GT7 Sardegna 800 Top 5 List

[@broinsocali]

Love this track and race. Run it every single time I'm on the game. I like using the Neo Classical cars here.

[@Kreeber]

I did initially, but prefer Tokyo and LeMans now. Thanks for watching!

[@broinsocali]

@@Kreeber I hear ya. LeMans is a good fast track. Tokyo is more technical

[@ShiningJudgment666]

@@broinsocali Tokyo also has that long straight which can make it a nightmare since the AI cars all have high top speed. Unless you're wall riding, there's not a whole lot that fill the criteria of having good acceleration, good cornering and high top speed that are in the 600pp range.

[@Ghostbit]

Huge help for a player just starting to grind real credits. A starting place and an end goal car to work toward. Super helpful Thanks so much.

[@Kreeber]

Thank you for watching!

[@askmyAK]

Audi DTM is my go to for all of the 800pp events

[@Kreeber]

You’re in good company! It seems to be preferred by a lot of racers!

[@tamasvarga67]

Same here… awesome handling car easy ön fuel and tyres

[@davidwhite4650]

DRS is available and useable on the Audi RS5 DTM in this race.

[@YairMacias92]

Thank you! :D I use to do this race using different Gr. 3 cars but I haven't tried yet with the ones you show in the video... The 787B must be a beast on this track!

[@Kreeber]

Thanks for watching! The 787 gets me with that engine note alone! 4 rotors sound amazing!

[@alezillmer3171]

Porsche 911 gt3 RS 22' it's amazing on this track. I've already finished this race in 25 minutes with it 🚀

[@Kreeber]

I need to drive that car more than I do. Such a sweet car!

[@paulsurgenor5759]

Thanks for the video. Had the F1500t/a sitting in the garage as freebie and no idea what to use it for. Did Sardegna no trouble and also did Autopolis WTC900 event. Handles superbly. So again thanx for your work.

[@Kreeber]

Thank you for watching! I’m happy it helped.

[@lassemaja8382]

I just started grinding Sardegna after doing +40 Le Mans runs since i got my PS5 and GT7 in May. First car i used was the Suzuki Escudo wich i found to be really good on several WTC800 races. I also used my Porsche 962 detuned to 799.89PP and that car is a dream to drive, to bad im more of a nightmare than a dream when it comes to driving. Really like your content and i will try the cars you suggested to switch things up. 🎉

[@Kreeber]

I appreciate you watching! If nothing else, it’s fun to switch up the cars and try something different!

[@RaijinRacer011]

I have a Mazda LM55 VGT with Mid-RPM Turbo upgrade detuned to 800pp that can no-pit the TC800 race at LeMans very easily. Even at the lowest fuel map and coasting well before a sharp corner (instead of being aggressive on the brakes when you get very close) it passes all AI cars by Lap 2. I increase the fuel map mid-way through the race while remaining efficient, then once I get to the last lap, I go all out and win by around 2min 30sec over the 2nd place car (sometimes overlapping one car) If it's that good in a 6-lap race at LeMans, should be an easy 1-pit car on Sardegna (maybe even a no-pit, if you're efficient enough). Grips well even on Hard Race Tires and set to the minimal downforce settings, plus it's lightweight making it very good on the tires. Even though you have to de-tune this car's power heavily and toss on some ballast to get just below 800pp, if you tweak the gearing well enough you still have enough acceleration to pass cars with relative ease even on the leanest fuel map.

[@Kreeber]

That sounds like a fun way to run it! Thanks for sharing and watching! I need to run that car more often!

[@kameelios2388]

Great video, straight to the point, thank you for showing the tunes. ❤

[@Kreeber]

Thank you for watching!

[@scottwatson7844]

I’ve been using the Audi DTM group 2 car, for some reason it has a low pp in comparison to a lot of the other group 2 cars so can be run with medium race tyres and a minor power reduction down to 97 percent to reach the 800pp requirement. If ran lean it can get around with just one pit stop and still be miles ahead of the rest even on normal difficulty.

[@jameszeng2666]

My go-to is the Group 2 Audi RS 5, super good handling and great fuel efficiency. You need only one pit stop with no tire change (on hard tires).Also, it's in brand central so no need to wait...

[@Kreeber]

For some reason I haven’t really done much with any Audis even though I like them. I’ll have to take mine out for a drive!

[@bigsarge8795]

I love the Audi. It will crush the grid at the Spa 60-minute race

[@somenygaard]

The NSX is a fantastic car and one of my favorites for grinding this track. Just a few seconds slower than the 3.5 million Toyota hybrid gr 1 car at 800pp

[@Kreeber]

I found the same thing! And the loss of a little time per lap is made up for by how nice it drives. You don’t have to worry as much about a mistake taking you out.

[@rubencp6441]

I beat easily all the 800 races at hard difficulty with the BMW McLaren F1 GTR Race Car '97 with an specific setup who got 799,5 PP at medium(competition) tyres. I found it even easier that Madza 787B if anyone want to give it a try. The bad thing is that the car is expensive in the historic cars but worth the prize.

[@Kreeber]

Great car! The price was actually why it didn’t make the list. I didn’t realize how high the Mercedes had gotten until I had already committed to it!

[@ShiningJudgment666]

There's lots of viable cars for this event. To me it comes down to how many times you're willing to pit in. Anything Group 2 or above feels a bit like cheating since they can go for so long without pitting and even on Hard tyres, they still stick to the road so well because of their downforce.

[@Kreeber]

100% This race has a good payout and is probably the easiest of the endurance races in my opinion, so it’s where a lot of racers may start their grind for credits. Newer racers may need a suggestion on what to drive since credits are tight in the beginning.

[@Drummin4DaCross07]

I was gonna say, the 787B is a hack its so good for this, you can go the whole race with no pit stop even on Mediums. Also love the fact that you can run without any race or car info on the screen because it shows fuel levels for a more realistic feeling experience. I found that if you use the cars engine adjustment instead of power restrictor you can have more Horsepower and still get it just below 800P. My favorite car, just rev it out and send it!!!

[@Kreeber]

And it’s pure music when it does rev out!

[@chadlamothe]

the porsche 919 hybrid dominates at sardegna and its very fun to drive. I typically have 2 laps on everyone by finish

[@Kreeber]

That is an amazing car, and it’s always available!

[@Kreeber]

I ran it at Spa and had to detune it down to 258HP. It wouldn’t need to pit if it wasn’t for the rain. I ended up 1:38 ahead of 2nd. I was using a manual transmission that was NOT geared right. It could barely pull in 5th gear. Never saw 6th or 7th. I definitely had it set up wrong, but it was still fun! 😅

[@chrissuperstargaming]

I use the Toyota tso50 for this race because you can get 10 laps out of it before having to pit

[@Kreeber]

Which fuel map are you using?

[@chrissuperstargaming]

@@Kreeber I use 4 till I hit lap 10 then I switch to 1

[@Eternal420ninja]

I’m sucking at Sardegna 800 and the only car I have here is the NSX… I tried copying the spec sheet as shown and I’m 16pp above 800 still 😭

[@Kreeber]

The points can change during updates. On these endurance races, you may not be in the lead until lap 8. Focus on keeping the car in control over driving fast. Brake early, go through the corners slow and get on the throttle gently while exiting the corners. As you get comfortable, push the car a little harder each lap to find your rhythm. Pit strategies are also important. I often run on Map 6 and pass the cars as they pit. Consistency will beat a fast pace that crashes every time.

[@alfax]

Just waiting on the 787 to come back into rotation.....

[@Kreeber]

It’s such an awesome car!

[@bigsarge8795]

Audi RS 5 Mercedes Benz CLK Mazda 787 Lexus RC F GT500 Suzuki Escudo 800 pp tune.

[@Kreeber]

We aren’t far off.

[@bigsarge8795]

@@Kreeber thanks. I love the Audi and the Mercedes

[@alotmarc1]

Late but jus wanna say although I needed the car anyway you failed to mention the nsx has an engine swap..Anyone bothering with this vid prolly not even close to 50 like myself

[@Kreeber]

Thank you for watching. The GT500 NSX race car does not currently have an engine swap option. The road cars do, but that’s not what I used.

[@alotmarc1]

Hmmm...I got this because of ur vid.ty btw...car worked regardless but my engine was different

[@Kreeber]

You can’t go wrong with the NSX in any form!

[@Backbreaker1104]

I use Audi RS 5 DTM

[@Kreeber]

I bought that car on it’s release date and just tried it after previous comments. Great car for sure!

[@25157707]

I use the r33 for this race

[@Kreeber]

The R33 is a sweet car and doesn’t get the love it deserves from the GTR community!

[@25157707]

@@Kreeber with the right tune and driving style 8ts so much fun to drive on this track

[@dynamoa6144]

hybryd porsche 919

[@Kreeber]

I saw a lot of hate on that car when it was released, but I’ve always liked it.

[@Shmuel420]

Good video, but the R32 at the start made me audibly say "what the f---" haha. But ya I agree, the 787B is my favorite to use, mainly bc its a one-pit on full power fuel consumption (level 1). Which is epic. Also the noise is absolutely incredible

[@Kreeber]

😂 Yeah. The R32 is more of a shout out, because we all have it when the race becomes available, and it can get the job done. It may have been better suited for the honorable mention. Thanks for watching!

[@HAHA-bg4my]

Hi, what is ur time wichtig r32?

[@neo6280]

THE LIVING LEGEND PORSCHE IS BY FAR THE BEST CAR TO USE I DONT CARE WHAT ANYONE SAYS THE BEST FULE AND POWER

[@Kreeber]

I have barely touched that car. Something about getting it handed to me from day one felt like cheating.

[@Shmuel420]

It's great, but it is absolutely not the best in terms of time to complete the race. You have to pit at least twice with it no matter what fuel consumption you use. The 787B and R92CP are both significantly better. So is the McLaren F1 GTR, the new Toyota GTOne, and others. Remember, pitting slows you down a LOT.

[@neo6280]

@@Shmuel420 I’ve used a ton of different cars I’ve used McLarens but what where the 787b you where talking about and the one with the R in it right next to the 787 you told me about what make are those? I’ve used a lot and I use the living legend just cause I put the least with it. I actually lap almost ever car with that one so what ones are you telling me about? Thanks for the info btw

[@Shmuel420]

@@neo6280 lots of them are legend cars broski. There is the Mazda 787B from 1991, the Nissan R92CP from 1992, the Toyota GTOne from 1999, and many others you could use. The McLaren F1 GTR I have is the 1997 one, but there is also a 1995 one in the game. These are some of the cars I like that you can corner quicker than the Porsche and pit less, therefore making it making it a faster race. Problem is they can get extremely expensive lmfao, and you gotta wait for them to show up in the Legends Dealership

[@neo6280]

@@Shmuel420 thank you for all your info brother I really appreciate you . I’m going to start looking for them now . Your awesome bro