusion to be drawn, perhaps if the laptimes weren't changing by 4 tenths every lap and you did 10 or 15 laps you could compare.

Never mind setups. Where’s AI crew chief at?

Most of the time this will happen. A driver with, most likely, not e-sports levels of skill, with most likely a poor understanding of vehicle dynamics, asks an AI, known for spouting utter nonsense what to do. Results will be random, which means sometimes they seem right, which is not to be confused with correlation!

Is this the GP layout? 6 seconds off the pace, your setup is irrelevant.

More than a year ago I did this in ACC. I had problems with tyre heating, and I changed the dampers as AI suggested, and it worked. BUT it was a hit and miss in some areas, even basics. You still need some knowledge.

Great video. I may start doing this too

So many missed apexes that the setup might not make that much of a difference. But still an interesting idea to use ChatGPT for this. Wondering if we people will start relying on ai more often instead of learning cool stuff deeper.

This was the car that I started with in ACC, and I am glad that I did. All the others seem so simple to drive well now. One thing I learned, is that investing time in a good setup for each track is paramount with any of the 911s. Your setup can truly make or break your race. Once you get it right... it's a really fast, rewarding car to drive.