iRacing in 2024 - Big updates, better game. 

I don't think the Ray Formula is front drive ? Rear engine rear drive .

I find that iRacing should change the graphics asap. The graphics don´t fit the physics and the effort put in this simulator. Especially when you see the newer graphics like rain, and compare it to the track when it´s dry. There is a thicc old layer that needs to be replaced. The maps are a real let down. The rest is all great, even the damage models. (and yes I just focus on graphics here, but that doesnt mean its my main focus, I just like to be immersed. I prefer EA WRC over RBR for example. Love the sim, but if it looks like a turd, it works against the experience.)

Nice format and agree on fixed setups

Trading Paints. That’s your answer for better schemes.

You over steer the car a lot which is where a lot of your spins come from, plus putting the foot down in a RWD when spinning is not the best of ideas, lay off the accelerator and wait for the tyres to gain grip again. Maybe turn the force feedback down. When you approach a corner you don't really turn until the apex and really steer hard and then correct. Practice smooth in smooth out and turn in one motion to the apex. Brake bias is key for entering corners, usually the rule of thumb is, RWD move it back, FWD move it forward. FF1600, is RWD. Install crew chief so you know when a car is aside you. Also using Race lab will help for race info. Hope this helps.

12:16 that right there shows that iRacing really hasn't improved much over the years. New cars, new tracks, new weather, SAME OLD BUGS / GLITCHES.

That was fun.

Great Breakdown! I also was very hooked on GT7 and passed the 700h mark when things got a bit stale. Now I am regularly attending races in the World Sim Series (WSS) in AC via the content manager (which is a must for modern AC). There is also a race licence/safety rating system in place incl. driver reports with stewards when you want to report a driver/incident. There are a lot of great events to choose from and some very entertaining stuff from third party organizer's on top (e.g. AUSSIE OLD SKOOL WORLD TOUR). It's a ton of fun and everything is for free after purchasing AC with all DLCs. You really should give it a try! I just don't know how crowded it is in your time zone as the vast majority of players seem to be from Europe.

I'd definitely suggest leaving open setups ticked when browsing for a series. A lot of them, including the MX-5 and the GR86 that you were looking for, are almost fixed setup series anyway: You can use the setup called "baseline" or "fixed" (if the car also has a fixed series), or even better use an iRacing-provided setup for the specific track (just go to garage > iRacing setups). And these cars only offer a small amount of adjustable components, so if you are using a provided setup, your competitors won't have been able to tinker with too much anyway. It takes most people a long while to be fast enough for these bits of setup to really matter, it's all about the driver at first.

Let’s cut to the important question, what is that whiskey?

was hoping this was about the new update.......lip sync? Iracing is a blast when you figure out the car.

The ray formula is a formula ford, and it is rear wheel drive

Visuals look great. They could improve the views of the surrounding, but generally it looks better than ACC for instance IMO. The style is better.

If you want quick racing GT7 AND FORZA would be best for you. iRacing is a professional platform, the physics out perform console racing games. The graphics engine for iracing is supidly old, but for me i don't care as long as the physics are right. ACC isnt that pretty and has shiteee AA.

You can do better than Forza or GT7 when it comes to livery, you just have to learn photoshop or GIMP.

Have you ever practiced anything in your life?

dislike for the download speed this is your problem so "BS algo"

You've got nothing good to say about iRacing. I've been using iRacing for over 14 years and I am by no means a fan boy but I think your take sounds like someone who prefers the console way of racing. No disrespect but I think you should probably stick to Forza and gt7.

You over steer the car a lot which is where a lot of your spins come from, plus putting the foot down in a RWD when spinning is not the best of ideas, lay off the accelerator and wait for the tyres to gain grip again. Maybe turn the force feedback down. When you approach a corner you don't really turn until the apex and really steer hard and then correct. Practice smooth in smooth out and turn in one motion to the apex. Brake bias is key for entering corners, usually the rule of thumb is, RWD move it back, FWD move it forward. FF1600, is RWD. Install crew chief so you know when a car is aside you. Hope this helps.