Its narrower, hence more exciting providing adrenaline. Then add that out of a 155*? Corners barely few are second gear and youre really starting to raise. So its narrow which makes it seem fast and its and its really fast in some parts too. Now if this isn't enough its tight with curbs guarding it all around and even there seem to be some straights they're curved too. It keeps you going so hard its becoming a thrilling experience this ride. It even enhances it with cambered corners at places or tries to kill you with road falling away from you. And then you regularly get blind, of course corners and can't even see where you're going. You've got to keep your eyes open baby, no fooling around. It keeps you on the edge where a racer belongs and then it throws you a bone (2nd gear corner) giving you some hope after a while to remain on earth, but no it quickly changes its mind and you're hanging for you're dear life yet again. Not only that its incredibly vast it has unique corners such as miss hit miss or wippermans or really anything after the kurrassell to the straight and I can clearly see parts of lfss very own Aston middle sector inspired from there.
Bottom line is it offers so much that even this little can't be found out in a day or two. It dares you to seek more and you know you want more, you always do.
hm, you might be wrong afterall. I've just heard Lewis says unlike in McL, they have 1 strategist (basically he called him like that, but i think that's his tag for race engineer) in Merc, that's half the thing.
O yeah man. I want to know corners and make her my bitch. But she's german.
Side note , quite easy to remember how corners look like. The difficult bit is having to take a 22 km for a new idea if you know what I mean.
Since there isn't an infinite amount of brake pads and disks on your disposal you're not able to adjust brake force in Nm in such a LFS fashion. All of a sudden oh no, not again Niki's brakes on endurance setups rings the bell. You're in for a ride to modulate brake pressure applied as you approach the corner and there's no 2 ways about it. Feels really good and very realistic.
I always found TC to be in the way of laptimes. Is this the case in ur Ferrari sir? Did you try disabling it? Does it provide more feel if disabled? Am I driving the car with throttle too much for TC system to handle it? Is it working progressively enabled or plain stalls in the way of power boost? Yea hard to make it a simple question.
Maybe Rosberg needs to have a beer with Alonso. Alonso could then share how switch-backs work despite Spaniard temperament. Might be of good use in Chineze hairpin. Still, even when Rosberg would pull switch-back off I imagine Hamilton would stay in DRS and the battle would go on. The true never give up spirit Lewis.