Thank you very much again Eduardo, I always learn a lot of things about Mazda and about the tracks, you always give us tips very very useful. Thank you for help us to improve!
Cavalli magic baby! After a few races this guide is still my goto, tried out the ghost car this week and was a huge help for getting smoother at Andretti hairpin! Running a 1:36.7 but looking to improve still 💪💪
nice one eduardo 🔥 The breathing comment made me laugh as i was having a conversation to Payton today about heel/toe and he said he doesnt think about it, just like breathing, I said sometimes you have to be told to breathe if you mind is fully involved, he gave me a weird look 🤣🤣
So if you do not lower the ambient temperature in the game you will go slower no matter how well you execute a turn. Also the sunlight in the game will change temperatures as well so something to be aware of. Anywho I started a hotlap session and Set ambient temperature to 10 degrees. I used the Light Clouds setting and Tyre Blankets on. Instantly got the 149~150 crossing the finish line. I was stuck at 147 before so your on par if your hitting 147. It's just a settings issue. Be aware that running cold temps will probably make running more than 1 lap not possible because the tyres are going to get cold. I have not played with the sunlight and temp settings much to see what a good sweet spot is for doing more than one lap. For practice I don't usually worry about time and just set the temp to whatever makes the tyres happy and adjust the ghost car advantage to something fun for chasing.
Your track guides are already pretty helpful and impressive, but this one spoke to me the most because I do alot of online racing on this track with a PB of 1:36.700 I tought that I already knew pretty much everything on how to drive fast with this car but after watching your video I realise how much I can improve, I've seen very fast people doing 35.500-600's, but a low 35.198 is super impressive. Tbh I didn't even know that was possible, just goes to show how fast you are. I've noticed that the fastest drivers always powershift. As someone who doesn't do it because its probably a bad idea irl, is it really that much faster and beneficial in sims ? And if yes, do irl racers do it aswell ? As always a great track guide that will be super helpful to alot of people, thank you.
@@momslayer2184 I’m glad this video resonated with you in any way. Thank you for the feedback. I only powershift to save energy to be honest. I spend a lot of hours a day in the sim and my rig requires a lot of effort in every input because I make it feel like a real race car. If you time it right, you wont lose any time by not powershifting. At the end of the day it’s about how fast you can clutch in and out and execute the shift!
Thanks Eduardo. Your videos help me a lot to improve my times. Unfortunately I don't speak English. This video is not subtitled and it is difficult for me to understand you. I would appreciate it if you included the subtitles if possible. Thank you so much.
Thank you for saving my upcoming week :) I have a question, where would you say Silverstone, Imola and Laguna Seca sit difficulty wise on a scale from 1 to 10?
@@EduEK4 Thank you, I find Imola very challenging indeed. I never drove Laguna Seca in AC or with the MX5 so I'm really excited. Glad to have you teach us so much about the track and car.
