Good race m8. New iracer here following a similar path.
@Dking8632 ай бұрын
Welcome back, and Good luck killer! 😮😮
@julienrobins41212 ай бұрын
Well done video. I call myself a new old guy and I just started a couple of months ago. I managed to get a D license but seem to spend all my time in practice chasing the times of the fast guys like you mentioned. However making one banzai lap is very different than racing in a crowd. Now it's time to learn how to race.
@lukethelen29092 ай бұрын
Nice video! Been iRacing on and off since 2017 and am starting to get my feet wet in sports cars (I come from the asphalt oval scene). Also... downloading overlays for iRacing can help identify dangerous drivers as well. You can set them up to display other drivers' iRating and more importantly safety rating.
@adicoolz992 ай бұрын
Which overlays you use for iRacing?
@RedBeardRacingRBR2 ай бұрын
@@adicoolz99 hey man! I use iOverlay! I can really recommend it, although it's not free anymore, but still pretty cheap. Worth it!
@linzkirk3 ай бұрын
I find Rookies at the weekend is a demolition derby. But like you say identifying dangerous drivers and let them through works well..
@tenkaboss33353 ай бұрын
Hello!I really like this,inspired me a lot and i started practicing more! keep it up
@flaviusetius54223 ай бұрын
I need 5 weeks from Rookie to A class in Sport Cars.😄
@sotaventorecords27733 ай бұрын
Awsome!!! Finally someone to define trail breaking
@noobifye75423 ай бұрын
thank you for posting this because I’m getting iracing soon and I don’t know any races that will happen in rookies and I don’t want to spend money immediately cuz I dont got it like that good vid
@phillipwebb11043 ай бұрын
Awesome video. I too have recently gone back to Iracing. Currently using a t300 setup. Hope to see you on the track one day. Racer name: Phillip Webb
@OldManiRacing-fj4lg4 ай бұрын
Good on you, always interesting comments, your English by the way is good, also good luck on the motorcycle, I have been riding since I was 15 and still going. What sort of bike are you going to ride? This is a good track but can be a bit tough.
@RedBeardRacingRBR3 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm riding on a 2020 Kawasaki Z650 during my riding course. I kinda want to have a Vulcan 800. But since I'm learning on a naked, I'm also looking at a Ducati Monster 620! What are you riding my friend? 😁✌
@riverlandmallee-yourrealvo9203 ай бұрын
@@RedBeardRacingRBR Hi, I have ridden many from my first Suzudi 125 then several others including 650 Yamaha, Norton 850 Commando, Honda 750, Kawasaki 1300 with sidecar, Honday CX 650, Kwaka 900 a few dirt bikes and other V Twin Yamaha. Now I am I think on my last bike a Yamaha XVS 1100 Classic, bought new in 2000 and to be honest as a cruiser it is very good. My brother has had Ducati Monster and found it very good.
@Django454 ай бұрын
hey man, you should check your pedals, maybe clean your throttle area or contacts (don't remember what set you have right now) or set a small deadzone at the top of the range (preferably in the pedal software, not in iRacing, that is a nightmare to set up). I can see some flutter when you are full on the gas. Might be costing you valuable time. BTW have you limited the range of the brake intentionally to not overbrake too much? That trace looks suspicious to me. Also noticed, that you were being followed by Jonathan Felix. I have raced with him tonight in the GR86 cup and we had a small incident together. Overall racing incident. I spun him out when he drifted slightly into me in Druids
@quazster4 ай бұрын
I can see the same. Suggestions for Thedo: you are braking too late and too hard, and loose very much time in late exits because of that. It may feel you are catching up because of the deep entries you get but actually overall you loose laptime. Would suggest to remove the brake limiter and learn to do it with a brake that goes to 100. Also look at transition to trail braking earlier to gain rotation there.
@Django454 ай бұрын
@@quazster AFAIK, Thedo does not have Loadcell pedals yet. So he may be trying to make it easier to race with what he has. For loadcells it is surely better to use whole range and learn better trail braking.
@RedBeardRacingRBR3 ай бұрын
@@Django45 @quazster Yeah my pedals are most likely dusty. I'll have to clean them out. I still use my G923 pedals. I limited my brakes to 90% in order to prevent abs from kicking in. I used that setting in the Mazda's last season, and kept it. But I tried it without the limiter, because of you guys' suggestion, and also decreased the brake force factor to 2.5 and noticed a lot more braking accuracy and the ability to rotate better. I feel like I'm able to close in on the faster guys this way, marginally, but still nonetheless!
@MinguMeister4 ай бұрын
Hey i was wondering what is this series called in iracing? I couldnt find it through the search.
@RedBeardRacingRBR4 ай бұрын
Hey man! This series is the GT4 Falken Tyre Challenge - Fixed! 😁✌🏻
@MinguMeister4 ай бұрын
@@RedBeardRacingRBR thanks bro
@michaelsk094 ай бұрын
Hey Thedo, great video. Yep, get the bb back in fixed. At least 4 clicks. I go 6-7 clicks back in the Merc and do low 57s in fixed. Also, would be cool to see your incident count in the overlay. About the incident in the last corner. It is hard to do, but sometimes you can avoid these incidents by checking the closing speed of the following car and realizing he will crash into you. If you see this is going to happen you can get off the brakes a bit quicker or even go on throttle. It makes you miss your line, but could avoid a crash. Maybe not in this case, but in general.
@RedBeardRacingRBR4 ай бұрын
Hey man! Thanks! 6-7 clicks!? That's quite a lot! I'll make sure to try it out! You're right about checking my rearview mirror. Perhaps I cloud have prevented that incident. Thanks for the tip! 😁
@michaelsk094 ай бұрын
@@RedBeardRacingRBR You´re very welcome. The standard BB in fixed is stable, but very understeery. More clicks back make it more pointy and oversteery. Now, while oversteer while braking can be dangerous, it is only dangerous if you don´t expect it. If you are used to the standard BB, ease your way into it. Go 2 clicks down and do a few laps, see how it feels. Eventually you will find what feels good for you. Also, it is a good idea to do half your target clicks for lap 1 with cold tires and then after lap 1 do the rest of the clicks. So if your target is 4 clicks, do 2 clicks to start and then another 2 clicks after lap 1.
@RedBeardRacingRBR4 ай бұрын
Thanks for the advice! I'll make sure to try it out in my practice session! 😁✌🏻
@OldManiRacing-fj4lg4 ай бұрын
Nice work, these things happen.
@Django454 ай бұрын
The first incident was a little bit on you. You sort of squeezed the guy next to you, thinking it was just 2 wide, but he had a third one on his inside and you pushed him into that guy's front and he pitted himself over his bumper. It was a bit of a fustercluck. Pretty decent pace. Try playing with the BB more to the rear, so you can reduce the ABS activation on the fronts and improve turn in for corners.
@RedBeardRacingRBR4 ай бұрын
Yeah, I expected it to be just two wide, considering the guy that rejoined was quite slow. I'll try reducing te BB even more towards the rear! 😁✌
@Baksteenkoe4 ай бұрын
Nice moves and a good pace on the early part!
@WoodenShoesGaming4 ай бұрын
Great video!
@varanjitsingh96634 ай бұрын
suellio almeida has a racing course if you are wanting to get faster you can buy it. watch his channel if you want to be convinced. my advice would be try a pro setup and maybe use the gears to turn the car more. get consistent brake markers and the reason you are probably getting understeer is that you may be trailing off too quickly making the front go light too soon.
@RedBeardRacingRBR4 ай бұрын
I'm a fan of Suellio's! I've watched quite a lot of his video's! I'll look into purchasing his course! You're right about trailing off too quickly! I tried trailing off a little slower and it worked wonders! 😁
@WoodenShoesGaming4 ай бұрын
This looked like a though track do drive
@Django454 ай бұрын
This track is pretty tricky. Especially the double right hander after start. I did not practice a lot but I managed just about 1:46s. Managed P5 in GT4 fixed and 22nd to 6th in the SCC. Just keeping it clean and planning my overtakes, trying to throw off people ahead with faked moves and avoiding aggressive racing gone bad gave me a lot of places. really tough braking hard enough to stop and not enough to push into ABS too much. That then kills front end grip and understeers if in ABS when trailing in. I race M4 as I said in previous video and I run about 1% less BB than default, sometimes even slightly less than that to get better turn in on brakes. You seem to be dropping brakes too fast, going from full brakes to trailing. Not enough braking during transition. Definitely look into Suellio Almeida's Press Less Technique for brake pedal control. Make sure you have your heel lifted when braking and just measure the pressure when moving into trailing
@RedBeardRacingRBR4 ай бұрын
Strong results my friend! I'll look into the technique! Suellio's video's are great! Thanks for reminding me, I haven't watched his channel in a while and it shows haha! 😂 That first few corners are tricky indeed!
@ThatSkaterGuyy4 ай бұрын
Hey Man! KZbin algorithm sent me here to help I guess haha! Love the idea of showing your journey and GT4 is my favorite series! I'll say this was a super tricky track and took me a few hours of practice to get my times down. Definitely very technical and doesn't flow super well to me. I was able to get down to 1:44.8 at Navarra this week in the Porsche, so hopefully I can help a little! I only watched the first 10 minutes, but some pointers to help: Looks like your biggest problem is what you mentioned: understeer (which is everyone's problem with GT4s, especially coming from the pointy MX-5). Watching the vid, I see you steering a ton into the corner and the car is just pushing wide. I can see you're trail braking, but it's just not quite enough for the GT4s. The best thing I'd suggest that helped me a ton is to watch this video and try what Suellio says of spinning the car out on purpose: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mofJdKmDmMmArrc&ab_channel=SuellioAlmeida He gives helpful techniques on how to do it. Once you can learn how much trail braking it takes to spin the car, you can reign it in and hopefully find neutral steer through corner entry, mid-corner, and corner exit. The idea especially on this track is to rotate early before the apex, then get on the throttle early before you even hit the apex and neutral steer all the way to the track out. My fastest times, I was barely turning the steering wheel through most of the corner and using the brake pedal and engine braking to steer. Other things that helped me a ton are looking up the "press-less" technique from Suellio, and having light hands on the steering wheel (almost using only your fingertips to let the wheel adjust around to the road surface). Another tip (which I can't tell in your video) is to be careful with the ABS. My best laps I was only slightly in the ABS on the hardest brake zones, then out of ABS when turning in. ABS kills rotation (in iRacing at least). This was especially hard in the first corner as you have to brake hard, release the brakes a little, and then brake hard again before the sharp hairpin. Hope that helps and hopefully I'll see you out on the track in the next GT4 race! Subbed!
@RedBeardRacingRBR4 ай бұрын
Hey man! Thanks for stopping by! I get what you mean by saying the flow doesn't it do it for you. It didn't do it for me either. I think my weakness is mostly visible in hairpins! 1:44.8 is an awesome laptime! I'm wayy off haha! GT4 is awesome! Thanks for the link to the video! I watched it and found it very useful! I watched a similar video by Suellio earlier in which he talks about the same topic of inducing oversteer and spinning on purpose, but this video showing a GT3 is much closer to the GT4! I still have to look at the "press-less" technique though. I don't really know how much ABS is used during braking with the Mercedes, I see the purple and blue lights pop up on the dash, but I can't tell if that means ABS is activated or not, or how much is used... Thank you so much for subscribing! I'm currently practicing for the Mugello race and so far I managed to do a 1:57.7 or something. I used what I've learned in the video, and your tips and they've helped me quite a lot! Especially trailbraking further into corners! See you on track! 😁✌
@xavierleggett41174 ай бұрын
Tough race. Yeah, certain car and track combinations just aren't fun to drive on, let alone to race and compete on. Personally I HATE Navarra. I'd rather play football with a shotput, than to try wrestling with a GT4 around this circuit. But at least you survived to race another day.
@RedBeardRacingRBR4 ай бұрын
Haha, yeah I'm not a fan of all those hairpins 😂 I'd love to see you play football with a shotput 🤣 Mugello is much more fun to drive on this week!
@underSTATEDexcellence4 ай бұрын
I just started iRacing at the end of June and I’m already up to C class in series Formula now in early July. Completely stopped playing all other devs racing sims this is the one to dedicate your time too. I now have a Fanatec DD clubsport F1 rig.
@RedBeardRacingRBR4 ай бұрын
Wow man! That's awesome progress!!! Nice rig you've got! I also feel like this is the sim to commit to. I think it just has the most to offer!
@underSTATEDexcellence4 ай бұрын
@@RedBeardRacingRBR 100% I haven’t come across any other sim that comes close to the physics of iRacing.
@danieljeffries64302 ай бұрын
I'm just getting into Sim Racing and wanted to get IRacing Is it that Good 👍? That all other Sim Programs are useless
@underSTATEDexcellence2 ай бұрын
@@danieljeffries6430 It’s the best sim I’ve used out of ACC, GT7, RaceRoom and Rennsport. They are not even comparable in my opinion.
@MickhailShvetsov4 ай бұрын
Thanks!
@WoodenShoesGaming4 ай бұрын
Keeping your cool in the race really payed off! Nice racing!
@RedBeardRacingRBR4 ай бұрын
Thank you, buddy!
@arturkochan46494 ай бұрын
plz get rid of these pedals. they hurt my eyes
@RedBeardRacingRBR4 ай бұрын
Yeah, they're shit haha. 😂 But it's what I've got for now. If you'd like to donate for a new set of pedals, I could set it up... 😏
@Baksteenkoe4 ай бұрын
Gratz on the new lap record! The competition in this season is noticably harder compared to last season, adds quite some tension to the race!
@RedBeardRacingRBR4 ай бұрын
Thanks my friend! Yeah the field is much tighter compared to the Mazda's! Makes for more fun and exciting racing!
@jobvolkers25504 ай бұрын
The Dutchman came out 13:29 HO!
@RedBeardRacingRBR4 ай бұрын
HOO!! PAS OP!!!
@frindon3264 ай бұрын
first off: you underated as hell. second off: you are wholesome. third off:if you really think discord is a good diea go for it my man! (this my first video that i havw whatched from you)
@RedBeardRacingRBR4 ай бұрын
Ah man thank you so much for your kind words! I enjoy the idea of creating a community, so discord is a nice platform to help that come into fruition! I really enjoy making video's, so many more to come haha! 😁✌
@OldManiRacing-fj4lg4 ай бұрын
That is the story of my past 3 days. They start hitting you on the form up lap these days.
@RedBeardRacingRBR4 ай бұрын
That's a bummer man! I feel like people really get impatient on starts. I also did not expected it to happen in top split... 😅
@Django455 ай бұрын
No overlays? 😢 I don't own misano yet, so I took a week off. 😅 That was a tough start, like a pinball in a pinball machine. I guess your focus got ruined after that. Noticed a lot of inconsistent driving, pushing too much into some corners and losing on the exit. Also that made for an unstable platform and you often almost lost the rear, trying to compensate for the bad entry and mid corner on the gas exiting. The double right before the long straight was the worst offender. You came in too tight, did not prepare for the exit and had a bad run out of it almost every time. definitely lost a lot of time on that straight
@RedBeardRacingRBR4 ай бұрын
Yeah the chaos at the start caught me really off guard. I've never experienced anything like this... My focus was indeed ruined. It was also very hot inside, so that didn't help either. I got a little tired as well. I did a race before this one that night, but I forgot to press record. I came in 7th, starting from p8. Misano is a great and fun track, especially when you get it right! That double right hander is tricky though, because the second right hander is not a full 180 degree hairpin, so it required as slightly different approach, because it does feel like a full hairpin. I didn't get that one haha. I noticed when I was watching the video, where my markers were. I didn't have them clear for myself. After I studied them, I did a little practice using my newly found markers, instead of guessing where to brake/turn-in/etc, I immediatly shaved of a tenth off of my PB! I managed to get a 1:42.8! So fresh reminder of setting markers! 😁
@xavierleggett41175 ай бұрын
This is great content. Thanks for sharing your advice and recommendations, it's much appreciated. You forgot to say, "Let's go green and keep it clean," at the end of the video.
@RedBeardRacingRBR5 ай бұрын
You're welcome buddy! You're right, I forgot haha. I'll remember next time! 🤣
@Django455 ай бұрын
If you plan to take racing seriously for the forseeable future, you should definitely look at some mid range pedals with a loadcell. It will change your braking game and your life. It definitely has done that for me. I went for the CSL elite V2 pedals. There are a lot of options for decent sets these days. It will take you time to get used to it, but your braking confidence will go through the roof (if you set the pedal correctly, lots of guides on youtube. I used Boosted Media guide). I think I gained like over a second or more per lap after 14 days and kept improving my technique over the year I have it now. Just dont go for the hardest feeling brake right off the bat if you get an adjustable elastomer stack. You can learn trailbraking on potentiometer brake as well, but it takes a lot more effort and focus to do well. Before I went to a loadcell, every braking zone felt like stepping into mud, not knowing what will happen next. nice recap of your season. I hope to see more of the GT4 stuff from you.
@RedBeardRacingRBR5 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for the advice on pedals! My pedals are starting to show some glitches, so I'm looking for an upgrade. I had my eye on some Thrustmaster T LCM pedals, but for a little extra money I could get the CSL V2's as well. Do you think I need some sort of rig to hold these pedals, or can I rest them against the wall? I'm curious how different the feel is compared to the G923 pedals... Awesome to hear you found a ton of speed with them! More GT4 content coming soon! 😁✌🏻
@Django455 ай бұрын
@@RedBeardRacingRBR the quality of T-LCM pedals is only worth going for if you need to stay in one brand ecosystem for consoles. It looks flimsy. A buddy of mine talked me out of them when I was first looking around. I had T300RS GT and that felt like an affordable set for it. But I dont do console. With Loadcells, it is definitely a good idea to get at least some sturdy half rig (probably not the foldable tube rigs, they are pretty flimsy). Bolting it down and having everything in the same place every time can make it easier to be consistent with inputs and seating position. Also I feel that the pedals could just pivot around the base if not mounted. When you use the proper braking technique and lift the heel off the plate when braking to have better control over force application and release and less strain on your ankle and calf, using your stronger thigh muscles Me, I dont have room for a full stand-alone rig with a seat, so I went for NLR Wheelstand 2.0 that can accommodate an office chair with the included cradle. I put it close to my table and have my display on a display arm that I can pull forward and close to the rig. It is not perfect positioning, but I can deal. For portability I got their set of lockable castor wheels, but it made the rig higher and slightly less stable. I am a tall boy (193cm) and my pedal plate is about as far back as it can go, that is making the rig pivot around the rear wheels when I brake hard. I got into a bad habit of holding my wheel tight and pulling the rig down. I had to jury-rig an upgrade with a 5Kg weight attached on the front side below my legs to balance it out better. I dont know how different it will be for you, compared to the logitech pedals, I had the thrustmaster ones. The main difference is the way the braking is applied. No longer distance based with some resistance at the end of the travel, but fully force based. with quite a bit less travel overall.
@RedBeardRacingRBR4 ай бұрын
@@Django45 The NLR wheelstand 2.0 looks like it might fit my simracing space. I'll have to measure it though. Maybe I can fit it underneath my desk, if I lift my desk haha. I'm also very space limited. It's also probably for the better to mount load cell pedals on a rig. I hope you'll get a dedicated sim room in the future! That's what I'd like to have one day! Thanks for the suggestion! 😁
@Django454 ай бұрын
@@RedBeardRacingRBR too bad we can't private message on KZbin anymore or I can't find how. I would have shared my setup pics with you. Do you have a discord server for your followers or something? I would be more than willing to share experiences there
@RedBeardRacingRBR4 ай бұрын
@@Django45 I don't have a Discord server yet! I like the idea of having one! Thanks! Would also be fun to share our knowledge and setups, etc. 😁✌
@somewhat-similar5 ай бұрын
Nice! Been waiting for this one 😀
@RedBeardRacingRBR5 ай бұрын
Wow! You were quick mate! It took me a lot of time to make it, but it's worth it! I'm very happy how it turned out! 😁✌🏻
@alecfegan57415 ай бұрын
How were you able to try out different cars last season? Do you have to buy each car you want to try out or is there a way to try them for free?
@RedBeardRacingRBR5 ай бұрын
Unfortunately I had to buy them... I would love to see a "test before you buy" feature from iRacing in the future! What helped me narrowing it down was to watch some reviews of the cars.
@WoodenShoesGaming5 ай бұрын
Nice video!
@RedBeardRacingRBR5 ай бұрын
Thank you buddy! 😁✌🏻
@Django455 ай бұрын
That white car driver was a clown. Used bump to steer on you, but luckily he got his sweet sweet karma in the end. I absolutely burst out laughing! That orange dood was so aggressive. You can often tell by how they drive, what is gonna happen. Lucky ending, congratulations mate!
@RedBeardRacingRBR5 ай бұрын
Yeah that was an awesome moment haha! They were both so aggressive I just KNEW it was gonna end badly. Thank you for watching my first ever video! 😁✌
@Django455 ай бұрын
I decided to also focus on GT4 one car this season, but I also run the LMP 3, cos I want the achievement for multiclass running every class every week. If you don't mind, you should be able to run both GT4 fixed and SCC multiclass. It is 2x the length, though. But you will learn a lot about managing traffic and avoiding take outs from faster class If your frames suck, try looking up guides to get best bang for graphical buck. I would suggest having Max Cars at 63 but draw like 20 in front and 4 in mirrors. Also reduce the amount of pit stalls you draw, I heard some people had small stuttering when pits were in their FoV even when they did not physically see the pits. It is pointless resource drain.
@RedBeardRacingRBR5 ай бұрын
Hey man! Thanks for the advice! I think it worked! I just did a race and the fps was higher than before, even on higher graphics! I'll do some testing with recording later, but hopefully it's fine! I'll look into doing the SCC multiclass, it sounds awesome! I plan to do an LMP3 season in the future! 😁✌
@Django455 ай бұрын
@@RedBeardRacingRBR I have done 2 SCC races today. once with GT4 and once with LMP. It is hectic but very fun and difficult. In GT4 expect LMPs to do silly late sends sometimes into places. I have done my LMP3 race after GT4 and I also did like 2 late lunges that I thought I could do. Luckily just cost me time, not taking out the GT4. Best advice is to be vigilant, stick to your line and be predictable. Nothing worse than late evasive maneuvers to let them by, only to block them and get punted, because they already planned out a way around you. Good luck!
@RedBeardRacingRBR5 ай бұрын
@@Django45 That's awesome man! What sort of laptimes are you running in GT4 at this track, and what car are you driving? I'm able to do low to mid 1:30's consistantly. I would love to improve... I bet the LMP3 feels like a rocketship compared to the GT4! I already felt it was quite a big jump coming from the Mazda's.
@Django455 ай бұрын
@@RedBeardRacingRBR I was able to get low 1:30s on a good day but in the race managed mid to high 1:30s. I decided to drive BMW the entire season. I dont run any custom setups, just clicked one less wing for the high downforce preset. The GT4s are overall more stable than Mazda but a lot faster, so you need to learn how to react quicker. I heard you say that you expected more crashes, since mazdas had lots, this is the reason. I would not say it is easier or harder than Mazda, it is different. The LMP is a different beast to GTs, it has more aero and needs a very different approach, especially on brakes, since it has no ABS, just TC and if you downshift too fast to 2nd, you can easily lock the rears when braking somewhat hard. I was running the fixed setup with BB 2 clicks to the back and I was careful with downshifts to 2nd. It can be snappy on curbs or compressions under braking or coasting while changing directions. Aero is still a bit of a mystery to me, since I was always a GT boy. But I am learning.
@RedBeardRacingRBR5 ай бұрын
It's very interesting that the GT4 and LMP's need a totally different approach! I can imagine the LMP's having a lot more downforce can be tricky to get used to. I've driven in the Dallara LMP2 a few years back. Back then I didn't learn the proper skills to drive such a machine. I remember all I did was lock up and spin haha! I did a little bit of driving in the FIA F4 as well. Which I suppose has some similarities with the LMP's. The F4 feels super quick as well! I'm considering adding that as an additional series. But I'm not so sure if I have enough time to practice for both series. By the way, what's your iRating?
@LimaBrav05 ай бұрын
We've all been there!
@Baksteenkoe5 ай бұрын
Tough start mate, but still a lot of good moments in the video! Also looking forward to the season recap!
@RedBeardRacingRBR5 ай бұрын
Cheers buddy! 😁✌
@B1nChicken5 ай бұрын
Great video - New to iracing - short and straight to point - thanks
@RedBeardRacingRBR5 ай бұрын
Cheers buddy! 😁✌🏻
@rabcmcdee5 ай бұрын
Just subscribed hope to see on track sometime
@RedBeardRacingRBR5 ай бұрын
Thanks buddy! See you on track! I'll be racing GT4 next season! 😁✌🏻
@doostah5 ай бұрын
which league is this in iracing?
@RedBeardRacingRBR5 ай бұрын
Hey man! It's just the official iRacing Rookie series 😁✌🏻
@doostah5 ай бұрын
@@RedBeardRacingRBR oh awesome, i had to drop out of my ACC league due to limited time, so have been trying to get my racing fix. joined mx5 on lfm but have to plan it out. trying to decide if i want to pay the monthly for iracing or not. will be using the base cars, but the monthly is def a turn off
@RedBeardRacingRBR5 ай бұрын
Shame you can't make it for the ACC league... But try iRacing for a month! There's a ton of base content and the MX-5 cup is a great car! I think it's a great series to hone your skills for faster cars!
@somewhat-similar5 ай бұрын
Fun to watch, as always! Have you decided on your new ride for next season yet? 😀
@RedBeardRacingRBR5 ай бұрын
Thanks buddy! It's going to be GT4! I was still having my doubts, because I didn't like tha handling of the Porsche. But yesterday, I tried the Mercedes and I loved it! I was half a second faster than I was in the Porsche within three laps. 😁✌🏻
@somewhat-similar5 ай бұрын
@@RedBeardRacingRBR nice nice! I think you’re gonna love it. Can’t wait for the schedule to get released so I know where we’re starting next season!
@RedBeardRacingRBR5 ай бұрын
@@somewhat-similar I can't wait either! See you on track! 😁✌🏻
@Baksteenkoe5 ай бұрын
Well done mate, it really was a Gool video! ;)
@RedBeardRacingRBR5 ай бұрын
Hahaha dangit! 😁🤣
@xavierleggett41175 ай бұрын
Great Win!
@RedBeardRacingRBR5 ай бұрын
Thanks! 😁✌🏻
@DaveMurphy-dc8xb6 ай бұрын
Great video! Enjoyed your commentary.
@RedBeardRacingRBR6 ай бұрын
Thanks buddy! 😁✌🏻
@somewhat-similar6 ай бұрын
That was a really enjoyable race to watch! I can’t believe how fast the front runners in these races are… Mazda races always seem to have a few guys who blitz me no matter how hard I practice
@RedBeardRacingRBR6 ай бұрын
Thank you so much buddy! Yeah some guys are insane! I feel like they just start over again with iRacing, or have a lot of experience with other sims. Like the guy who finished in 2nd this, started from 5th. 🥲 How do you practice? I've noticed that practicing methodically really helps getting faster! If there's any advice I could give it's learn how to use trailbraking! That alone saves up to 1,0 -2,0 seconds per lap.
@somewhat-similar6 ай бұрын
@@RedBeardRacingRBR I'm pretty methodical actually! Probably just impatient to race, more than anything. A bit like you - I get a fast time that I think is fairly good, but then in a race they're somehow even faster than that. (I loved your "my own lap was faster than my track guide ... but ... he's still faster?!" moment, very relatable!) Game-changer for me getting up to speed faster was using Garage61 (or VRS) to find where to focus + an idea where to start, and then Active Reset to do one small section 100 times until I got it right.
@RedBeardRacingRBR6 ай бұрын
Haha I get it buddy! I was also very impatient to race. But because I make video's now, I like to practice more so that I just have to record one race for a video. So during weekends I practice the upcoming track for about 2-3 hours before I do the race. One hour at a time tops. I find that sticking to one particular series helps a lot in improving your skills. The skills you have obtained with one series will transfer to other series. I used to suck at a lot of series because I never properly learned how to be good at one particular series. 🤣 Garage61 seems very helpful! Great for analyzing what the fast guys are doing. Have you watched Suelio Almeida by any chance? He has some great coaching video's in which he breaks down different driving techniques. They've helped me a lot! Active restarts are also a great tool!