Thanks so much for this vid. I'm always so lost in what I need to do to prepare for league races and I normally underperform below my real pace in league races but this guide is amazing thanks so much brendon.
You are the most helpful esports driver for me always so underrated. You deserve more views but i can see your not doing it for that your videos are done with clear passion which is amazing showing you do your job in the best way possible. Anyway good luck in your esports this season and again thanks man for your time.
Hey Brendon thank you for helping your Community with this kind of Videos i really respect you for giving on your Knowledge. And thank you for your attitude towards life many People can learn from that I know that i did particulary in terms of motivation
Thank you for your kind message Dom! I’m proud and honoured to have such a positive community with people like yourself, anything I can do to give back I will
Thank you, Brendon, I started the F1 game from 2021, but still new to F1 games. I watched all your tutorial and track guide videos which are super helpful! Love that all! I watched your setup tutorial video many times, but the F1 car setup is so complicated that I have no idea how to start to adjust and evaluate.
Thanks so much for all the tutorials Brendon! I highly appreciate all the details you provide us with. For me, I just started with a very basic sim setup. Just using the g920. But for now it's fine as I'm far away from a pro. It's the first time using a wheel and pedals for me anyway. Your video's already helped me a lot when trying F1 23 without any assists. Hopefully with time, practice and also patience I'll become a proper driver. Thanks again for all the effort and I'm looking forward for new tutorials. 💪🏼
I never thought about the mid-session save feature 😂😂 When I practice for races, I usually have 4 days for one league, and then 3 hours for another so this would be very helpful for the one where I have 3 hours. I usually just tend to load a setup in TT, get a feel for it then hop into a 50% race from the back to practice overtaking, and use a strategy I feel is good, and from that information, I go into the event with a few minor tweaks, not even knowing if it works. The one where I have 4 days is I mainly dothe same thing, just do a 50% race from the back each day, and maybe do a one-lap short quali to see what's one lap pace is like. Thanks Brendon for all the tips you provided!
I love your videos man keep up the good work. You’re really helping me be more consistent in my league. I’ve taken 3 out of 3 race wins so far and must give you credit for the help. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing these tips Brendon. It is so nice you care to help the next generation of drivers. Keep up the great work and best of luck on the esport season.
Thanks for the vid Brendon, another tip: put collisions OFF, this will allow you to not be distracted in qualy laps by the behavior of the AI Hope that helps :)
It also helps during races if you adjust the AI level slightly higher than you pace, you need to be as consistent as possible without overdriving and find a way how to keep up with the AI that without colissions is also very competetive.
Hey mate. I'm a 44yo Aussie who has only in the past 12 months got into racing online and now I'm getting into league racing. Just wanted to say that your videos are really comprehensive and helpful! You cover things that i don't even think about! Haha I've started getting into the top 30% of TTs and in the top half of my league and your videos are helping me find those crucial milliseconds that's needed to get even anywhere near the times that you run haha Basically what I'm saying is...Thanks mate! Love your work😂 👍
Hey brendon this is the sort of guide i was looking for on best way to practice for f1 league racing that i do such as wor and other leagues i was doing the similar stuff you mentioned in this video before hand but wasnt sure if i was doing it affectively to maximise results better so this has helped a lot just need to improve on how to get the wings right in my case cant never understand if i have them too high or low with us using higher wings now and quali pace for me needs to improve too along with knowing when the tyres go so its time to pit and deffo gonna refine my practice routine so i dont over do it great video and best of luck for rest of the esports season 😍👏👊💪
Can you do a video about how to find your perfect setup, what settings needs to be changed in order to achieve more of something, how to manage tyres and temperature etc. I'm playing carreer mod with friends and I want to improve on that particularly because most of the time I catch the pole but during the race I spin and DNF, specially towards the end of the race. Might be the strategy that is wrong but I'm pretty sure I'm bad at tyre management and stuff.
Amazing video, About the glitch with no force feedback on what situations exists, cause I ordered a DD for mainly F1 games (I know it’s not a sim but I play what I enjoy) and would be a same not to utilize it. Furthermore watching your videos did improve my times so thank you:)
Hi Brendon, I just want to ask if you can possibly do a breakdown of some tracks? Personally I'd like : Austria, Las Vegas, Singapore and some others. Don't worry if u don't want to I'd just love to see something like that
Hey Brendon, I really appreciate this content as I don't hear a lot of drivers talking about this at all. Could you maybe go into what goes into developing this skill over time? I've been racing on F1 games for about 3 years now and I feel like my pace has plateaued to about a 1.5 seconds off WR times/ E-sport times. Is it just a matter of putting the time in and grinding to break that 1 second barrier? are there more efficient ways to get better/faster? is it realistic to think that all of us given enough practise can do e-sport times? what is a good mentality to have when it comes to this?
This video would be helpful for me if I knew what I was doing. So inconsistent lap to lap! Albeit nothing is worse than spinning every 30 secs on F1 22
Is there any reason to go back to garage, not by using “return to garage” option in pause menu, but by turning back at track? To save in-game session time? Because if we want to save real-life time, I think it is much faster to use the pause menu option.
Could you possibly do a pit stops episode like getting the entry an exit right hitting the braking point for the entry an what you do for the in an out lap.
@@BrendonLeigh Thanks cause i am really struggling with the pits at the moment and currently going into this weekends league race 22 points clear at the top of Div2 its Singapore which is a horrible entry, and just to add insult to injury its Sprint race then main race at 50%.
ive been stuck in the top 500 for so long on tt, cant seem to get close to your pace which is stressing me out. Any tips that might help with finding pace or discovering pace?
Mostly corner mid speed is the hardest part of racing, try to carry more and more corner mid speed and that probably will help your times 💪 once the car starts to understeer you’ve gone to far, it’s easy to under drive the car at the apex creating a fake limit of grip
Hey Brendon, I currently only use cockpit view and only have a Logitech g29 setup with a ps4. Was wondering comparing to a pc setup with a nice set of wheel/pedals and using overhead instead of cockpit view how much time am I losing if the same driver was driving?? Thanks!
P.S the main reason I think I lose time in cockpit besides the quality of gear is the FOV when approaching corners where the apex isn’t visible in single screen cockpit view until your almost at the apex for example turn 1 COTA.
Technically in the game the grid is the same for all equipment and driving pov, but definitely in t cam it’s easier to be more consistent and the same applies with higher end wheels on the market. I would probably say with the t cam and a higher quality cockpit and pedals + wheel maybe 0.200 to 0.500 a lap time gain