I Want to Be a Racing Driver - Part 13

[@CalebeFeber]

Awesome video man, keep pushing 👊

[@Achillefsgiannisis]

Yessirrr

[@frafzn6745]

good job. keep going. i want to enjoy sim racing too buy kind of sh*t here. any tips which step to focus in training before moving to next step? instead of try to master everything at once?

[@Achillefsgiannisis]

Oof, there are a lot of tips about this actually…Here’s a really rough guide. If you are a complete beginner, I would suggest you follow this order: 1) Don’t try to learn all the tracks and all the cars! In the beginning, find one car and one track that’s comfortable and just drive (don’t worry about techniques). 2)Use a safe setup and focus on your racing line, being able to control the car and do consistent lap times. Don’t worry if you are slow in the beginning. If you watch my first videos, you’ll see that I was really slow and crashed a lot too. Even now, I’m still 2 seconds off alien pace! IMPORTANT NOTE: Really focus on your racing line! Try to always nail the apexes of a corner even if you have to break earlier! IMPORTANT NOTE 2: Don’t slam on the gas mid corner. Only brake and use full throttle when your steering wheel is straight!!! 3) Once you start feeling comfortable driving and are able to do some consistent laps without crashing, you should start learning about trail braking (in corner entry) and accelerating (in corner exit). 4) After that, you can start experimenting with setups to make the car more to your liking. Fast setups are usually more oversteery and safe setups are more understeery. IMPORTANT NOTE 3: DON’T ADD TOO MUCH OVERSTEER! You still need to be able to control the car. 4) Keep on working on all the previous steps. You never really stop improving on your driving. You will always tweak your steering, throttle input, braking, racing line, etc…and you will see the results in lap time! One last thing I need to point out…It takes A LOT of time to move from one step to the next. Don’t expect to be able to control the car from day one. It might take weeks or months (depending on how often you practice). It’s a SLOW process but the more you practice, the faster you’ll improve. Just remember to have fun while you’re at it!! Hope this helps:)

[@frafzn6745]

thanks brother. will keep an eyes on your videos and progress too. All other people's videos mostly trying to educate others who already good driver hence to learn from them felt too much to soon. so looking for someone who really started and have the feel to start from the rookie and onwards, have the feeling what to do early on what to focus. @@Achillefsgiannisis