Am I slow? Are they fast? Sim Racing tips for all skill levels

Some basic advice from a consistent sim racer
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[@MatthewLesnewski]

### Coach Dave Academy kzbin.info/door/Ipu-V_UN8wKFqNMEHRo-UQ ### Driver 61 kzbin.info/door/tbLA0YM6EpwUQhFUyPQU9Q This is the first time I've heard of Coach Dave Academy, I'll have to check him out. I've watched a fair amount of Driver61 and his breakdown of real racing with applying it to sim racing is excellent. Thanks for that Laurence. It's good to have a few mantras floating through your mind, it helps with staying focused, not letting yourself get spooked, and racing your own race. Go easy on yourself if you do make a mistake and adjust your goals accordingly. Not every race is a podium, dial it back to working on the car in front of you, or even just trying to bring it home. The last thing, if you are too bent, get a tow so you don't ruin someone else's race. ### Have a good time and laugh a little (or a lot!) www.reddit.com/r/iRacing/comments/jdyn1j/dont_ride_the_sausagesor_why_to_always_have_voice/?context=3

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Great post, thanks for contributing your opinion and the links.

[@boostedmedia]

“Slamming on the brakes at full speed won’t cause a lock up” *Jumps in the Porsche 911 Cup car in iRacing* XD

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Hahaha you’re not going fast enough or you’re just too beastly 😂

[@oktc68]

@MidnightMarauder af? (don't understand) thanks 😁

[@DavidLedbetter12]

The advice at 8:25 is the absolutely the best thing you can do. Imagine how good the racing would be if everyone did that. If 4th is faster than you and your 3rd your just letting 1st and 2nd run away. Let him go and chase down the leaders with the guy that’s quicker than you at the moment.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Thanks for the comment! Glad the advice here is relatable for people :)

[@EasterlyWind]

I think it may be because they are running 3 Honda Civics with spoon engines. And on top of that, they just went into Harry's, ordered 3 T66 turbos, with NOS. And a Motec exhaust.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Hahahahahaha I was wondering where you were going with that and then the penny dropped. #iLikeTheTuna

[@zicburd]

Could you tell me right quick what would be a better motor for my Skyline, a Gallo 12 or a Gallo 24?

[@GJvRuler]

Hi Laurence, your video was suggested by yt and after 25yrs of sim racing I typically hear a lot of bs here, but... all your tips are spot on!! Thanks for posting this, every starting (sim)racer should see this.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Wow thank you so much! I’m sim racing nearly 25 years now too :) I started the channel 1.5 years ago but still have loads more stuff I want to make videos about :) thanks for the comment ❤️

[@jonboy2950]

Im just happy when im facing in the right direction. Great tips Laurence, these will be really useful for most people. cheers.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Hahaha you’ll be surprised how much you can achieve by just following these basics. And learning more about them of course. There are reasons people are quick and mostly, it’s not just talent

[@bitemyshite]

I got bad habits concerning traction. Can't seem to let up on throttle when I need to. The subconscious need to go fast keeps it planted. I get lazy and its good to hear you talk about that here and remind me I need to be more conscious of it.

[@joeymacme]

Great tips Laurence. I know I've got to work on most of them! "Racing my own race" in particular... I often make silly mistakes when under pressure from behind and often when letting a faster driver through... which I do for the reasons you stated.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Hahaha I think we all have stuff to learn for sure. As someone else said, seat time is very important too.

[@georgeservian9383]

Very new to racing games. Great practical tips! And of course spend some time working on the basics you described. Nothing can replace putting in the time and practicing and enjoying.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Welcome to racing games! Thanks for your kind words, and enjoy yourself :) enjoying sim racing is #1. It’s more important than results, trophies or ratings.

[@sleepterror9873]

Excellent points, particularly the notes regarding racecraft. Well done

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Thank you very much. Glad it’s useful for people :)

[@danhammond9967]

Very sound advice! New subscriber - surprised I didn't subscribe to you earlier!

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Hahah thanks for the sub! Plenty more advice coming in the next few months :p

[@PixelGod240]

FYI more and more I watch of this channel more I enjoy it

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Hahaha glad you’re enjoying it :)

[@dsjunges]

Thanks mate... That was such an honest and sincere video.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

You’re very welcome. I’m glad it helped or was interesting. It did come from the heart and wasn’t really rehearsed at all

[@Quigs94]

The best way to learn how to race is by racing. Sure fast hotlaps help get top qualifier, but that doesn't translate to good races. I for one am not that fast, usually 2 secs behind the fastest guy in my split. But, I find it very easy to finish top 5 now due to learning how to attack and defend when the time comes. Just keep racing. Don't be a lab rat and you'll get quicker much faster.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Exactly! You get it. It’s a valuable skill that you have developed.

[@oktc68]

I laughed when I read this, I'm that guy. I hate racing, other people on my track, in my way, 🤣 they slow me down. However, I recently started racing against AI (I wouldn't inflict my lack of race craft on other humans) and well, it's not as pure as seeking the perfect lap, but it's quite fun really. I don't think it'll ever be my first love, but a change is as good as a rest. How do European style racers feel about oval racing? Isn't that a very "pure" form of racing? I mean it's all about the tactics of racing your opponents isn't it?

[@robertneale7326]

Ditto.. I'm a mid-to-rear grid qualifier, but regularly finish around P10..

[@danielschmidt1990]

I actually love what you said here about setups.. i have driven in a community where i feel like all they care about is their setup.. im not the best or the fastest, so often their setups makes me feel unsafe in the car, rather than driving it with a Baseline.. big thumbs up... Other than that.. Your finishing line with beating the faster opponent.. Thats so true and especially in Endurance races! Consistent laps trough the whole session, beats the one that are faster and inconsistent.. Love your channel mate! keep it up

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Thanks Daniel! This was an important video for me. There’s a lot that you learn in sim racing which seems kinda obvious after you have learned it 😂 I’m glad to have a platform to share it with people

[@Donk..]

Great talk through. I've found chasing a ghost car really helps even if it's just my own can really help improve my times. Also some Sim racing games allow you to grab the setup of the ghost car you are chasing which is great but not always ideal if you intend to take that setup into a long race. Those setups are usually optimised for an extremely fast 1 or 2 laps and can be unstable or even worse can kill the car if driven for a length of time so it's good to be cautious when using them. I really enjoyed the vid thanks for sharing 😍😍👍

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Great stuff. Another thing that will surely make you faster, is to practice on race fuel load. If you switch back to low fuel after 30 race fuel laps, you’ll find a tonne of time!

[@Donk..]

@@LaurenceDusoswa Nice tip, A friend also gave me a tip, it can help to practice on hard tyres to understand where the car is really twitchy. But I mean we're probably getting into advanced stuff now.

[@GMCRaptor]

Great tips, explained simply. Yes we all get “rear ended” from time to time......lol. My tip let’s faster cars go past. Not worth losing a whole race for one or two positions.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Hahaha yeah it’s all about enjoying your race :) it’s very rewarding to show respect and still earn a good position! Thanks for the comment :)

[@gregsonberlin3782]

Lots of good tips from someone who knows what he’s talking about. 2 additions: 1. racing against AI in AC is always frustrating in regards to cars from behind :) 2. setups can make slow drivers even slower. Just consider brake balance.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Thanks for the tips :)

[@gregsonberlin3782]

@@LaurenceDusoswa Well, rather remarks than real tips :)

[@jorn-jorenjorenson5028]

Very good tips, thanks for sharing! To add to your good point about letting faster drivers pass: They will overtake you anyway, but as long as you fight with them, you will loose some time or even risk an accident and loose a lot of time. And the time you don't loose on faster cars can help you overtake or hold off drivers that are about in your skill range.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Exactly! You get it :) thanks for the comment!

[@GMCRaptor]

Correct it’s a shame slower drivers don’t realise this concept

[@vinnymoody9674]

good video, would also add when you practice or race against the AI, treat the AI as another human driver, this produces good habits, if you do the opposite ie dont care if you bump the AI cars of the track then this will produce bad habits which become muscle memory.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

I would actually recommend never racing against AI. They are coded to give you space and make you feel good. When you then face real people and they don’t give you space, you can easily be fooled into thinking that the AI drives well and real people aren’t following the rules and aren’t opening doors for you. Some AI is better than others but AI will not teach proper racecraft.

[@Schub69]

Brilliant vid, sooo much very important stuff in such a short time. If you could all you say put in one race, you will be racing like this unbelievable aliens. I am since 4 weeks in ACC, bevore that I only Drive Rally Sims like DR 2.0 so I have a lot to learn, but all your explains will help me very much, A sub for you and more sim tutorials for me/us. Thanks a lot for this Great vid!!

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Thanks so much! Apologies for the delay with my comment

[@mcgrup]

Great video thank you!

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Thanks man! Thanks for commenting

[@Route765]

I got this in my recommended. I remember seeing one of your videos about sim racing youtubers being shills Great tips!

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Hahaha glad you enjoyed it :) this was one of those videos that was suprisingly easy to make as i was just thinking out loud. It has gotten massive exposure.

[@DaveMcRee]

Basic racecraft goes a long way to having a great race.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

100%

[@oktc68]

Good advice. Thanks.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

You're very welcome

[@mad-b264]

Bang on bro, I agree on everything you said, I got 6.45 on norsh in the Mazda rx7 from doing things you said, I even create my own racing line, Self thought is a massive part of being fast, consistency will always be the key tho, It's all good being fast but staying fast is the hardest part, Well said mate, Just subscribed hope I get that box Lol, Oh an plz don't listen too people who say buy cheap too begin, If you like racing you will love sim racing, My biggest mistake is listening too people saying buy cheap too begin, I am gutted I went down the console an logitech route, I ain't got money now for fanatec, An all I want is the V3 pedals, Lol, But yeah just buy high end if an while you got the money, Qaulity speaks for it's self.... Top pointers mate...

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

I think there’s nothing wrong with buying cheap. It helps to ground the expectations of simulation vs real life. Sim hardware, especially cheaper stuff, is easy to sell second hand at minimal financial loss. I would however recommend that people sim race on PC. Consoles are very limiting.

[@mad-b264]

@@LaurenceDusoswa I agree with you yeah for people who got limited money which seems too be more an more people every year, Goes too show how many greedy CEO' s is happy too make crazy profits while people struggle with covid, Do some of the direct drive wheels have too cost so much?, I ain't too sure but if you mass producing then surely production costs drop so final cost should drop, Sim racing is crazy expensive, I want the V3 pedals 400 quid is bit much at the moment but when I got into sim racing a year ago I had the spare money an was advised too begin with Logitech an console, Worst sim racing advice I have had, Like I said if you like racing then you will love sim racing, An now I have not got spare money an wishing I just bought high end PC an VR, Got skanked with the PSVR aswell no VR support for PC2, DR2 or ACC an that proper pissed me off, So yeah I was given bad info when I bought my rig an console, I only use PC for music production an don't play arcade or games on the ps4, Got a bunch of different games but all I play on at the moment is assetto corsa so payed a grand too play on one game at end of the day, That is not how you keep people interested in sim racing, It's only coz I loves racing I still do it, I will say PlayStation messed up with sim racing the limitations are endless a long list of things I can't do that a PC does, I would pay extra for VR support on the PlayStation an would pay good money for ACC PSVR access, It just feels like people like me are being held back because of limitation with console an cost, Plus sim racing helps my PTSD an mental health that I suffer with daily, Sim racing is an amazing bit of theropy, It's helped me loads, An helped me smoke less erbz aswell, Lol, The benefits of sim racing should be shouted from the rooftops, Lol, Anyone suffer mental health get into sim racing, It will help you plus the community online is amazing too meet new people who want too see you gain skills an improve your racing ability, The Norsh in A.C. is always bit of fun, But yeah I am disappointed in the console way of sim racing, Feels like Consoles are left out of the sim racing world, It's a shame....

[@elfs31]

Superb video! about setups, I used to tinker and still wouldn't get much faster. What I found that improved my pace the most is to buy setups from CDA (not cause they're very special, they're solid so I know that I don't have tinker with it and if it doesn't work, it's my fault) and spend all the time I used to tinker with setup, tinker with my racing lines.. I got so much faster, of course, relatively speaking that is..

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

yeah it's very important for people to find what works for them. I am working on a video which tells people a few different ways that fast people practice before a race

[@sonixec4705]

Agree, if you are consistent and do not make mistakes. Then you will finish the race in a better position than the faster guy behind you who takes risks.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

yep exactly :)

[@paulyskidda387]

I love the part where you mention the fast guys at qualifying, but when the race comes they’re not competitive. I ran in to that in my first cup I was very intimidated by a couple guys crushing me at qualifying . But when we were racing they were no longer a problem as a placed 1st in 4 of the races.

[@FordEntertainmentGroupFEG]

Dang it Laurence! You know im slow! Nice video.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Hahaha everyone has the ability to be quick. :)

[@seebarry4068]

Race your ghost. When o do that I get faster everytime. I do that until I can’t seem to improve anymore, then I race. When I use this system I invariably get better results.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Yep it will definitely help. Practicing against yourself can often reinforce bad habits too. But it’s all about striking that balance

[@K4RZOLIA]

Amazing content keep it up mate. Would love to see some ACC game play 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Yeah I need to join an ACC league in the coming months and get some streams and video content done. Thanks for the comment ❤️

[@K4RZOLIA]

@@LaurenceDusoswa Join us at RWB!!!👍🏻

[@stevehowells5552]

I use setups to make the car feel comfortable and safe for me and that in turn makes me feel I can go faster

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Yep it does depend on the car for sure

[@fleamcbaggins3087]

Great Video! That's right LD tell me all ur racing secrets (wringing hands). boop... 7:19

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

BOOP!!! That was completely unplanned

[@SpeedDemonsTiger]

I subsribe Just After the Intro 🤣👍

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Hahaha Some people LOVE the intro :)

[@ronandoherty2335]

Great vid

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Thanks Ronan! Thanks for taking the time to comment ;)

[@Pfsensepluss]

Great video, Laurence what do you use for wheel base?

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

currently, a Simagic Alpha. But the things i've mentioned in this video generally are not impacted by the quality of your hardware :)

[@Pfsensepluss]

@@LaurenceDusoswa thanks

[@assolutoracing-br1817]

I often need braking points to brake in the right place, while others dont. Its strange

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

I use braking points first and foremost but as you get to know a car you can rely more on feeling. Braking points are the best way to be consistent. It is better to brake 10 metres earlier than it is to exit a corner 10 metres later ;)

[@jamessusbilla]

thank *YOU*

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

no problem! I hope it helps!

[@dannydemena7754]

Setup is bliss but its a fact if you’re slow you’re slow and setups are like a glove; they either fit you or do not. Therefore its important to understand the car and its behavior and learn to do setups yourself eventually. But, you contradict yourself at one point...You say you should not follow the line of you’re opponent in front of you then you say you should. I believe if you follow someone that is faster than you, you actually become faster as well because you’re imitating what they are doing. But! By following you don’t necessarily know what your doing better or maybe you do learn the line; it’s pretty subjective I think. I believe there is a perfect line and its there to be learned. There are variations of the “perfect line” but essentially the line you take in qualy will never be the “lines” you use in race. Love your content!

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Maybe it wasn’t clear enough, as another comment says similar to you. When you are of equal or quicker pace, your own lines are gold and you should not be looking at what the car ahead is doing. However, when you are slower, it’s important to realise why, and when a faster car passes you, you will get a clear indication of which corners you need to work on, as they will open the gap in those corners.

[@dannydemena7754]

@@LaurenceDusoswa I get you and I did see where you mentioned it. We are definitely on the same page but I was a bit confused for a second. Your channel is awesome and I hope to see you on track soon. Keep up the great work. Are you still using the Simagic? I went for the VRS. Happy!

[@godsinbox]

How to win? Unplug the power to the Force feedback motor. Arcade steering is more accurate without the bloody thing tugging in the opposite direction.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

hmm.... That's an urban myth about people being quicker without feedback. Feedback helps you to feel the road. If it's pulling the opposite direction and upsetting you, then your settings are probably not tuned correctly.

[@BallisticEVA01]

"Slamming on the brakes at full speed won’t cause a lock up” - that is true, that is similar of what i say to beginners, but carefull... depends on the brake balance, you do that on a predominant front bias brake setup with no driver aids and you WILL lock up - i guarantee it!!!

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Yea it heavily depends on the car you’re driving for sure

[@Coxy_Wrecked]

It's true that you shouldn't worry about setups until you believe you are at or very near to your limit on a stock setups.Dont mess with setups until then.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Yep exactly. Setup can help you to unlock a bit more confidence in the car potentially but only if you’re already on the edge of grip or gearing or breaking.

[@jichaelmorgan3796]

Unless you are able to exchange hard tires for slicks 😋

[@lewisgordon1490]

Also by following another car, u can see where they are faster or slower than u. The best rider at biding his time, learning where he should pass, be patient, then pass & run away is Valentino Rossi.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Yep :)

[@MrSmudgegezer]

Letting people past? Defending your position is a skill on its own. It's all about learning race craft being in a race defending your position all the race is just as rewarding as catching people up and performing clean over take. You will learn nothing letting people just pass you.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Don't always let them pass, but if it's early in the race for example, battling with a far quicker car will slow you down in the long run as opposed to tucking in behind them as they carve up the field

[@jwork5680]

Sometimes some aliens have the same technique as us bloke, but the difference is they use unrealistic track limits, basically abuse it without the game knowing they abuse it

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Sometimes. But that’s a racer’s prerogative though. Go as quickly as possible within the limits. It depends on the sim but we all have the same limitations and need to use every tool we have at our disposal.

[@jwork5680]

@@LaurenceDusoswa yeah that's a fair opinion imo

[@tonythomas2092]

Which is it? Don’t copy the line of the car in front of you, or let faster cars pass you and copy their line?

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Don’t copy the lines of a car that you’re catching. If there’s a faster car, you want to learn. If you’re catching a car, you’re more capable and shouldn’t copy their line.

[@aloisio]

He knew the reply but wanted to be a wiseass

[@honeybadger9425]

🤣 just note their line never copy. We all do though and follow their mistakes 🤣 it's easy to do and break to late like they do.

[@chinoknows6868]

Doesnt matter what car i use i feel like on the straight away almost everyone passes me. Any ideas what im doing wrong?

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Yep, your corner exits need improvement. Perhaps you’re not losing your speed before the corner. Ensure that you brake hard before the corner and then when exiting, commit to the throttle as early as possible

[@RubenGarcia3D]

Is the default racing line really that accurate? I see many racers go faster and not respect that stupid green racing line. Maybe turning that off will help me get actually faster

[@RubenGarcia3D]

btw Laurence, setup made me faster, and i´m a slow driver. When I started copying the top 5 setups on f1 2020, i saw an about 2 seconds of improvement, even tho im still 3 seconds or more away from the top. Imagine how slow i was that those 2 seconds of improvement allowed me to play the game at 85- 90 AI lvl

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

I cannot speak for f1 2020, but if the gearing is way off, for example, or you're using hard tyres instead of soft, that can make a difference to a 'slow' driver. But as a general rule of thumb, setup will not make you a fast driver.

[@curragh100]

How do you feel the balance of the car?

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

It’s something you learn but mainly it’s a combination of 3 things. Force feedback, audio feedback and experience. You need to learn the things that unsettle a car and often when the car is not behaving the way you’d in certain corners, adjusting you you approach that corner or balance the car with brake or throttle load can make you faster or slower.

[@curragh100]

@@LaurenceDusoswa thanks, any queues we are looking for on FBB and audio?

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

@@curragh100 understeer, oversteer, traction loss and locking of brakes mainly

[@shorty808100]

Coach Dave will cost you an arm and a leg his setups are cray expensive, ya Kie25 is like that about his lines and brake points ( he’s not gonna brake till his brake point even if it causes an accident with him it’s full speed or nothing ) he try’s to imitate everyone else’s limes and he’s always causing accidents that way, if someone is behind me that’s faster I let them by and hang onto there slip as long as possible

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Getting expert advice is expensive, for sure. Many see value in it otherwise it wouldn't be a sustainable business model. Hanging on behind people is a good strategy to learn and not be under the kind of pressure that will put you off your line.

[@tomsterbg8130]

8:09: Wellllll... You know what trolling means right?

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Trolls don’t belong on a race track :(

[@thdedhemstr3798]

Robert Michels brother?

[@PixelGod240]

Where is dat Monza review I’m dying to know who’s ip they stole!! J/k.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

I don’t have the moza yet. Curious to see what they came up with :)

[@PixelGod240]

@@LaurenceDusoswa word on the street is you have a or going to get one for testing?

[@pedrosilvamusician]

Tip for the future: higher mic volume without clipping

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Yeah thanks :) sound setup is not my strength :)

[@pedrosilvamusician]

@@LaurenceDusoswa understandbly so. Its hard some guys have super high mics and they re all clipping 🤣 You can get a simple lapel microfone connected to an usb audio interface you will be able to control it much better :)

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

@@pedrosilvamusician I have a lapel but it’s connected to the camera. My equipment budget is small and my experience level is low :p the sound was terrible though. I actually wasn’t gonna release this video but it actually became quite popular

[@pedrosilvamusician]

@@LaurenceDusoswa we live and learn :) Hmu if you need any help setting up stuff sound wise

[@2ManyHobbys]

Great tips but not alien level tips.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Thank you kindly. Yeah I can do a follow up in time for those who want more time. But honestly 80% of the results take 20% Of the effort, and that’s what this video is for

[@CanAmSimSport]

Answer = Twenty Years Of SimRacing.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

hahaha that helps :p

[@radugoguta5974]

i completely disagree when it comes to setups, the easiest way to learn how to drive is with a good setup, i'm not a particularly fast driver, but i helped a lot of people get into sim racing from more arcade titles, and each and every one of them is faster with a payed setup, it's not an easy truth but it's the truth, i just spent some money and was instantly faster, and could learn how to handle a car faster...

[@rmrmadk1wi441]

I want to push the like button but there are 666 likes haha

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

hahahah wow i didn't even realise there were than many likes

[@bobk4438]

No one is slower than me.

[@izzieb]

The answer: You're slow.

[@LaurenceDusoswa]

Would have been a pretty poor video if I just said that Izzie 😂