Can A Sim Racing Noob Make it In iRacing!? (Road To Pro Ep1) 

Absolutely, first thing I do in any sim is to take that line off, you'll improve much more quickly without it.

I use it to learn braking distance. For instance I leave it on and use the colors to brake. I then brake later and later. When I find a spot I feel comfortable at I take the turn a few more times while spotting what's around me. a curb, a shadow, a fence, marker boards. Then the line comes off. Helps me dial in a track faster. I can do 10 laps with the line on, 10 off then I feel like I know the track well enough to be confident in my brake points.

@@coreytrevor3910 break points come naturally

@@coreytrevor3910 thats one way to do it. or watch a track guide and then ajust to the limit o your apabilities, its much faster

I will say the same think

But still Using the race line does.

@@ewenblack4174 "erm actually you cant use that!" 🤓

@@turbo_marc exactly

thanks! im very new to this so im glad you liked it

starting to learn to race without the line

yes it was my ranking

Racing line is used to get a Baseline then try to find new Lines and practice prioritizing exit speed (also prioritizing entry on some sets of corners)

@@Nikgamingnl this ^^

i use a software called race lab there a free and paid version, i use the free one

i just use it for braking points and to learn tracks faster

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@@BaileySavva Stop picking on me.

@@fastmclaren71 FNEUWHFUWSHSOFHAFWHB

@@BaileySavva Maybe.

if u use the racing line for breaking points i think it can be really usefull