5 Sim Racing Tips for Beginners

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If you're looking to improve your racing technique, then you need to follow these 5 tips. In this video, we'll discuss each practice and give you tips on how to apply them to your racing.
Following these good practices will help you race more efficiently and with less effort. By learning how to apply these practices, you'll be able to make a better use of your practice time and improve faster than your rivals. Watch this video to learn how to improve your racing technique and decrease your laptimes faster. Stop losing time while practicing! These five practices will help you improve your driving speed and create a more skillful experience in racing.
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@huzayfasyed5488 Год назад

I WATCHED THIS VIDEO IN 2X SPEED TO IMPROVE EVEN FASTER

@BG_36 Год назад

Yes but unless you had in mind why you were watching it 2x faster you will just repeat the same mistake over and over

@aliebrahim3515 Год назад

😂😂😂😂

@0verfiend Год назад

I watched it. At .5x and still finished in the same time.

@SirAlberto29 Год назад

lmao

@Kspan420 Год назад

Bro is Albert Einstein

@CameronDasRacing Год назад

Couldn't agree with the point about comparison more. I'll never forget this one time at a test in the UK where my teammate was destoying me in this tight hairpin using a U-shaped approach. I couldn't for the life of me figure out why that was faster than my V approach which made more sense for the corner geometry, so I asked him- he had no idea lol. It wasn't until the track walk later that night where I noticed just the slightest bit of banking which wasn't visible from the car and honestly barely noticeable up close either. I would have never tried that technique had I not seen someone else destroy me.

@SpeedCQ Год назад

A lot of these tips apply equally well to any skill: targeted practice, learning from others, physical wellbeing, and setting challenging goals. Really enjoyed this video, would love to learn more about your personal philosophy on growth/self-development.

@squeakypedalsimracing1858 Год назад

There are some great tips in here, man! I swear, taking a walk and cold shower before an endurance stint makes such a big difference. Super underrated.

@fonkans Год назад

That advise "let your body sleep on it" is a freak, geez! I took this week "off" to lean two tracks. Bathurst and Magny-Cours and was struggling a lot. Magny-Cours: I got quite quick to a reasonably fast lap time but couldn't keep myself on track more than 2 laps without spinning. Bathurst: The best I could do was 3 seg off-pace than my teamm8s and I wasn't improving day by day. Changed my training profile yesterday from 3h Bathurst +2h Magny-Cours to 1,5h/1,5h and let myself relax after and the result today was: Magny-Cours: 2 full stints with times within a 0,7sec eachother. Bathursts: Improved 2secs and got from maximum 3 laps to 14laps with no crash.

@dinodadog9122 Год назад

love this format. Love your tips and technique videos. After watching a few of your videos i have learnt so much and are trying to improve my driving. Keep up the good work.

@lazy_g1238 Год назад

9:37 Love it and thank you for these techniques

@richardlehoux Год назад

Fascinating to hear piano practice techniques applied to driving. Great!

@gregobrigavitch1036 Год назад

I really enjoyed these tips. I think I used to do a lot of blind practice just hoping to improve with time. For the past year I've been using VRS to compare my laps to and see where I'm losing time. However I still can't close the gap as far as I'd like

@BrunoWalraven Год назад

Great video Suellio! done a good few 1:1 with Suellio couple years ago and that was 100% the biggest difference on my racing.. not just on speed and race craft but also learn to enjoy it 🙌

@lamesheepracing Год назад

Great content. Obrigado!

@prodentpdrneilmcconnon4428 Год назад

Yeah love it man. Thanks 🤟🏻🍻

@GSSimRacing Год назад

Some nice advice bro. Thank you 👍

@thomasf9514 Год назад

Appreciate the video, "how to shave X.Xs off your time with this thing called trailbraking!" videos are a dime a dozen, not many out there about effective practice habits.

@Trk-El-Son 4 месяца назад

Very good stuff. So universally true. And thanks for not being very youtuber-ish.👍🏻

@Tymanderr Год назад

Do you have any recommendations for newer racers as far as friends go? I want to improve but I find myself not being as motivated without any friends to play with 😩 if you have any groups you’d recommend it might help keep me invested!

@jasonfiglioli6660 Год назад

Great video Suellio, I’ve been debating whether to buy your motor racing checklist course or a some live lessons not sure witch would benefit me more, what would you suggest? Iam 2.5k irating after a little over 1 year 8 wins mostly in f3 and f renault 3.5

@itGurt Год назад

My opinion having bought both, get the checklist first and understand the stuff in it. You will probably have a much more successful coaching session down the road if you already have a grasp on the concepts he focuses on!

@jasonfiglioli6660 Год назад

@@itGurt thanks! I appreciate it

@SuellioAlmeida Год назад

both would work well, the course is a more complete textbook and the sessions are consultations to identify where you should prioritize your practice. Coaching after getting the course is much more productive since you'll already know my concepts

@jasonfiglioli6660 Год назад

@@SuellioAlmeida ok! Thank you

@1xRacer Год назад

Having a loose grip is the most difficult thing

@jl4859 Год назад

With a full time job and wife and kids, i just need to find time to practice, let alone practice correctly 😂😂

@mkt-7 Год назад

Is this a beginner racing guide or a life guide? 😃

@alexanderkaminski3930 Год назад

Just leaving a comment so you know what to do 🫡

@TyreSoupRacing Год назад

I love that this video states some "obvious" facts that we all know but get stuck in the back of our brains a lot of the time. There's not always a complex solution, just little steps I'm between. One big thing to go with comparing your driving with others, is to learn how to listen and accept critical feedback. Most faster drivers enjoy helping others if you ask, but expect that they may say something you don't like/agree with. Be open to that knowledge and ask follow up questions!

@marcusmiller8267 Год назад

I've had two lessons with you. I think you have to be the best instructor out there. Your attitude and patience is outstanding! Your instruction was clear and you communicated visual check points and "feels", which helped a lot. I wanted to take this opportunity to show my gratitude for your excellent teaching.

@SuellioAlmeida Год назад

Thank you for your great words man, let's gooooooo

@Coalblack49 Год назад

This practices is not only for racing techniques, is for life

@JohnnyEMatos Год назад

Not gonna lie, I'm on a league where I've won two championships back to back abd I can't just chill. Even if I'm winning I feel that itch, to never let them catch me because I'm really trying to win again and again, so I'm always trying to find ways to make the gap bigger and bigger. I want to win against myself too

@jsaleen17 Год назад

Help me stop overdriving my car. I'll get the fastest time or up there in the top 3. But then I can never get that time again. I think I'm overdriving, braking too late, understeering....etc

@SuellioAlmeida Год назад

I'd recommend getting the Motor Racing Checklist! I explain all sorts of behaviors and how to induce/prevent them in the course

@doug_vickers Год назад

I agree that leagues are a great way of improving Suellio. I joined the SimGameNerd league for season 2 and have improved a lot and still enjoying myself in season 6. Racing against much faster and higher iRating drivers really makes you concentrate on improving. If I can improve at my age (66 years) then there is hope for us all. 🤣 I just never give up trying.

@SuellioAlmeida Год назад

Great stuff man!!!

@benfinegoldsociety8312 Год назад

Wow. Im so glad I found this channel. Subscribed.😊 I'm a competitive chess player and everything you mentioned applies to chess as well. So when you laid out these tips I was like "oh my God, I do all that in chess but not in sim racing which I started 3 months ago." I don't want to be super competitive in sim racing but thanks to this channel I will be very efficient in my (awareness-- self analysis-- modify behavior--make it muscle memory) improvement loop Thank you very much

@spiffyg4939 Год назад

These may be generalities, but they're important generalities.

@X1erra Год назад

This will be very helpful. Thank you for giving me a good reason to compare. I also like the way you create your content, which I’ll definitely reference upon when I learn to make content.

@lewisgordon1490 Год назад

1:59 Doug Chandler crashed his 500 GP bike (I think in late '91) but he didn't know why. That killed his self confidence & Barry Sheene said it took months for Chandler to get his confidence back. Doug did get it back & led the race i was watching at one point in a re-aired race from 1992 here, on his #10 Lucky Strike Suzuki.

@chonglers1513 11 месяцев назад

I heard that in a twist of the wrist. Good book!

@garyopt 11 дней назад

I have a thick accent too, but this whole time I thought he was saying “breakfast” I was thinking breakfast IS good. But it was “Practice”.. I’m hungry

@el_Miguel_ Год назад

Great video man! These are some great tips. You earned a new subscriber :)

@ericcasado568 Год назад

These has to be one of the most original and based tips for improving on simracing that I found

@weedylauda Год назад

So what when you're really going totally in, full hardcore mode, but it still doesn't "click". I mean, I can be a coach but I'm not so fast. BTW I really love you contents and streamings and I'm literally extracting any info everywhere to be faster.

@jonashofstaetter 10 месяцев назад

I was driving with Julius Bartalos on Raceroom and he absolutely roasted me and won by 15 seconds

@Daedgeman Год назад

Ths was a great video thanks for putting it together I wish this was around when I started sim racing I learned this on on my own after 😊=560HRS ETC.

@smokin80 Год назад

Subbed! Would love to chat with you about the Porsche gt3 cup time attack challenge going on right now.

@notlotus985 8 месяцев назад

how do you stay aggressive online without a wider fov? i have a hard time judging how online players take lines side by side thru corners

@ShivPatil-v6b Месяц назад

I race on assetto corsa....so where to find beginner friendly leagues?

@Empire_of_Ravens Год назад

This is great shit

@Thiiagosp Год назад

Great Video!

@nihontiger Год назад

A bunch of great tips here, especially #2. Don't be afraid to put yourselves in difficult places! I see it happen so many times that because people are not winning or fighting for wins, they just immediately quit a league or race.

@RetroDillon 5 месяцев назад

You are a big inspiration for me, I really want to become a sim coach one day.

@MiguelElBlanco 4 месяца назад

The worst part of the rivals are when he be hitting us so we get disqualified

@tonedcos Год назад

Thanks mate, always good to see different approaches to driving tuition ;)

@joe_blo45 Год назад

That's gold. Thank you

@mdutchy2582 Год назад

The problem for me is stuff like PR last turn before the straight, my exit speed matches YT racers and I am same gear but somehow they hit 285kph and my car only hits 273. Something is not right.

@SuellioAlmeida Год назад

12kph is a lot!!! probably setup and wing

@bigalebro3764 Год назад

Excellent video! Thanks for the tips

@woollymaammoth493 6 месяцев назад

Where can I get that brake/throttle trace overlay graph?

@Formaldehydex Год назад

I listened to it when I was sleeping. I think I got worse.

@shawn2229 Год назад

I’ve been gt7 racing for a few years and want to get into I racing but I know I need to lean better technique so your videos have been very helpful keep up the good work. Maybe some day you will see me on track with you

@SuellioAlmeida Год назад

Go for it mannnnnn

@theracerdude Год назад

wow really sawing on that wheel, even on the straights lol

@GabrielFelipeA7X Год назад

Melhor vídeo que eu assisti hoje, obrigado.

@grantedwards5878 Год назад

Great video. How about some more info on comparing to other drivers? How do you do it? If I’m racing against someone else what do I do? Watch their replay? What do I look for?

@SuellioAlmeida Год назад

Good question. This depends a lot on the combo and corner. THat's why having a team is great, cause you have a lot of time to discuss about everything possible

@Arrow02 2 месяца назад

Esse mano é 100% brazuca, n é possível

@SuellioAlmeida 2 месяца назад

claro porra

@JamesCorban Год назад

Great video! Will apply

@lewisgordon1490 Год назад

5:00 said in an interview that he was frustrated that Freddie Spencer could go so fast at the beginning of the race b4 the tires had warmed up. He told himself he was going to either keep up w/ Freddie or crash. he discovered that if he pushed the tires really hard the first couple of turns the tires would heat up very fast. There-after he could keep up w/ Freddie at the beginning of races. (of course if he gone fractionally over the limit he would have lost tire grip & likely crashed bk he couldn't respond in time))

@fatih_a Год назад

Please more of this!❤

@stefanheineken6930 Год назад

More stuff like that please Suellio! And a video on how you control the camera so perfectly in your guides would be extremely helpful for self-analysis.

@SuellioAlmeida Год назад

Will do a video on that!

@stefanheineken6930 Год назад

@@SuellioAlmeida Awesome! I can‘t figure out how to do it smoothly and the way I want it.

@Rhythmic_Hammer Год назад

New subscriber here and just wanted to say you’re doing a really great job. Clearly the passion to help others runs through your veins. 💪

@pwh__66 Год назад

Excellent to listen to. Thank you.

@pwh__66 Год назад

Very likely to book some coaching with you. I’m going to finish the masterclass with Driver61 first.

@ccramit Год назад

Yes. The blind lap is a killer. I use apps to compare my laps with faster drivers and always have a goal in mind when practicing. Whether it is changing my line, what gear I'm in, or braking/accelerating points, I always have something in mind and am always experimenting. Blind practicing might be fine when you're at the top tier and just looking to find consistency, but when you're slow, it does not help you progress at all.