Racing Lines - 4 Steps to Master EVERY Touge Corner

[@_rafrigerator_]

The 4:3 aspect ratio kinda looks cool tho

[@TSRB]

4:3 has been making a comeback recently

[@sporttube69]

It feels nostalgic

[@zwenkwiel816]

@@sporttube69 yep, the pink gradient and everything just adds to that feeling.

[@Joshua_N-A]

It's like watching an old instructional video, VHS era.

[@anto31ad]

If it weren't for this comment I would have left without noticing this at all. I guess the video was so well put together that it drew all my attention.

[@civares8609]

I learned a lot from this man. 4 months into sim racing and still going.

[@extrabingo10]

If you’re watching this and thinking that it’s a lot of information, don’t get demotivated. It can seem very complicated at times, but after a while of practice, it almost becomes second nature.

[@prorandocopier7945]

*aspect ratio go b-* Also, usually I use less steering angle, which means *less speed in the middle* But more speed on the exit.

[@giahuynguyen1914]

go bump up

[@prorandocopier7945]

@@ttapestry hmm yes

[@christiantaylor1495]

Less steering angle can be pointless if the car is slow and on a really wide road. You end up wasting time driving to the outside when you could just steer a bit more. That happened in forza horizon 2 in Nice near the ocean on long straights

[@jalopyfromhalf-life9163]

Your guides help me a lot in Wreckfest, although it is not a racing simulator in the usual sense of the word. The video about the perfect trajectory appeared just in time, because now the sixteenth season of rallycross is already underway in the tournaments of the game. Thank you for your efforts! I am glad to see such a detailed approach to the analysis of aspects of racing!

[@heroichitsuji]

Everyone talking about how much this has helped them in sim, but these videos have helped me tremendously on real touge tarmac. Thanks TSRB!

[@fishsticks7340]

Loving the videos, I don't drive sims like these but I play dirt rally and this racing line video is real helpful

[@cuzwhynot1898]

Holy hell. I discovered this channel a few weeks ago and all the other videos were great, but didn't leave a lasting impression on me. But this video literally changed the entire way I view corners. I usually play with the race line on so I have a reference. Lots of ppl claim it's slower but I'm relatively fast so it never rly bothered me. Watching this video I finally understood why the race line given by the game is slower. First thing I'm doing next time I play is turning that race line off. Genuinely the most helpful video on this underrated channel. Keep up the good work man.

[@tougefox3927]

I’m a very recent subscriber to your channel (like, AWD vs RWD vs FWD video new), but I’ve been watching all these videos to improve my technique, and it certainly seems to be working. Keep up the good work!

[@Prettyface.chriss]

This series qualities are waaaay too good, keep on going plz

[@p9vg]

ur thumbnails are very good , keep up the good work 👍

[@TSRB]

Glad you like them!

[@J7T800]

I love that you used the R34 as a benchmark. Fun and easy car to control.

[@novaplaya]

took me 3-5 months to learn the racing line, but that’s only because i obsessed over it so much for no reason where id literally drive in gta 5 for HOURS purposely on the canyon just to take the straightest lines possible, overtime it got easier and easier now i take the biggest shortcuts. Also ive never knew that you could’ve utilized a road to be quicker than other cars until 5 months ago.

[@SimracerKlausi]

Incredible Videos mate First watched them about 5 months ago and i got so much better Thanks 🎉

[@trickiestjet1079]

I drive on Forza so imma keep this noted because I used a controller but use sim steering setting with no assists. This really does help a lot If you haven't already, can you make a video about braking at the right time, right amount, etc.

[@sandsthesandeton9212]

man's a legend and helped reduce my times by a whole 10 seconds, thanks a lot

[@Poincianaa]

Yes I know, another comment about the aspect ratio, but as someone who is considering getting a CRT monitor for my setup, I appreciate the 4:3 ratio a lot.

[@guillermoguillermo4368]

The only video in racimg lines that answers the questions I had and others did not answer. Ty good sir. Subbed

[@hoboryan3455]

"The greater the change in speed the later the apex" This makes SOOOO much sense to my brain!!!!

[@one27jk]

love the aspect ratio, making it look sorta like an old hot version video

[@rayyanroslan5101]

Always happy to see a new vid :)

[@IvanSensei88]

Believe it or not - even though those were arcade games, Juiced 1 and Porsche Unleashed had a nice way of teaching you to utilize a racing line properly. Juiced, despite being an Underground-themed arcade racer, has a lot of features to punish bad driving and encourage clean racing with proper lines, braking and throttle control (hitting opponents causes you to lose respect, can cause a nitrous leak, car gets damaged, wallgrinding slows you down to a snail's pace, tracks often have dirt or curbs on the outside which can upset and spin your car around, certain cars require an immaculate level of steering/braking and throttle control to master, and taking a proper line is extremely important). Porshe unleashed does the same, allowing you to literally see and "feel" how much faster you are when you do nail that perfect line and blast through the opponents, as opposed to going full throttle and trying to take the corners with minimal or zero braking, and it has a really nice way of doing it. If you initially drive it like it's a modern brainless nfs game, you'll find out that these "turtling" AI's are pulling away ridiculously fast and leaving you in the dust, despite you aggressively attacking the corners and not breaking nearly as much as the AI does... but once you decide to mimic their movements, brake when they do, take the same line as they do, all of a sudden you see how much more effective this style of driving is, and how easily you're passing them.. all of a sudden, it feels like you're driving a car that's 3 classes above theirs - the game literally taught you the importance of positioning, braking points and racing lines without you even realizing it.

[@KnjazNazrath]

Common sense really, but a lot of people need the theory to really get their heads around it. Well explained and logically structured. Good show, old bean!

[@therealwetwizard]

r34 in vid I approve, have no idea way you picked 4:3. But less fov means closer to the r34.

[@Dominik189]

I totally missed my calling in life, cause all that's covered here I've been doing instinctively since day one. Oh well, I do still enjoy being a carpenter/reinforcer.

[@anttitube8007]

Could you do a guide on overtaking in corners

[@Kyberrr]

really needed this thank you man.

[@SirDankNewton]

Fantastic video! Gonna have to start focusing more on my overall line as I can drive pretty decently otherwise.

[@Mike1997nfs]

Also tires usually grip better in x axis than in y axis giving late apexing another reason

[@eadigi3057]

Amazing explanation of a very complex topic

[@batista9419]

5:50 AE86 with a 3.5 gear: well yes but actually no

[@Joshua_N-A]

You're getting sound more and more like a driving instructor. Keep it going, mate.

[@theh1ghhearted406]

That’s such a great video I will be watching with a couple more times 😊

[@ethanbenton6676]

so getting on the power 0.1 seconds earlier will have a more significant effect exiting a tight and slow corner than it will in a fast and open one

[@dogwater1089]

I like the unique aspect ratio, now add noise to the video so it looks like an old film camera

[@TSRB]

I did want to make it look like a VHS tape, but I thought that may be a step too far lol

[@dogwater1089]

@@TSRB maybe you are right, i don't think you could make out details anymore with that much noise

[@sebastianmalinowski8525]

Great video, thanks!

[@chillieuwu]

4:58 fofofif

[@Karydman]

Which there was a double like!👍🏼👍🏼

[@HikiOmo]

It's a lot easier for me to find the lines in practice than with using theory. I think it's because I have an issue picking up new ideas when it comes to things I like. Thank you for the video, I'll be sure to watch it a lot!

[@realwheatleycore]

I'm hoping that I can apply this to my Forza tunes, and overall driving style for the game. I read somewhere that a rally transmission set-up is ideal for touge, so I may pair those settings with these tips!

[@flameo8191]

this video is a masterpiece in both the cinematic aspects and the information it holds

[@alsa4real]

Those trees look scary from the top.

[@novaplaya]

can u please make a more super detailed video on compound corners and how taking a corner properly can set up up for the next corner, please thank you 👍🏼

[@icebrew]

i think it would be cool to do a series of learning to drive the main jdm cars rx 7 r32 ae86 and such

[@corollavirus4age]

Fuck it *TRANSCENDENT EXTREME SUPER ULTRA LATE BRAKING!*

[@ImInTheMaking]

They should teach this way in physics

[@KingKong.804]

3:11 When map creator is lazy.

[@ca3.]

Gonna turn to this vid when i feel like i need to do so lol

[@MustangChuck]

So basically if I heard you correctly, you late apex all the tighter/longer corners, use the geometric line for all the shorter corners, and early apex when you have no straight-away to speak of so as to set yourself up for the following corner?

[@official_Quube]

Thank you very much

[@jyledee4551]

What camera mode are you using to capture those amazing driving scenes?

[@jmdriftboy]

Nice like this kind of thing❤

[@Shinigami37564]

I have a question How to drive a corner that's a hairpin and after the hairpin comes a chicane and after the chicane comes the straight?? (I'm talking about the blackwood GP track)

[@vanillex_]

video goes hard on an ultrawide

[@ericskullbunny6031]

Didnt even notice its 4:3 lol

[@xiChann]

I'm so bad at turns right now, cause coming from Arcade games sim racing requires a good racing line. Turning harder doesn't equal sharper turn ;-;

[@xXbadjao100Xx]

wow, i learned most of them by myself

[@blvberryy8025]

can you link me your playlist? i love the videos and music

[@theyiffystick4663]

I'm curious will you do a how to endurance series too?

[@TSRB]

I'm currently writing the scripts for the most in-depth 'driving tutorial series' on the internet that will focus on track driving

[@theyiffystick4663]

@@TSRB ok sweet i look forward to those videos

[@hungerb9336]

what map is this??

[@trashy4857]

remember: slow in, fast out

[@SpicedHanna]

im on controller can you do a tuning tutorial im doing well with touge but turning speed is slow as i dont have a clutch bind

[@Alexifeu]

imma be drifting thx

[@dylanfortuin4518]

Pov: you watch these videos so that you try what you learn in real life

[@al-dorifto1631]

The real life ryosuki!!! Man I just wanna master akina lol I've got alot better even than the video I have on my channel but I still about 20 secs of the record time on YT for assetto on mt akina I think 2017 updated. It's on my channel anyway if anyone is curious. 5:42 is my fastest average tho is 5:50. Fastest I've seen is like 5:24 approx

[@racingclownjelly4616]

i like the 4:3 aspect ratio

[@nanayawmain]

I’m a beginner and I didn’t understand shit😂😂

[@izzyusagi]

Finally early to a video!

[@racingclownjelly4616]

yay!

[@ju1cyjon3s31]

Does anyone know whether raving lines work on boats? Kinda wanna win a national championship

[@shinji2036]

could you make a link of all your mods im just starting to get into ac

[@shinji2036]

@@SSmallwood i checked but they arent all of them just some people recommend

[@einweiesblattpapier2676]

Which track is used in the Video?

[@sholandosmiguelito6508]

It hard when u against someone or trying to break a record.

[@olyopp2727]

How tf u only got 25k subs

[@deuces8339]

What track is that?

[@sandm3527]

Do a video about braking point

[@nikitarogov2205]

Next video in recommendations: Why the Racing Line Doesn't Win Races 😆

[@koreboredom4302]

Lmao just follow the skid marks on the tracks.

[@F4R40]

What if there is no one that is in front of u that made the marks and u are the 1p driver 😂 no skid marks for u 😂 u have to make the marks, connect times when u can gear up and rpm check where at what point u can

[@buttersquashy1717]

how to be great at driving 1.plastic cup with water in it

[@kaicheaw3881]

love the 4:3!!

[@christopherxiong5980]

Make your passes in the corner 🗣️

[@AxelFloresCamino]

Map?

[@dustynmeagher8827]

What track is this 😳

[@TSRB]

Lake Akina

[@dustynmeagher8827]

@@TSRB thanks, havent seen it before lol

[@r3woken]

outro song?

[@TSRB]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHuao6p7jtN_hsU

[@r3woken]

Thanks man

[@XTR_NEELAN]

That God foot GTR is dumb At first

[@detectivepayne3773]

how

[@kdba9495]

I only watch TSRB to learn touge...

[@SpeedySpeedBoy1]

Hmm... Interesting

[@pilotogeracao1156]

Mano I really like your videos, and the way you explain it is very good. However it is kind of difficult to understand because there are no subtitles for foreign countries... would you be able to add subtitles in Portuguese?

[@TSRB]

Thanks! But, I can't speak Portuguese lol

[@Dral.09]

Just learn english (like I did) then you have all the good videos you want xD

[@vincent.416]

I like eggs

[@oblivious_npc7752]

First here

[@krystianbabinski980]

line is result not motive thats my sim philosophy

[@TSRB]

The result of what? You need the correct line to drive fast haha. I think you're probably doing is subconsciously?

[@krystianbabinski980]

@@TSRB hmm u got a point here

[@FR3EKELITE]

the real issue you are slower on Touge is your not sideways.

[@izzyteaurewetipoparai]

Play Gran Turismo.

[@williamcase426]

Initial D

[@JacqSG200]

Everyone talking about the screen ratio, I didn’t even notice because I don’t facking care