Le Mans Lap Guide - Le Mans Ultimate (Hypercar)

I hope this was helpful, if you have any more tips to share then feel free to comment. Also remember to share the video to others that may like to get better at this track.
For any of the 2nd gear turns, you could try take them in 3rd gear if you want more on-throttle stability. You could also take 1st gear turns in 2nd. The different in lap time shouldn't be much, if anything so do what is comfortable for you.
Lap time in the video is a 3:22.1 (Ferrari 499P Hypercar) using the default setup with soft tires, low fuel, 51:49 brake bias and 100% max pedal force.
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[@unleasheddrivers1281]

UPDATE: Since the 26th March 2024 update of LMU, the Ferrari Hypercar has taken a hit in the Balance Of Performance so it will be slower, however everything in this guide still applies. The only thing I might suggest is that if you are suddenly going a little too deep into turns, then just brake half a car length earlier than before.

[@jdawg-dv7bp]

This is honestly one of the best track guides I’ve ever seen for any sim. I can’t wait for more of them. One question though… when making a setup do you mass around with the brake pedal force because without doing so I can never get to 100% braking without locking up all four tires.

[@unleasheddrivers1281]

Thank you! I have been adjusting max pedal force but mostly just for the LMP2 car which has very sensitive brakes. I've mostly just been using 100% force for the ferrari hypercar and GTE. I think I may have reduced the force for the toyota hypercar in my spa guide, I can't remember

[@StephaneSCISCO]

Thanks for this, once again, an effective vidéos, even in a language I don't know well enough English - but that doesn't change the format! I wish you all the best.

[@unleasheddrivers1281]

Thank you so much!

[@SSGAidxn]

New sub!!!! Amazing video keep up the good work man

[@bjurn1731]

Thank you brother your guides are so helpful 🙏🙏

[@bacoco-mt6ki]

Thanks for this guide man

[@interludespeedway]

This video is really useful, thank you so much!!!

[@loganm2766]

One of the best track guides I’ve ever seen. Well done

[@Jabbawock1972]

best Track guide so far...

[@Niko_Dragovich]

This guide is really helpful. Last time I really raced in Le Mans was on Gran Turismo 5 more than 10 years ago... Some braking don't change but some reference can help me ^^ Thank you my friend !

[@unleasheddrivers1281]

You are very welcome mate! I hope you are enjoying Le Mans again

[@chitose3146]

At 5:07, having the right tires on the sand caused Glickenhaus 708 (I think the driver that time was Olivier Pla) to spin out and damaged the car enough that he had to limp it to the pits during last year's Le Mans race.

[@garryhemmington9033]

Top quality stuff again

[@walterhager6996]

Thanks, really helpful

[@Nicklz5555]

Amazing 😎

[@CamTooling]

5 whole seconds faster than my personal best what the hell lmao

[@3Eccho]

What sort of TC settings do you use? Since we have 3 types, not such whats best.

[@StephaneSCISCO]

If you look at the beginning of the videos, it puts a text on the top right, it indicates the parameters of the fuel, brake, etc. For the rest TC and other just looks at the steering wheel on the screen, there's what you're looking for! 😉

[@3Eccho]

@@StephaneSCISCO Ah I see TC on the left and right at the bottom but I don't know which one is which, there is 3 types of TC TC Power cut Slip Angle

[@unleasheddrivers1281]

@@3Eccho I have only been using the default TC settings, I haven't changed any for these guides

[@R0b3ert]

What was the air / track temp? Because it's very important when you do a hotlap.

[@unleasheddrivers1281]

The weather settings were light clouds, 25c air and saturated rubber/grip levels

[@rucaxlop3972]

Can you do with lmp2 in Bahrein?

[@unleasheddrivers1281]

I'll get to it, I'm currently prioritizing daily races and le mans, and then after I can fill up the gaps. I am excited to drive at Bahrain, I enjoy that track.

[@rucaxlop3972]

@@unleasheddrivers1281 thanks!

[@SirloucoPiano]

I'm suffering a lot with oversteer (in some cars I suffer less, but in others like Cadillac, is impossible to drive). Do you have some tip?

[@willybaba83]

Bit late but what I do is add more toe in the rear, it helps in slow speed and braking but in the high speed I adjust the rear arb and make it stiffer

[@phaze7843]

genuine question, how do you not lock up after immediately braking to 80+% break power?

[@unleasheddrivers1281]

Bringing the brake bias back helps with the front wheels locking up, and also trail braking as I move deeper into the braking zone also ensures I don't lock up. One other interesting thing is that if your battery charge is at 100%, you are more likely to lock up your wheels, it is something to do with the energy recovery system, so try make sure that you are anywhere below 100% at all times ideally.

[@zzobubeats]

Brake bias?