No, perché la linea del traguardo non è quella che intendi tu, ma prima

Big crash

Just watched Hamilton's Pole lap there in 2020, and it was mind blowing

Porsche cup championship regulations only allow TC, but as we're going to race this car in the Italian GT Championship we are free to have also ABS

I know, it kinda upsets me every time. It's the "pass" the organizer gives us to make sure we signed all the papers in which we declare that if we crash/hurt ourselves it's our business and not their fault 😪.

I'm going to race in the GT Cup Sprint, I'm not fast enough yet for pcci:(

@@b63ombe well done mate...if you allow, i add you on fb?

Thank you. You should look for racing series in your place and teams that race in these series. Then you can contact them. Typically they also have contacts with instructors so that they can teach you how to behave on track and how to drive fast.

@@b63ombe Thank you so much for taking your time and responding. I've always had the dream of pursuing this path but never knew how to start lol. I do have one more question tho, how much would it cost for me to follow this path? As amazing as this looks, I'm worried I wouldn't be able to afford it.

Not gonna lie, it costs a lot. The cheapest national championships aren't less expensive than 10k €, but some amateur series can be much cheaper and each race may cost some hundreds of euros each

It does have TC, but it's not that invasive at all as in GT3 cars, it helps a little in wet conditions and for stressing less the rear tyres, but in dry it's always kept at minimum values. In general 911 cars, having a lot of weight on the back because of the engine position, physically have A LOT of traction capability by themselves without electronic intervening. The previous model, the 991 GT3 Cup didn't have TC, so maybe that's what you heard.

@@b63ombe thanks

It was a test day with a timetable for both racing and road legal cars. But I don't know why they put historical cars at the same time as racing cars, because they're much slower. They should be with the road legal cars imho

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What track is this it looks awesome

@@Messup7654 Mugello

@@OscarMartini thanks 🫡

he maybe went too wide and lost the rear getting on the throttle again

if you look closely it started raining

It started raining and I guess the outside curb got wet, so when he put his wheels there he lost it :(

Multiple factors could have been againts him. It was starting to rain. Apply some throttle as you go over a wet curb uphill and you can land in trouble very quickly.

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Its not a video game 🤣

I'm not used to do it, as the cars I was driving last years needed clutch for the downshifts. But I have to learn left foot braking to improve my laptimes.

@@b63ombe thank you for your answer. I had the same situation with left foot for clutch (in simracing =)). Now trying to use left foot for brake too :)

in Mugello the track limit is the gravel ;) thank you very much!

Thank you! Btw that's exactly what I wrote LoL... This was the first shot and I improved the position later, but unfortunately the GoPro battery died in the out lap.

it's a GoPro HERO 11

Giacomo Maurizio grazie mille Giacomo!