Goodwood Motor Circuit: The Conclusive TRACK GUIDE

[@WillEgby]

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[@adamgleason3337]

Thank you so much for creating this incredible tutorial! It might be the most thorough and thoughtful tutorial I’ve seen of any track. 👏

[@WillEgby]

Thank you for the support! 👍

[@y.f.9411]

Thanks. Elevation comments very helpful, makes a lot more sense. Wish i saw that one before, as my 991.1 kept getting unsettled around Fordwater last year. Will be back on the track in a few days.

[@sott42]

Thanks Will, lovely tutorial.... and from a local boy: it's Lavant pronounced like 'haven't' and not La-vAnt, there's no need to over euthanise the second a. All the best!

[@martinboulden4388]

I am on a track day next Tuesday 15/7 - so this is really helpful as its my first time !

[@WillEgby]

👍Hope it helps and you have a successful day.

[@princecornerkick]

Thank you, Will. Appreciate the effort and guidance.

[@WillEgby]

Cheers!

[@davidnewman7490]

Thanks, a clear and useful guide. I have a sprint event there in a couple of weeks so will be taking your tips on board.

[@WillEgby]

Thanks. Glad it was helpful.

[@asciimation]

Thank you, I learned more from this than any other guide of Goodwood. I'm only playing AC and driving around in a Delage 2LCV 1923 as it's the closest thing I can find to a real car I am building, a 1930 Riley Brooklands. I am trying to build muscle memory for the reversed gear pattern which worked as my first test drive around the garden the gear change felt natural and I didn't have to think about it. I guess that's a no grip, no power car compared to most things! But your guide is most useful. As a real driver and a sim racer could you do a film comparing the experience of the two in the same car maybe? I know the sim is no where near real but it would be interesting to know what you do get from a sim that's similar to really being on the track. Or what the sim can teach you that's useful and what it really doesn't give you (like g forces). I won't ever race my Riley (there isn't much vintage racing here in NZ anyway) but it would be nice to get it around a track on a track day sometime when I finish building it. Just found your channel and the style and content is great and I hope you do well!

[@WillEgby]

Thanks a lot for the support! That sounds like a really cool project. I'd love to do a comparison, real world vs sim and I've just downloaded the GR Yaris mod in AC so I'm able to do it now. I think simulators are great for practice and very under-rated. There are many techniques I learnt on a simulator that I know have proved useful in real life. You can see a tour of my simulator here if you haven't already seen it and thanks again for the support: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYLZm6Kqa56arqc

[@drvdk3736]

Great video

[@georgelunt6133]

Brilliant video, thanks Will!

[@andrewporter3118]

Great overall format and video. Almost perfect! Only feedback is the final on-board doesnt need edit shots of you talking with a helmet on!

[@Ludwig_Van_Astramax]

Mostly excellent advice. Not the line I take through St Mary's but yours is reasonable for newbies to Goodwood for sure.

[@sagamorenoonan5237]

hi Will, thanks for the excellent tutorial. I'm putting all this into practice on my PS4 simulator. Would you have a recommendation on shifting points ? are there spots where short shifting would be beneficial ? Thanks, Chris

[@therealsharps]

Former racing driver? You're like... 12 .. ?